New ShoePal Labels $11.95 (package of 30 labels)
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Dryer safe
Laundry safe
Personalized
WaterproofPRODUCT DESCRIPTION:
ShoePals are a personalized label designed to help your little one learn to distinguish between left and right and to encourage independence.
Choose from 8 vibrant colors and multiple fun fonts to add your own (or your child's) personal flair.
Each set contains enough labels for 15 pairs of shoes.
Don't forget to double check your info -- all text is printed exactly as it is entered at the time of purchase.
FEATURES INCLUDE:
- Label Dimensions: 3/4" x 13/16"
- Package contains: 30 Labels -- enough for 15 pairs of shoes!
- InchBug does not recommend writing on any of the custom labels
- ShoePals do not stick to flip-flops
- Not for use on silicone
- Final product may vary from preview
AVAILABILITY:
Please allow up to 5-10 business days for processing of personalized products.- Reviews
- Questions
- shoes
- daycare
- shoe labels
- ridges
- bottom shoes
- feet
- pairs
- question
- price
- stickers
United Statesshoe labels
These are adorable and easy to add to shoes. They will be great once my little guy is learning to actually put on his shoes. For now they are great to label for daycare.
United StatesEasy to apply and cute!
Easy to apply and cute! Will help keep our shoes straight at daycare
United StatesShoe labels
I really wish you would bring the left and right footprints back. I really loved those.
United StatesLove them!
I love the shoe labels. I really had to press down on them for them to stick in his plastic bottom shoes that ridges in it but they work awesome! And they are super cute
United StatesGreat idea and holding up so far
I like that these answer the daily question of, “are these on the right feet?!?” They also are name labels for if my kids take their shoes off at school. I was a bit surprised that for the price I only got one sheet. The clothing labels have more stickers for the same price and while you get 30 shoe labels you can only label 15 pairs of shoes. May seem like a lot but if you have multiple kids with quickly growing feet they’ll get used. I think they could cost a little less.