- 1" x 2-5/8" Address Labels 900 Labels Sticker Paper for Laser/Ink Jet Printer mailing Labels 8.5"×11" White 30 per Sheet

I liked that these were less expensive than name brand because really, they do the same exact job for less money. Easy to use, stuck well to envelopes. Easy to find a template to print address labels on and no problems with the ink drying on these. Good quality. Great price.

Good quality at a good price. Time to print my christmas card labels and I was out. Amazon had these generic labels (although Avery 5160 size) at a good price vs the named brand. Label quality seems as good as the name brand, as does the stickiness of the adhesion. These really seem to be identical thickness and quality labels for a better price - only thing missing is a box to keep them in.

Easy to set up for a laser printer. They print out beautifully; the ink adheres well to the label and they do not jam up the printer. So far they're 5-star. Will see how well they stick to plastic bags and for how long and in what temperatures and will update.

900 labels for this amazing price, so worth it I’ll be purchasing these again soon

Works just as advertised, but there is no space in between the stickers so they can't be cut apart easily. It is just normal paper with sticker on the back, so don't expect them to last particularly long. Perfect for a one night event as name tags or as labels on boxes.

Great labels that stick super well. I use them in my classroom all of the time and they are great and it came with so many!

I've been using these for a couple of years now as backings on reusable tickets at a food pantry. The front is a green label the same size with a ticket number printed on it. This is stuck on the back with a form printed that has a name, ticket number, date and number of items to give the person when they present it. These adhere well, print well, and pens write well on them. A custom use to be sure, but one that shows these can be versatile and useful in a variety of ways.

Perfect for return mailing labels, shipping labels, or even as cheap stickers for marking your equipment/tools. You could even use them as a cheap guerilla marketing tactic! I used to use labels like these to slap on the DVD sleeves for my film reels. Really completed the look/style I was going for. They're cheap, they print well, and it's easy to find the Avery templates for this same size. I would recommend doing a test print, adjust the cells/margins so that they always print in the right place and leave yourself some bleed room in your design in case they're not PERFECTLY centered. A few millimeters one way or another won't matter as long as you design them correctly.