I'm really excited about this review because I love products that are both practical and of high quality. Oliver's Labels fits the bill in both categories.
In preparation for William's first day of kindergarten, one of the requirements the teachers listed was labeling everything the children bring to school. Shirts, sweatshirts, shoes, backpacks, lunch boxes, water bottles, you name it.
Of course, a good old-fashioned Sharpie could get the job done but why be so boring when there's something easier, clearer and maybe even longer lasting?
Earlier this fall I partnered up with Oliver's Labels and their product did not disappoint. I received their preschool package ($33.99) in the mail which consists of 20 original labels, 14 shoe labels and 35 clothing labels. The package also includes one large bag tag but I opted to swap that out for three mini bag tags. This type of package customization is a unique feature of Oliver's Labels as compared to other label competitors.
As soon as I received my package I quickly applied the clothing labels to all of William's uniform pieces since those are the clothing articles most in jeopardy of getting mixed up with another student. Next I tackled all the items in his lunchbox. After more than a week of use the thing that surprised me the most about Oliver's Labels is how well they hold up after multiple washings. The labels on his clothing and food containers still look like I just applied them.
When you use Oliver's Labels you have the option to add their Found-it™ feature. In addition to your child's name you can choose to add a 9-digit Found-it™ code to each label. When the "finder" goes to oliverslabels.com and enters in the code, Oliver's Labels directs the item back to your address. Genuis, right?
A Giveaway!
Oliver's Labels is offering a free Preschool Package to one of my readers! To enter the contest, simply submit a comment. Make sure to include your email address where indicated so I can contact you if you win. Deadline to enter is Friday, October 19 at Noon Central Time. Good luck!
*Oliver's Labels provided me with labels for review purposes and also for a giveaway. As always, all opinions are 100% my own.
*This contest is now closed. The winner is Maria!
Of course, a good old-fashioned Sharpie could get the job done but why be so boring when there's something easier, clearer and maybe even longer lasting?
Earlier this fall I partnered up with Oliver's Labels and their product did not disappoint. I received their preschool package ($33.99) in the mail which consists of 20 original labels, 14 shoe labels and 35 clothing labels. The package also includes one large bag tag but I opted to swap that out for three mini bag tags. This type of package customization is a unique feature of Oliver's Labels as compared to other label competitors.
As soon as I received my package I quickly applied the clothing labels to all of William's uniform pieces since those are the clothing articles most in jeopardy of getting mixed up with another student. Next I tackled all the items in his lunchbox. After more than a week of use the thing that surprised me the most about Oliver's Labels is how well they hold up after multiple washings. The labels on his clothing and food containers still look like I just applied them.
When you use Oliver's Labels you have the option to add their Found-it™ feature. In addition to your child's name you can choose to add a 9-digit Found-it™ code to each label. When the "finder" goes to oliverslabels.com and enters in the code, Oliver's Labels directs the item back to your address. Genuis, right?
A Giveaway!
Oliver's Labels is offering a free Preschool Package to one of my readers! To enter the contest, simply submit a comment. Make sure to include your email address where indicated so I can contact you if you win. Deadline to enter is Friday, October 19 at Noon Central Time. Good luck!
*Oliver's Labels provided me with labels for review purposes and also for a giveaway. As always, all opinions are 100% my own.
*This contest is now closed. The winner is Maria!
No comments:
Post a Comment