Design your own kiss-cut iron-on label for a professional finish on your clothing. Perfect for company logos, statements, and decoration, in soft quality free from phthalates and PVC. Withstands washing at 60 degrees.
Kiss cut iron-on labels can be used for many occasions, and are available in any size. With the kiss cut version, it's easy to put your own company logo on your workwear or make (funny) t-shirts with graphic statements.
A kiss cut iron-on label is cut so that it follows the shape of your logo/design. With a kiss-cut iron-on label you can easily get a beautiful and professional look, by putting a logo or decoration on your clothing.
You can also explore our full range of iron-on labels for clothes. For children's clothes, we recommend our iron-on name labels in size 30x13 mm. Design your own t-shirts for the bachelor / bachelorette party, birthdays, family gatherings etc.
How to apply iron-on labels
See how in the video
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Design your own kiss cut iron-on labels
Choose how many iron-on labels you need.
Choose Small, Medium or Large (depending on how close to the design you want them kiss cut).
Choose size for your iron-ons (from 6x6mm to 210x210 mm.).
Upload your own design or choose one of our standard designs.
Facts
You can design your iron-ons from 6x6mm and up to 210x210 mm.
When you choose between small, medium and large, you are choosing if you want a small or a wider edge around the logo/design that you have uploaded.
Soft quality, no itching.
Phthalate- and PVC-free.
Instructions included.
No color bleeding.
You can ofcourse, also use the iron-on labels as name labels for the back of the neck in your clothing, so that it's easily recognised.
Kiss cut iron-on labels gives the clothes a cool feature, and looks professional and elegant.
You can make iron on labels in color and in black/white.
Withstand washing up to 60 degrees, but remember to check if the clothing can tolerate the same.
FAQ
What should iron-on labels not be used for?
Kiss-cut iron-on labels are not suitable for very smooth or water-repellent materials such as rainwear, leather, PU leather or particularly stretchy fabrics.
They work best on absorbent fabrics – like cotton, polyester, and similar materials. They can also be applied to nylon stockings, as long as you use low heat. If the material feels plastic-like or smooth, it is probably NOT suitable for iron-on labels.
We always recommend testing first. It is your responsibility to ensure the material can withstand the heat. For delicate fabrics, only iron directly on the label, not around it.
