For this latest BCP product, we teamed up with the label king, Label Land, to solve the laundry sorting confusion once and for all.
Do your daughters’ shells all end up in the wrong drawers because they all look the same? What about your son’s tzitzis? And socks, oh my! Are your kids accustomed to searching through their siblings’ drawers for their belongings? Do mornings sometimes get too hectic because one child’s pants are all hanging in another’s closet?
We wished there was a way to make it super clear what-belonged-to-who. Size isn’t always an indicator (every brand runs differently and often sizes are hard to find on the clothing, if they’re labeled at all). What if each child was assigned another color, and every piece of clothing had a color coordinated dot? All items with the blue dot go in Yitzy’s drawers, all items with the purple dots belong to Rachelli.
In a collaboration with Label Land, the source you’ve come to rely on for all your camp labels, we now present to you…Sticky Dots and Clothing Dots! (Psst: We’ve ironed these Dots onto the inside of the socks because that’s what shows when they’re folded! More instructions to come!).
Each pack comes with four colors. There are two different color combinations available for eight different colors (Have a large family? Get both color combos).
Where will you use your Clothing and Sticky Dots first?
Did we mention? FREE Shipping Worldwide!
Read more about the product + laundry download here.
Brilliant! Can’t wait to try this!
So smart! I was looking for a way to label uniforms!!
I always loved the quality of Label Land products and this is truly brilliant! Ordering now!
This is great! I use the dots system for my boys in a row but this is waaaay easier.
Not sure I understand the difference between the two. Which would you use the sticky and which the iron?
The Sticky Dots go on anything that has a tag (shells, clothing with tags, tags on the tzizit…or even items like toys or books that a few kids have .)
The Clothing Dots go on anything that is tagless and therefore needs to be ironed on: socks, tights, undershirts, underwear….
Ty for clarifying.
Now it all starts with a doormat…
if I’m spending money on labels, shouldn’t I get new underwear and socks for the kids instead of putting it on ones that are worn out and will be thrown out soon…? Lol
i bought in the summer for camp the sticky labels and used them on socks and undershirts without labels and they are all still on! fantastic product!!
My boys are all in a row, and some clothes get handed down straight from one child to the next when its outgrown without even making it in to storage in between. What happens then to the color system? Obviously not every single item of clothes and socks will be outgrown simultaneously.
You can always iron on the new color/label for the next child on top of the previous one.
You can remove the stickers or iron ones by pulling it and some sticky residue will still be there. Just place the new one right on top.
Are they itchy for kids sensitive to tags?
Why won’t the stick dots work for socks?
Another great idea is to give the oldest child one dot and every time you pass it down you add a dot. Girls can be red and boys blue.. this way you aren’t adding too many stickers..
It’s always easier to add a sticker then to take off a sticker
is there a code to get the discount still?