Brother TZE334 TZe Standard Adhesive Laminated Labeling Tape, 1/2-Inch w, Gold on Black

Unfortunately, this Amazon listing is for an assortment of P-Touch label cartridges. I am reviewing the Iron-On fabric labels.These work well.The question is: is this fitted sheet full- or queen-size? And can you tell me without completely unfurling it? I solved that problem by applying P-Touch Iron-On Fabric labels to all of my fitted sheets.One practical note: when you iron the label on, you do not apply the iron directly to the label. You use a “pressing cloth”, typically a thin cotton cloth, an old tee shirt may work well. But, be aware that I have experienced minor transferring of the letters from the label to the pressing cloth, just a very minor bit. Even so, this faint ghost of the print is likely permanent on the pressing cloth, so use some cloth that you don’t mind seeing this on.The description is that these labels are navy-blue type on a white background. The navy-blue is quite dark, almost black, but will lighten a bit with washing.Obviously, don’t attempt these labels on any stretchy fabric. On something like a fitted sheet, apply the label a few inches above the elastic edge.These are only for use on smooth-finish fabrics, no good on terrycloth, for example.And, finally, the fabric must be able to withstand a medium-hot iron, no nylon for example.This is a great capability for labeling on cloth items including clothing, sheets, laundry bags, etc. It really adds a lot of new usefulness to your P-Touch labeler.

I know I know, you’re supposed to orient the label the other way and wrap it around itself, but let’s face it, sometimes there is a lot of info to squeeze into these labels. Was looking for something to keep on hand that worked with a PT110 handheld labeler without going the “flagging” route. I wish that brother would offer something equivalent to the Brady cloth labels, but this flexible label is the closest it can get for the PT110. Pics are 24 hours after application, and after stressing the cables a little bit to simulate moving them around. The flexible labels don’t seal like Brady cloth labels, but they don’t straighten out and come off like the normal brother labels, I’m confident it will be fine for temporary or stationary cables.

Easy way to label your fabric projects.

As a photographer I have a lot of small clamps and other items (flashes, batteries, mics, transmitters, triggers) that are black. I hate the look of white labels with black text on my nice black stuff. But white letters on clear tape looks extremely professional and allows me to label my equipment so that if I accidentally leave a piece somewhere, I stand a good chance of getting it back. I like that I can get the print really small to get my name and address on a small flash or clamp, and then bigger for tripods and camera cases.

Quality tape for my pTouch labeler. The black text on the pink tape makes the label more legible in my opinion. Sticks/adheres well.

I got that tape to sign my fight gear: gloves, shin guards, head gear, etc.Those things are made of leather and so are not completely smooth.They are mostly black which is why I chose the white on clear option.Since I only put those stickers on my gear this morning it's hard to tell how well it will hold over time and since I'm only allowed one review per item... it will be almost impossible for me to tell if the tape holds on for a longer period of time =/I have bought the brother TZ tape for my label printer before (for many years) and it holds on great on plastic (notebook covers), paper/cardboard (boxes), vinyl (daily planners), etc.I still have moleskin products (everyone knows they're awesome, right?) that have brother TZ tape stickers/labels on them for about 8 years (it's May 23rd 2012 now) and the tape holds on just the way it did on the first day - no glue showing around the edge, no cornesr unsticking (and those notebooks were moved around and thrown into/carried in the backpack many times/for a loooong time over the years).I have also used them (those home printed labels/name tags) to sign my books so that people who borrow them will not forget whose book they have (as it happens if you read a lot).If you're wondering if you should get a brother label printer... just go ahead, they're great.If you're wondering if their clear tape is as good as the white (never tried the color ones) one... it sure seems to be. I just never used their tape for the kind of thing I used it for now before so it's hard to tell =/If I didn't trust them to make a quality product I wouldn't have spent money on that clear tape but than again it's not really ment to sign your sparring gloves, is it?They have clothes-iron-on-tape but that's for cotton (I guess) not leatherSo if anyone is wondering it the white-on-clear tape will be good to sign their MMA sparring gear... I'd just go ahead and buy it ;P

I have several different tapes for my old Brother label maker (PT-1800) but the one I use the most is RED text on WHITE background. Plus, several years ago, they changed the backing piece from one piece to two pieces split lengthwise which makes it much easier to position long labels. When the backing was one piece, the labels would curl up and sometimes stick to itself before you could apply the label. Now, I remove only one piece completely, loosen the other piece, stick the label onto the target object, and then carefully pull the other piece of the backing off. Works a treat.

As advertised and just what I needed for my PY-1960.

Excellent product - excellent service - will use again!!

It does its job

An excellent item as described, fast delivery.

Cherche à décoller après quelques lavages, même sur des tissus en coton. Un peu déçue, mais c’est parfait pour des choses qui ne se font pas laver régulièrement

No pegan bien, en la primer puesta de ropa se caen incluso sin lavar, aunque se pueden volver a pegar pero no me convence, aparte que es costoso