Single StampaName

StampaName has to be the fastest and easiest way of labelling clothing (and other items such as books).  Our stamps are cheaper than other companies but with the best quality Trodat stamps and top quality ink.  The special textile ink goes through the washing machine time and time again.  Just stamp, stamp, Stampaname on - and your clothes are labelled!

As the ink is black it doesn't show up on very dark clothing unless there is a light pocket or waistband inside.  This is why we sell StampaName packs that also include name tags. You can then use these on any clothing that isn't suitable for stamping.

We recommend stamping directly onto the clothing rather than the care labels as if these are too silky then they don't absorb the ink. This said, a lot of people do stamp onto care labels and often it's fine - but we don't guarantee it. It's also important to wash any new clothing first - before stamping on it - as chemicals in the clothing can affect the ink.

The stamp should make hundreds of impressions and if the ink is stored carefully it should last for about 2 years. If it dries out replacement ink pads can be bought.

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Just stamp onto clothing (also suitable for books, paper etc)

• Stamping on a hard flat surface is better.
• Pump the stamp up and down first to ensure the flow of ink
• Stamp onto a piece of paper just to test it and get used to it
• Hold the stamp down for a few seconds and keep it still.
• If not planning to use the stamp for a long time it is a good idea to remove the ink pad and wrap it in cling film.  Full instructions will be supplied.

• Very quick and easy
• No inky fingers as the ink is contained within the stamp.
• Will go through the washing machine time and again.
• Stamped impression measures 36mm x 12mm
• You should be able to use the stamp 100s of times 
• The ink should last for a good 2 years.
• If it dries out replacement ink pads can be bought.

Note: the ink may show through a little on very thin white material e.g. a white shirt, but this can usually be avoided by stamping on a collar or cuff - or at the bottom of a garment where it won't show.  On most materials the ink doesn't show through.