Most campers need 40–60 labels — covering clothes, swim gear, water bottles, toiletries, flashlights, and bedding. Many families order a starter pack and add a small refill if they have multiple camp sessions in the summer.

Yes. Water-resistant labels are made for chlorinated pools, fresh lake water, sweat, and sunscreen residue. Non-iron fabric labels are made for hot, humid weeks and designed to resist peeling, even when dried in the sun.

Yes. Our small water-resistant labels are designed for spray cans, lotion tubes, and toiletry bottles. They are designed to stay put even when bottles are wiped with sunscreen-greased hands or splashed in the bathhouse.

Tag labels snap onto the existing care tag — perfect for sleeping bags, pillowcases, and nap blankets that all look identical in the bunk house. No sewing, no permanent marking.

Camps consistently report that 70%+ of lost-and-found items have no name on them. Even a single-week stay benefits from labels on the most-lost categories: water bottles, jackets, towels, and flashlights.

Yes. Our labels are designed for repeated, everyday use. Most families reuse the same set across multiple sessions, and only reorder if labels are lost with the gear they were attached to.

Non-iron fabric labels and tag labels are designed for exactly this. Apply them at home before drop-off — no iron, no adhesive on the garment, just peel-and-stick or tag-snap.

Orders placed before 9:00 AM JST ship the next business day. Plan to order at least 2 weeks before drop-off for relaxed delivery; Standard International is the only shipping method available.