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Brother P-touch TZeFA3 NVY BL on WHT Fabric Label Tape 12mmX3m
Iron-on fabric tape labels clothing and linens for camps, schools, and care homes
- Label clothes for camp so items return home
- Identify school uniforms to prevent lost property
- Mark care-home linens for correct room return
- Brand restaurant tablecloths with your logo
- Organise fitted sheets and toys at home
Fabric label tape 12 mm
Brother P-touch TZeFA3 tape prints navy-blue text on a white fabric ribbon that is 12 mm wide and three metres long. It is designed for iron-on or sew-on application to clothing, linens and soft gear. The tape works with compatible P-touch label makers to create durable, wash-resistant identification labels.
Suits families, camps, schools and care homes
Households labelling school uniforms, sports kit, nursing-home linens or holiday towels will find the fabric ribbon practical. Buyers who need paper or plastic labels for files, shelves or shipping boxes should choose a different tape type. The product is not intended for outdoor signage or high-temperature industrial marking.
12 mm tape width
The single specification that decides fit is the 12 mm tape width, which must match the printer's tape-cassette slot. Only P-touch models that accept 12 mm TZe cassettes can use this roll.
Highlights
- Label clothes for camp so items return home
- Identify school uniforms to prevent lost property
- Mark care-home linens for correct room return
- Brand restaurant tablecloths with your logo
- Organise fitted sheets and toys at home
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which Brother P-touch label printers accept the 12 mm TZeFA3 fabric tape?
Any P-touch machine that supports TZe cassettes in 12 mm width will take this tape; check your printer's cassette list for TZe compatibility.
Will the navy-on-white fabric labels survive repeated washing and tumble-drying on school uniforms?
The tape is designed for fabric items such as uniforms and gym clothes and is intended to withstand normal laundering cycles.
How can I confirm the tape is feeding and printing correctly after I insert the cassette?
Run a test print from the printer menu; the label should advance smoothly and show sharp navy text on the white fabric background.
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