Easy to use. Printing option allows for printing of professional looking name badges with wide array of fonts and icons. I use these all the time for seminars and tours. State of the art for name badges! Well played Avery, well played.
This are great in general when you have to print up labels for meetings. A few times, I've had to set-up a last minute meeting with maybe an hour or two to prepare. Most people coming only knew their own group, so it was very quick and easy to print up these labels with everyone name and company name on it.
Used these for a big event at my church. I was able to print a design on the labels leaving room for hand-written names. Initially, I had some printing problems, but I think this was of my own doing. Paid extra for a heavier weight made to adhere to fabric.
I used the Avery stick-on labels to make name tags with pictures for our high school class reunion. They worked seamlessly and were a big hit with classmates.
I'm a chef and I use these labels to identify the type of foods that we sell in jars and containers and also to list the ingredients. (For health conscience people and for people with allergies.) The templates are easy to use and can be changed daily as our soups, salads and entrees changed. They also add a professional touch.
My husband's dad, Ted, died February 27 of this year at the age of 93. Ted and his wife, Faye, have 12 children, with spouses, grandkids, great-grandkids and great-great-grandkids (177 descendents) we thought at his wake we would use name tags with color coded ink so everyone would know Name, whom from the 12 they belonged to, and their relation to Ted. That part worked great but they didn't stick too good. They started to curl up on the edges after while. We didn't wear them to the funeral.