Designed in Tokyo|Flat-rate $7 shipping from Japan • tracked
Estimated delivery from dispatch
about 7–10 business days
roughly 2 weeks in transit
Orders ship from our studio in Japan by international air packet — delivered straight to the recipient’s mailbox rather than handed over in person, so there are no redelivery delays from a missed delivery. It travels a little slower than express airmail such as EMS.
West Coast and major cities (for example Los Angeles or San Francisco) tend to land at the earlier end of that range; regional or East Coast addresses at the later end.
A flat $7 shipping fee applies to every order.
For international shipping, we cannot specify a delivery date or a time slot. Your order ships as soon as it is ready, and the carrier delivers on its standard schedule.
Most US addresses arrive 7–10 business days from dispatch.
Studio support hours
Monday – Friday · 9:30 – 17:30 JST
(UTC+9 · 00:30 – 08:30 UTC)
Closed Saturday, Sunday, the last business day of each month, and Japanese public holidays.
Email us at info@onamaeseal.jp — we usually reply within one business day.
Summer Camp
Every backpack, bottle, and sleeping bag comes home — even after sunscreen, lake water, and the bottom of countless camp bins.
Every item that comes back from camp needs a name on it. Tap a card to jump to the product that fits.
Water-Resistant labels
→ Designed to stay readable through sunscreen, lake water, and a full week of camp use.
Non-iron fabric labels
→ Peel and stick to towels and rash guards — no iron, no melting.
Tag labels
→ Snap onto care tags so bedding never gets mixed up at the bunk house.
Tag labels
→ Inside the strap or care tag. Made for shared bins and designed to stay put through mud.
Water-Resistant labels (small)
→ Tiny size for spray cans, lotion tubes, and shared bathroom items.
Water-Resistant labels
→ Designed to stay put on plastic, metal, and rubber — through the bottom of every camp bin.
Summer Camp essentials all in one bundle
Flat-rate $7 shipping · ships in 1–2 business days
Summer camp · FAQ
Everything families ask before drop-off day — what to label, how to label it, and what’s designed to stay readable through lake water, sunscreen, and shared camp laundry.
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 designed to stay readable through chlorinated pools, fresh lake water, sweat, and sunscreen residue. Non-iron fabric labels are designed to stay attached through hot, humid weeks and 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, and from dispatch US delivery takes 7–10 business days. Plan to order at least 3 weeks before drop-off for relaxed delivery; Standard International is the only shipping method available.
From a tracked trip to your door, to hand-finishing in Japan, to an open door back to us — three promises we put in writing. Simple, real, and waiting to be used.
Pick the labels they need by where they go and what they do — preschool, school, camp, sports, and beyond.
The full summer camp lineup — every name, every label, every favorite item covered.
A curated set of labels picked to match this scene.
