Labeling Guide
How to label every item before you ship it in. Tag it right and your autograph comes back exactly where you want it — every time.
The 3 Things Every Tag Needs
Tag every item with these three details. No exceptions — this is how we make sure your signing happens exactly the way you want it.
1
Player Name
Spell out the athlete you're getting the autograph from. One name per tag, even if multiple items go to the same player.
2
Pen Color
Tell us exactly what pen and color you want used. (See our Pens Guide if you need help choosing.)
3
Arrow Where to Sign
Use an arrow to point to the exact spot you want signed. No guessing — no surprises when it comes back.
Jerseys
9 examples
Basketball Jerseys
2 examples
Mini Helmets
3 examples
Full Size Helmets
11 examples
Trading Cards
6 examples
Photos & Prints
4 examples
Shoes
5 examples
Flat Items
6 examples
✓ Do
- Use a removable adhesive label or painter's tape — never anything that could leave residue.
- Write clearly in dark ink so we can read it at a glance.
- Tag every item, even if it's the same player as another item.
- Place the arrow as close to the signing area as possible.
- Match your tag exactly to your order details.
! Don't
- Don't use Sharpie or permanent marker directly on the item to mark the spot.
- Don't tape over numbers, logos, or signing surfaces.
- Don't send items without tags — unmarked items can delay your order.
- Don't assume — if you want a specific spot, mark it.
- Don't combine multiple players on a single tag.
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