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Tagsy Fabric Labels
For the things that go in the wash and somehow never come back.
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Tagsy for parents
Less replacing. Less morning chaos.
Jumpers, bottles, PE bags and lunchboxes leave home every morning and not all of them come back. Tagsy gives each one a quiet way home, without printing your phone number on a nine-year-old’s water bottle.
Sound familiar?
The uniform that vanishes
Thirty identical navy jumpers on one coat peg. A name written in marker fades by half term, and a blazer with no name is just a blazer. Fabric Labels give clothes an identity that a finder can actually use.
Bottles, lunchboxes and the lost-property mountain
Small, everyday, forever being left on benches. A Smart Label on each one means whoever picks it up can scan it and reach you privately.
PE kit and the Thursday panic
Kit bags get swapped, borrowed and left in changing rooms. A labelled bag is easier to return and harder to “accidentally” adopt.
Forgotten, swapped and lent
Children lend things. Friends borrow things. A Tagsy on the calculator or the football means it still knows whose it is, even when your child has forgotten.
Made for the five minutes before you need to leave
Most lost things aren’t lost in any dramatic sense. They’re sitting in a lost-property box, on a coach, or in someone else’s bag, and nobody can tell whose they are. Names in marker wash out; iron-on name tapes tell a teacher a surname but not how to reach you. A Tagsy label turns “whose is this?” into a scan and a message, so a kind adult or school office can get it back to you without anyone playing detective.
It’s also privacy-minded by design. You don’t need to write a phone number or address on your child’s things. A finder scans the QR code with a normal phone camera and reaches a private recovery route; your contact details stay with you.
Start simple: Fabric Labels for the clothes that go in the wash, Smart Labels for bottles, lunchboxes and bags, or the Everyday Bundle for both. For the items that really do grow legs, the blazer and the school bag, PULSE is coming soon with Bluetooth finding you can use yourself.
For parents
The Tagsy mix that fits
Laundry-ready labels for uniform, PE kit and coats: the clothes that are most identical and most often lost.
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Tagsy Smart Labels
Small label. Big way home.
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Full-colour QR stickers for bottles, lunchboxes, pencil cases and bags. Children can pick their own colours, which helps them spot their stuff too.
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Tagsy Everyday Bundle
A Tagsy for the bottle. A Tagsy for the blazer. Sorted.
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20 Fabric plus 20 Smart Labels in one go. A Tagsy for the bottle, a Tagsy for the blazer. Sorted before term starts.
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PULSE Blazer
The blazer that can call for help.
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Coming soon. A removable Bluetooth finder in a garment-friendly pouch, for the blazer that keeps going missing. Take it out before washing.
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PULSE Bag
For the bag that definitely wasn’t left at school.
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Coming soon. Bluetooth finding for the school bag that “definitely wasn’t left at school”.
Questions, answered
Do I need to put my phone number on my child’s things?
No. A finder scans the Tagsy QR code with a normal phone camera and reaches a private recovery route. Your number and address never need to be printed on the item.
Which labels should I use for school uniform?
Use Fabric Labels for clothes: blazers, jumpers, PE kit and coats. Smart Labels are stickers for hard items like bottles, lunchboxes and bags.
Will a Tagsy label tell me where my child’s blazer is?
No. LABEL is passive: it helps the person who finds an item get it back to you, but it doesn’t broadcast its location. For finding things yourself, PULSE Blazer is coming soon with Bluetooth finding.
Does my child’s school need to use Tagsy?
No. Tagsy labels work anywhere someone finds and scans them. If your school also works with Tagsy, returns can be even smoother, see Tagsy for Schools.
How many labels does a family need?
It depends on how many children and how much kit. A simple starting point is the Everyday Bundle: 20 clothing labels and 20 stickers. Label the things that most often go missing first, then top up.
Guides for parents
School & uniformHow do you label school uniform so it actually comes back?A practical approach to labelling uniform: what to label, where to put it and which method suits which item.School & uniformHow do you keep track of a school blazer?Why blazers vanish, how to make yours identifiable and what trackers can and can’t do for school uniform.QR & digital identityWhat is a QR lost property label?A label with a unique QR code that lets whoever finds your item contact you, without printing your phone number on it.QR & digital identityQR label or Bluetooth tracker: which do you need?One helps a finder return your things; the other helps you find them. How QR identity labels and Bluetooth trackers differ, and when to use both.
Whatever it is. Tagsy.it.