AveryFlexible Name Tag Stickers, White Rectangle Labels, 160 Removable Badges, 2-1/3" X 3.37" (8395)

Works quite well. Print quality is good with my inkjet printer and sticks to clothing quite well, as advertised.

It does the job! Unfortunately, the Staples I visited didn't allow me to print onto it :(

easy to use, print quality is great if using with a laser printer

I use Avery labels almost exclusively for my business. I have never had any problem with them. The labels come in every size imaginable and are of good quality. Avery even has a website that has online templates, which work perfectly, and have a massive number of great designs to choose from for almost any project.Sadly, my experience with the name tags was far from typical. They would not print in my printer. No matter which feed tray I used, no matter how many different things I tried, the label sheets kept jamming the printer. The issue is the double separation. You can tear the name tags free from the paper frame with the backing still attached. This might be a great feature for handwritten name tags that don't have to feed through a printer, but for printing, it was a disaster. The perforation kept catching on the printer feed, jamming up the works and ruining the label sheet. The time, ink and frustration wasted on this were awful.I will probably never buy this particular product again, though I will continue to use other types of Avery labels.

Proceed with caution when buying these labels. We purchased these thinking they'd be an upgrade to the standard name badge labels we've been using. Tried to print a sheet using these Avery 8395 and they jammed my printer up so badly that I had to spend hours opening it up (literally unscrewing the printer and taking it apart) in order to clear the jam. This is on a fairly new HP M479FDW laserjet printer. The issue is that these labels are soft and flimsy, more like linen than they are paper, and they just curl up instead of feeding form the fuser into the outgoing tray. And again, because they're more like plastic than paper, when you try and pull them out of the rollers to clear the jam, rather than pulling out as a sheet, they stretch and flex and the labels separate form the backing sheet, making it almost impossible to clear the jam without leaving small bits of adhesive labels inside the rollers, hence causing me to have to do open heart surgery on my printer to clear the jam. I got extremely lucky, and am rather surprised that I didn't destroy my printer, as this is something that should really have been done only by a trained printer technician (rather than a frustrated home user with YouTube access). I am sending these back for a refund and will go back to the previous labels we've used in the past (much less expensive than Avery to boot).