I wore the "Fragile: Handle with Care" one on my inner wrist during finals week. It was partly a joke for my friends but honestly, looking down at it when I was stressing out actually helped? It’s like a little reminder to be nice to yourself. The font is super crisp, looks exactly like it was stamped on.

as a ux designer, the concept is hilarious to me.put the care label on the back of my neck (like a real shirt tag).my coworker asked if it was real ink.

Super clean lines. I was worried the tiny laundry symbols would blur into a blob, but they developed perfectly legible. idk just be rly careful peeling the backing off—the text is delicate.

Big mood.

I love the concept, but placement is everything.i put the laundry list on my forearm, and because I type all day, the friction made the bottom lines fade way faster than the top.within 3 days the "do not tumble dry" part was gone. Put it somewhere that doesn't rub against your desk!

I’ve had this on for 6 days & it still looks fresh. The matte finish makes it look like it's printed directly onto my skin. def recommend.

my bf thought this was real and freaked out lol.

The "Fragile" patch is the perfect size. I recommend shaving the area tho. I have pretty hairy arms and the text looked a little broken up where the hair lifted the ink. Shaved a patch for the 2nd one and it was 100x better.

wore this to a gallery opening. great conversation starter.

Disaster. The text is way too small to be forgiving. I must have moved in my sleep because I woke up and the "Care Label" was completely illegible. It just looks like a dark smudge on my neck. If you can't sit perfectly still for 24 hours, don't bother with the text-heavy ones.