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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 schools
Lost property, with a return address.
Every school has the box. Tagsy helps shrink it: labelled items that tell staff who they belong to, a simple way to notify families, and fewer hours spent holding up jumpers at pickup.
Sound familiar?
Lost-property volume
Unclaimed uniform piles up by the term, then gets donated, binned or sold on. That’s money out of families’ pockets and space out of your building.
Anonymous uniform
The whole point of uniform is that it all looks the same. Without a reliable, durable label, staff can’t tell one Year 4 jumper from another.
Staff time
Sorting, displaying, emailing and chasing belongings takes time from office teams and teachers that should be spent elsewhere.
Parent communication
Families want to know when something turns up. A Tagsy scan can notify the owner directly, rather than relying on newsletters and noticeboards.
Getting things back, not just stored
Holding items is easy. Returning them is the hard part. A labelled item gives staff an immediate next step.
Built with schools, not just sold to them
Tagsy started in school corridors. Our school service gives each participating school its own Tagsy space, where staff can see labelled items, notify families and mark things as sent to lost property. Parents claim their labels, so when a jumper turns up, the right family hears about it.
Schools can take part in different ways. Some choose to supply labels to families; others simply recommend Tagsy and let parents buy their own. Either way, the label does the work: a member of staff, a pupil or a parent scans it with a phone camera, and the item has a route home. No app to install, no phone numbers sewn into collars.
We’re also developing PULSE Blazer, a removable Bluetooth finder in a garment-friendly pouch, for the single most expensive item on the uniform list. If you’d like to talk about what Tagsy could look like at your school, we’d be glad to hear from you.
For schools
The Tagsy mix that fits
The core of a school rollout: laundry-ready labels for blazers, jumpers, PE kit and coats, each with its own Tagsy identity.
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Tagsy Smart Labels
Small label. Big way home.
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For bottles, lunchboxes, instruments and bags: the other half of every lost-property box.
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Tagsy Everyday Bundle
A Tagsy for the bottle. A Tagsy for the blazer. Sorted.
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A simple starter set to recommend to families at the start of the year or for new joiners.
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PULSE Blazer
The blazer that can call for help.
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Coming soon. A removable Bluetooth finder for blazers, with the Tagsy QR identity included. Removed before washing.
Common problems we help with
Questions, answered
How does Tagsy work in a school?
Families label their children’s belongings and claim each label to their account. When staff or pupils find an item, they scan the QR code and the owner can be notified, or the item can be marked as sent to lost property.
Do pupils or staff need an app?
No. A Tagsy QR code opens in a normal phone camera. Staff who manage lost property use their school’s Tagsy login.
Do families have to buy labels through the school?
Not necessarily. Some schools supply labels; others recommend Tagsy and parents buy directly from the shop. We’ll help you choose the approach that suits your community.
What about pupils’ privacy?
Labels don’t carry names, phone numbers or addresses in plain sight. A finder reaches a private recovery route, and contact happens through Tagsy rather than by publishing personal details.
We already use Tagsy. Where do staff log in?
Use the School login button on this page: pick your school and you’ll go straight to its Tagsy sign-in. For everything about running Tagsy in a school, see schools.tagsy.it.
Guides for schools
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.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 digital profile for your belongings?A plain-English explanation of item profiles: the online record a QR label points to, what it should contain and what it should never show.
Whatever it is. Tagsy.it.