Robots — personalised name stamp

Some children need no persuading to label their own things. This is for the others.

🤖 A robot on the handle

Black, pink, blue, white or green. It is a small, solid robot and it is, reliably, the detail that makes a reluctant five-year-old want to do the stamping themselves — which is the whole trick, because a child who labels their own coat is a child who notices when it is missing.

It is also the design that survives being left on a desk at school without embarrassing anybody.

🖐️ About 1,000 impressions from one stamp

It is self-inking, so there is no separate pad to lose and nothing to dip. Press, lift, done — roughly a second per item, which matters on the night before term starts when there are forty things to get through.

💧 It stays on through the wash

Textile ink, made to survive 50 washes and more, by hand or machine. The only rule is the first one: leave the print to cure for 24 hours before it meets water, and after that you can stop thinking about it.

👕 Clothes, and everything else

• Clothing — vests, jumpers, coats, hats, scarves, gloves, socks, shoes, slippers
• Soft toys, comforters, and the bag they travel in
• Nursery and school kit — books, folders, pencil cases, lunch boxes, water bottles
• Sports kit, swimming bags, wellies, anything that leaves the house

On fabric it prints straight onto the care label or the inside of the collar. On hard surfaces — plastic, wood, paper — it prints directly.

✍️ How you personalise it

Pick an icon from the grid, type the name — up to 12 characters — and that is the stamp we cut. It is made for one child, so check the spelling before you order: we cannot re-cut a stamp that is already made.

🏷️ Adding name labels

The stamp handles anything you can press flat. For the things you cannot — fiddly straps, rough weave, textured plastic — add 50 or 100 printed stick-on labels with the same name. They go on in seconds and come off nothing.

🎁 It makes a good present

For a new nursery place, a birthday, a first school year. It costs less than a toy that gets forgotten by February, and every parent who has lost a jumper understands it immediately.

📦 In the box

One self-inking stamp loaded with textile ink, in a hard case. Refill ink is sold separately and takes it to roughly another thousand prints.

Flat EU delivery, free over the threshold shown at checkout. Ordered before noon on a working day, personalised and posted the same day.

You have 14 days to change your mind, in line with your EU right of withdrawal. A personalised stamp is made for one child and cannot be resold, so we can only take one back if it reached you faulty or we cut the wrong name — if we made the mistake, we remake it and pay the postage both ways.

Making it

Pick one icon from the grid and type the name, up to 12 characters. That is the artwork — there is no proof to approve, so check the spelling before you order.

First print

Press firmly onto a flat surface, lift straight up, and leave it 24 hours to cure before it meets water. After that it is through the wash.

Keeping it going

Store it closed so the pad does not dry out. If prints come out faint, the pad needs ink rather than the stamp needing replacing — a 5 ml refill takes it to roughly another thousand prints.