Order your labels as iron-on labels
Our no-sew laundry labels, name labels, and iron-on designs (DTF) can be applied quickly with an iron and stay securely and permanently in place.
Whether for name identification in daycare centers, schools, and workplaces, professional textile labeling in the fashion industry, detailed care labels, clothing branding, or lovingly handmade items, iron-on labels offer a simple and effective solution for permanently labeling your textiles. This flexibility makes them a popular choice for parents, apparel manufacturers, DIY enthusiasts, and creatives of all kinds.
With a wide range of design options—from fonts and colors to logos and graphics — you can ensure that every garment or textile product gets a personal touch with your custom iron-on label.
By the way: Cottonera iron-on labels can also be sewn on without folding the ends under. Thanks to the iron-on backing, the cut edges of our cotton labels are less likely to fray. Read more
Statements, logos or care instructions can be permanently applied as DTF transfers using an iron or heat press.
- iron-on pictures from 1 piece
- free design
- machine wash warm
- TOP quality
The classic among the name tapes with various design options, available as no-sew iron-on label.
- woven labels from 10 pieces
- woven in two colors
- 100% cotton
- variable lengths
Our simple standard version for laundry labeling is offered at a particularly low price
- woven labels from 25 pieces
- woven, red on white
- 100% cotton
- width: 10 mm, variable lengths
The professionally embroidered name badge for workwear and many other uses. Particularly robust.
- embroidery labels from 3 pieces
- large color selection
- robust polyester yarns
- size: 25 x 130 mm
How do I iron on the iron-on labels so that they don't come off during washing?
Iron-on labels are specially designed to bond permanently with textiles. To ensure this is
successful, you have to follow the ironing instructions carefully!
The following applies to all iron-on labels:
Use an iron without steam and set the highest temperature permitted for the textile. It is best to place
protective paper or a piece of baking paper on top and press the iron firmly for at least 10 seconds
without moving it. Then let it cool down well.
For best results, use a professional heat press.
You can find the instructions optimised for the material of your iron-on labels on the corresponding product page.
Can I remove the iron-on labels?
This does not work with every material. With iron-on fabric labels, you can heat the label with an iron so that the adhesive material melts. There is a risk of damaging the fabric with the heat. Always use protective paper. This distributes the heat better. Then carefully remove the iron-on label with tweezers to avoid burning yourself.
DTF transfer iron-on labels cannot be removed in this way if they have been ironed on according to the instructions or applied using a heat press.
