500pcs Waterproof Tags with String,Plastic Reusable Labels Hanging Marking Tags

Definitely worth the money because the quality and quantity was great. The colors are awesome. They durable because the tags stay on really nice. The space to write wipes off if I wipe promptly. The space is good to write a lot.

Good price and worked great on my craft stuff.

i do a lot of craft show the different colored tags quickly let me identify what i have sold. aprons one color bags another very helpful.

LOVE LOVE LOVE THESE! Hard to tear and the pen work well. They also work if you stick labels to them!

I have nothing bad to say about these tags. They are much better quality and appearance than I expected for the price.I have an issue with the listing, though. Yes, these tags are reusable, but the implication is that they are rewritable, but they are not. The markings could be removed with solvent, but otherwise they are permanent.The colors in the photos are accurate to the ones I got, though they are much more vibrant in person, and the colors are straight out of the 90s.I goofed writing on one of the tags so I decided to see what it takes to damage one. It turns out that it takes a lot. First I tried to pull break the string. It sawed through the tag, but didn't break. Then I tried to rip the tag. It did not rip.I wouldn't recommend trying, but if you ever found yourself in a situation where you had to lift a 14 pound Pignose Hog 20 guitar amp with the string from one of these tags, I can confirm that it can be done.I'm pretty sure that for my purpose they'll be effectively indestructible. I'm replacing paper/cotton string tags with these because the paper ones require care to not damage. During the process I snagged two of these tags, but they took it in stride.

These tags are super nice. They are waterproof and I love the bright colors. Makes a great purchase for your tagging needs.

Perfect for acid dyers. Tag withstands initial soak, Acid dye bath at 200 degrees F., cooling off in dye overnight, repeated rinsing, washing with Synthrapol, and more rinsing. It hangs in there through drying and crocheting and is finally used for placement in the project. I suppose tag can be reused as long as there is room to write the new information. I have not been able to wear-out a tag yet to know how long that takes. I write the numbers of the color combinations on the tags. I have not had trouble with the marker, but I prefer a Sharpie. I have had only 1 string come open in dozens and dozens of uses. Warning: don't use as one of your ties because it will will tighten and form a resist. I attatch to a zip tie.

Totally waterproof! I accidently water them all the time. I used the marker they came with and have had no issues. Just make sure you give it a moment to dry or it will smudge.