1. What did you think about the Stikins website? Did you think the website was user friendly?
Yes, very user friendly and I liked how the website gave different options and also included a school fundraising section as well
2. Were you pleased with the service you received? Why? Did the confirmation email provide you with all the information that you needed?
Confirmation email wasnt some spamtastic email, just an email to let me know my order had been processed. Stickers arrived promptly which is always a bonus as you're not waiting weeks for them to arrive
3. When your order arrived, what did you think of the packaging and information enclosed?
No issues with the packaging or information enclosed.
4. How easy was it to use the labels/put the labels onto clothes and other items? Were the instructions on how to do so clear and easy to follow?
Really easy. Peel, stick, press and go. Instructions made it clear what you were supposed to do with the things
5. What did you stick the labels onto?
School jumpers, school shirts, sports kit, water bottles, stationery, school trousers, shoes, bags
6. How well did the print and labels survive throughout wear and after washing
The only time they didnt survive was on a 3 hour 90 degree shirt wash followed by a tumble drying. However I wouldnt expect anything to survive that kind of treatment either. They've stuck fantastically to everything else, including the stuff that goes in the dishwasher.
For stick and go-ness I think I will be buying these again. However one of my children's school has a huge problem with labels being cut out of uniform so I think I will continue buying name labels for their uniform.
Dh who is visually impaired said that he found it hard reading the font size. However as the surname on them is 11 letters then I'm not surprised really. If I brought a set of these for each child with first name& surname on them instead of just their surname then he said he wouldnt be able to tell them apart. Perhaps a variety of sizes would be better.
My 11 year old said that they liked them because they were just plain labels without any 'babyish' (their words) designs on them.