Could I use these to attach name tags through clothing? Cotton shirts only or strong enough for sweaters?
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Yes these are definately strong enough. These are super strong magnets! I tested this with magnets on a really thick robe and it was very strong. My only concern would be that it comes with a massive warning label. Part of the warning says "Pace-makers may be damaged or switch to 'test mode' in the presence of a strong magnetic force, if a pace-maker or other bodily implant is in use, keep a minimum of 3 feet distance." IT also says children shouldn't be allowed to use them and also they are brittle and the insides are highly flammable. But yes, these are super strong and would work for name tags, I guess as long as they're not wearing a pace-maker.
1262326
I would think they would! They are quite sturdy. I don't think you could hang jeans or heavy wet shirts, but I think for T-shirts or dish towels, they would work fine
739526
The clothes hangar is very light-weight, so can be used on a tension rod that is secure. It weighs about the same as a heavy plastic hangar. I use it for gloves, socks, underwear, etc. I wouldn't hang pants or coats on it -- that would make it heavy.
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They are heavy paper and cotton strings, so if you live in a desert, it should be OK. If you expect them to get rained upon, I don't think they will work. You may need some kind of plastic tag, like from a label-maker.
1639712
I haven't used them for hanging such a shirt. They work the same way any other hanger does. The weight is almost nothing.
1115075
I've looked to see if they give the size of the tags, but they don't. I can tell you that I used these on the label tags on my garments and had no problem. Hope this helps.
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NO, NOT FOR T-SHIRTS OR FABRIC. You have get "Iron-On" vinyl for T-shirts. This is for putting on walls, crafting, etc.
184376
You cannot use this on clothes. It is Not a soft label. I am a nurse and I use it to label blood tubes and specimens, which works well due to the plastic nature of the tape. It is more for hard or firm surfaces. Hope this helped.
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I have never tried it on clothing... i use it mostly for rugs and pillows... but i don't see why that wouldnt work.
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Yes. I used them on a shirt for a 6 month old. I wouldn't recommend it on something they might be sucking on, like a burp cloth, but short sleeve clothes should be fine.
672919
I really only find it helpful for shirts. That being said I have not really tried anything else. :)
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They're not very thick. Like a heavy paper stock. I've seen tags like this made out of wood that would be a better choice for permanent tags.
1987235
Well, I guess you could but the material they are printed on is stiff (similar to a piece of thick construction paper but with a grain to it)and once you've cut them (the names come printed on one sheet and you have to cut them up - it's easy) the corners would be sharp resulting in a scratchy area on the clothing. They are really easy to iron on (good adhesive), so I would think that you wouldn't have to apply too much heat for too long of a time. Hope this helps, good luck!
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The needle is sharp enough to pierce through paper, several layers of clothing, and probably thin to medium cardboard, but not more. It's not that long or that sharp. The other issue that might arise is that the tags are a standard length (about 2" long, I think), and unless you have a way of securing the extra plastic, your clothing would droop inside the box. Would you mount the clothes to a fabric background and then use some other method to put the background against the back of the shadow box? If so, it might work. If you're trying to tag through the back of the box, then probably not.
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Yes, they will do very well holding thin fabric. They clip tighter than clothes pins. I have used them on many different kinds of fabric.
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There is an attachment and setting for garments. I have not used mine for that but it is set up for it.
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These hangers are great for sweaters. They are a pretty good size. I know that they work well for XL sweaters.