Clothing Tags For The Blind

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Clothing tags for the blind.

This item braille clothing tags. Tags are 1 2 wide. Braille tags are commercially available and can make identification easy. There are also many apps you can put on your phone that identify color.

Brailling a microwave marking an oven dial matching clothes and finding frozen food is easy with our tools for the blind. Can be machine washed and dried. The tags may irritate the skin so it may help to sew them to the bottom hem as long as they are concealed. Aph has tags you can attaches to the label of clothing to identify color.

Sew on or secure with a safety pin. Clothing labels name labels washer and dryer safe no iron labels for daycare washable write on made in the usa highlighter design set of 1 4 1 out of 5 stars 751 6 99 6. Browse our selection of braille and vision impared labelers. Measures about 1 2 in by 1 1 4 in.

Assorted package of 100 print and braille color clothing tags. 15 products on this shelf. We carry labelers for the blind and visually impaired. The tags can be sewn onto the tag or the inside seam of the clothing.

Markers have holes in corners. We even have devices that talk. There are also many specialty labeling products for people who are blind or have low vision. Colors bump dots for visually impaired made in usa 106pc combo pack with assortment of colors shapes and sizes low vision aids braille stickers raised tactile dots for elderly blind.

Durable and washable white plastic tags with braille and corresponding black print. These tags are small metal tags that have color words and pattern words. Peer advisor steph mccoy founder and ceo of bold blind beauty has written eloquently about her journey with this eye condition. As a real fashionista in this post she shares her thoughts on fashion trends an important topic as spring approaches.

Easily and quickly keep track of colors in your wardrobe. Made of lightweight aluminum. María sol ungar an argentinian designer who lives in buenos aires began to design clothing for people who are blind or have poor vision for her thesis project in college which required her to.