So You Lost Another Jacket…
There are few things more disappointing than losing our favorite jacket or a brand new shirt. If you’ve got kids or family members involved in clubs, sports, or they’re just super forgetful, this can be a huge problem! Losing or misplacing your clothes is a bummer, and not just because those clothes cost money. Your clothes often have sentimental value and are a great way to express yourself, so when they go missing, it feels like a part of you is missing, too. The good news is that Rubber Stamp Station offers a custom clothing marker stamp that allows you to stamp your personal information into your clothes so that they can find their way back to you!
Create Your Custom Clothing Marker Stamp
At Rubber Stamp Station, we’ve designed a tool that can help you customize a clothing marker stamp with your information. It’s super affordable and very easy to use!
- To get started, choose a size for your stamp! We recommend the Trodat 4911 Clothing Marker as a standard size.
- Next, enter the information you want on your stamp. This can include your name, phone number, email, or anything else you want it to say! Format the stamp with a font, size, and style to make it just how you like it.
- Before you checkout, be sure to look at the preview screen to make sure the stamp looks exactly how you want. Go back and make changes until it’s perfect!
- Lastly, add it to your basket and checkout! We will ship it to you as soon as possible!
Never Lose Your Clothes Again with Rubber Stamp Station
If you’re tired of your clothes getting mixed up at the dry cleaners, of your kids leaving their jackets at sports practice, or your stuff getting stolen at the gym, then it’s time to get yourself a custom clothing marker stamp! In just four simple steps, you can create a stamp that will ensure your clothes always find their way back to their rightful owners. Want a customizable stamp for every occasion? Rubber Stamp Station has everything you need! Just check out our catalog or give us a call at 1(850) 7STAMPS.
So You Lost Another Jacket…
There are few things more disappointing than losing our favorite jacket or a brand new shirt. If you’ve got kids or family members involved in clubs, sports, or they’re just super forgetful, this can be a huge problem! Losing or misplacing your clothes is a bummer, and not just because those clothes cost money. Your clothes often have sentimental value and are a great way to express yourself, so when they go missing, it feels like a part of you is missing, too. The good news is that Rubber Stamp Station offers a custom clothing marker stamp that allows you to stamp your personal information into your clothes so that they can find their way back to you!
Create Your Custom Clothing Marker Stamp
At Rubber Stamp Station, we’ve designed a tool that can help you customize a clothing marker stamp with your information. It’s super affordable and very easy to use!
- To get started, choose a size for your stamp! We recommend the Trodat 4911 Clothing Marker as a standard size.
- Next, enter the information you want on your stamp. This can include your name, phone number, email, or anything else you want it to say! Format the stamp with a font, size, and style to make it just how you like it.
- Before you checkout, be sure to look at the preview screen to make sure the stamp looks exactly how you want. Go back and make changes until it’s perfect!
- Lastly, add it to your basket and checkout! We will ship it to you as soon as possible!
Never Lose Your Clothes Again with Rubber Stamp Station
If you’re tired of your clothes getting mixed up at the dry cleaners, of your kids leaving their jackets at sports practice, or your stuff getting stolen at the gym, then it’s time to get yourself a custom clothing marker stamp! In just four simple steps, you can create a stamp that will ensure your clothes always find their way back to their rightful owners. Want a customizable stamp for every occasion? Rubber Stamp Station has everything you need! Just check out our catalog or give us a call at 1(850) 7STAMPS.
