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HomeHome Office Office Suppies Label & TagsAvery Adhesive Name Badges, 2.33 x 3.38 Inches, White, Box of 400 (05395) |
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3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 A bit pricey, but they make you look good Sep 02, 2007
By Dave Millman
"davemill"
We recently held a luncheon for 150 industry guests. I put a light-yellow background and logo on these, then printed everybody's first name real big in dark blue. Underneath was their last name and company name. The badges looked fantastic.
The price is a bit expensive for stickers, but the adhesive sticks sell to clothing and comes off easily. Overall I'm real happy.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 great product - was hard to find ! Apr 10, 2010
By Mrs. M. Frost
I am arranging a reunion for 150 people who haven't seen one another for 40 years, so name badges are a must. I searched high and low for an easy solution and although these were expensive coming from the USA, they absolutely fit the bill.
Why does nobody make them in the UK?
name badges Oct 19, 2011
By cholett
I am charged with creating monthly name badges for an organization. I find the avery name badges easy to work with and fun to create.
 They Used to be Better but they're Still Good Apr 18, 2011
By Monica Israels
"OffroadGirl"
The previous version of these nametags featured a solid backing with tags on top. That version had nametags more like printer paper and they ripped easily. This current version has cutouts around the nametags so the backing is no longer solid. This version's nametags are made out of a shinier material that is not easily torn.
Though the labels look a lot better now I really miss the old version. If you have a few sheets of nametags you will find that they start coming off of the main sheet almost immediately, stuck to their own section of backing just a bit bigger than the nametags themselves. That means you really need to pull them all out of the main sheet and stack them together if you want to keep them in alphabetical order. It's not a big deal until you have 50 nametags or more. It was much easier to keep them in order when they would stay in sheets.
Also, one time I printed them and they came out the other end of the printer with two tags missing. I couldn't find them, and a week later they came out of the printer on their own.
I think this design is poor but the nametags look good when they're in use. They're just not as good for the keeper of the nametags.
Adhesive Name Badges Apr 16, 2011
By larjude2
These worked great for name badges for our Alumni Banquet last spring. Being blank you can put pictures as well as names on them.
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