Pack of 100 – Plastic Wire Shelf Label Holder, Sign and Ticket Holder, Easy Clip Design with Tight Snap Lock Closure. Height, 1-1/4" X Width, 3"

I love that they clip on the shelves so no room is being taken up! They are so easy to set up with just one simple click! Also very easy to change the label if I ever need to!

Acheter pour mon travail! Très résistant et format pour étiquettes régulières!

Kind of cheap looking, but does the job. Bought this for work to label storage lockers and it’s pretty useful.

Right before the mass shut downs due to Covid 19, my family and I moved into a lovely new home. We were overcome with joy, particularly with our new kitchen and the pantry. We had a whole separate walk-in pantry adjacent to the enormous kitchen, and we just couldn’t have been happier: finally enough room for all that Portuguese Sausage Spam, pickle-flavored gumballs and dehydrated water!But like fast food and TikTok, all good things come with a price. A terrible, terrible price. We had all this space and different ideas of where to put everything! One of us puts snack items on the left, another on the right. Does oatmeal go with baking items because of oatmeal cookies or with breakfast items? Is it wrong to put tortillas with bread? Who is buying all these boxes of creamy chicken ramen and do they go with pasta or with soups?! We had no organization. No hope.Our entire household devolved into chaos. The eight year old went full Lord of the Flies, scrounging through the pantry with one hand, spear in the other, in an endless, fruitless search for mini muffins that were buried under the countless boxes of Keto friendly cookies that kept getting ordered because “I thought we were out.” The cat capitalized on the humans’ discord like a domesticated urban raccoon, becoming hopelessly overweight on a new diet of cereal spilled from boxes that toppled from shelves due to overcrowding and jostling to get to the half a bag of Dorito dust and crumbs my boyfriend was “sure was back there somewhere.”I myself fell into an existential crisis, questioning the meaning of life on earth if one could not even enjoy the simple pleasures of a large pantry. I didn’t shower for days, holed up in the pantry under the shelves, cursing its glorious spaciousness and grandeur, despising myself for my vainglorious hubris.Our pantry had become a DMZ.And then, having fallen so far into the pit of despair that I was just browsing aimlessly on Amazon, I found these shelf tags. A ray of hope fell upon my face like an overdramatic shot in a John Woo film. My heart quickened, but I could not let myself hope too much.When these arrived, I sobbed at their beauty. They were perfect. They clipped to any shelf effortlessly, marking the territory of baking, breakfast, bread, syrups. Even the shelf-stable applesauce found its rightful place at last.The eight year old threw down his spear and engaged in long-needed peace talks. With structure in place, guided by the clear, hard plastic hand of Law that was these shelf tags, my family once more found common ground and unity. Only the cat, now accustomed to the sugar content in human cereals, was unhappy and we are clearly in a Cold War situation, with no clear idea of who will make the first move. Let’s just say the litter box is mysteriously under utilized lately…But on the whole, the family and house have been restored to a utopia of beauty and organization, all thanks to these shelf tags.

Perfect for labeling what needs to be labeled.