When sending kids to camp, parents worry about whether they will return with all their personal items. No parent wants to replace even part of a wardrobe left behind at summer camp. Knowing how to label clothes for camp may not ensure every item makes it home, but it will increase the odds that kids will get home with most of their clothing. Here are some tips for labeling camp clothes.
Labeling Pants, Skirts, and Shorts
It is easy to place name tags on pants and skirts. There is ample room next to the manufacturer’s label or right under the waistband. You can also put it on the washing or care label. It just needs to be visible if someone finds the lost item, making it easier to return.
Labeling Shoes
Shoes require labels before heading to camp. Kids are notorious for losing a shoe, and socks disappear, even at home. Stick-on labels for shoes fit anywhere inside the shoe. Make sure to put one on each shoe. Placing a label under the shoe’s tongue protects and keeps it from rubbing against the foot.
Labeling Blouses and Shirts
Sticker name tags adhere to the care label of blouses and shirts. Since they hold securely to the fabric, they also work on the shirt or blouse’s side seam. Sometimes, if the manufacturer’s label isn’t bumpy or woven, you can place it there.
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