Serial Seal
Lost & found labels with your number readable across a room
The large peel-and-stick contact label for checked bags, hard cases, tool boxes and job-site gear. Your name, your phone, your email, room for an address line — and an optional code a finder scans to call you straight away. Printed on Aurora holographic foil that shows through the whole label, die cut at 2.5″ × 1″ (63.5 × 25.4 mm), in packs of twelve.
12 labels — $9.00 · $0.75 a label · foil: Aurora
No minimum — one pack of 12 is a real order
Custom printed contact label. It helps a finder reach you — it is not a tracking device and it cannot guarantee a return.
Live preview — your name, your number, your code, printed straight onto the bare foil · actual size 2.5″ × 1″ (63.5 × 25.4 mm)
The foil is the label. Your details print as ink onto holographic vinyl, so the foil shows through the whole sticker instead of sitting under a flood of colour — it shifts as you turn it and it catches the light from across a room, which is what makes a sticker this small easy to spot on a dark bag. The large die runs on Aurora, a smooth wash of drifting colour. Want something quieter? The builder has flooded and tinted styles too — bare foil is only where it starts.
What goes on your label
The name a finder should ask for. First name only is normal, and it is enough.
Printed as the biggest thing on the label, because it is the thing a finder acts on.
For anyone who would rather type than talk.
Scan and their phone dials you, texts you, emails you, or opens your Instagram, your WhatsApp or your site. Your choice, printed in the foil.
Whatever the code does, the same details print underneath it in plain type.
Optional, and the wording is yours.
Permanent adhesive on holographic vinyl. It grips, and it does not come off in one piece.
0.75″ × 1.77″ for lens barrels, bottles and cable wraps; 2.5″ × 1″ when you want the number readable across a room.
Print only what you’re comfortable with a stranger reading. Anyone holding the item can read this label, and so can anyone standing next to it on a carousel. Most people print a first name, one phone number and an email. A street address is optional — we would leave it off anything that travels. Putting one on a child’s bag or lunchbox? Print a parent’s phone number and a first name only.
Where these go
A paper tag rips off at the first carousel. These are die-cut holographic vinyl on permanent adhesive: put one on the shell, one inside the lid, and one on the strap of every bag before you check it. A finder reads your name and dials your number without opening anything.
Bodies, lenses, mics, mixers, drone cases, gimbals, tripods. One label on the case and one on the kit inside means the piece that walks off a set still says who it belongs to. Small enough for a lens barrel, loud enough to read at a glance.
The chargers and dongles that vanish in conference rooms and libraries carry no name at all until you put one on them. Sticks to the lid, the sleeve, the brick and the cable wrap — and the code opens your inbox instead of your phone, if that’s what you’d rather share.
Drill cases, tool boxes, ladders and site gear on a shared job; lunchboxes, drink bottles, instrument cases and sports kit at school. Print a parent’s number and a first name — a finder gets one tap to call, and nobody has to guess whose it is.
How it works
- Pick your size
- Pick your style and background
- Type your details
- Choose what the code does
- Pick your foil and your pack
- We print & ship
What a pack costs
A pack is twelve labels at $9.00 — $0.75 a label. There is no minimum: one pack is a real order, and all twelve labels in a pack print the same design — for a second name or number, build that one too and add it as its own pack. The large die prints on Aurora foil.
One tier per order, applied automatically at checkout — nothing to enter, and no setup, die or design fees.
Two sizes
You are looking at the Large die, 2.5″ × 1″ (63.5 × 25.4 mm). The Standard die is 0.75″ × 1.77″ (19.05 × 44.96 mm) — the one for lens barrels, laptop lids, drink bottles and cable wraps, on either Shattered Prism or Aurora foil.
Who these are for
Questions people ask
What is a Lost & Found label?
A die-cut holographic sticker printed with the contact details you type - your name, your phone number, your email, an optional address and an optional reward line - plus an optional code someone can scan. You put it on the thing you would hate to lose. It is a label, not a tracking device: it carries what you type on it and nothing else.
What should I actually put on it?
Print only what you are comfortable with a stranger reading, because anyone holding the item can. Most people print a first name, one phone number and an email - that is plenty for a finder. A street address is optional, and we would leave it off anything that travels: it tells a stranger both where you live and that you are not there. On a child's bag, print a parent's number and a first name, never a child's full name or school.
What does the code do?
Whatever you pick in the builder. Call dials your number. Text opens a message to you, with a line already typed if you want one. Email opens a new email to you. You can also point it at Instagram, WhatsApp or your own web address. Scanning opens that destination directly on the finder's phone - nothing is routed through us, nothing is looked up on our site, and we never see that anyone scanned it. Whichever you pick, the same details print in plain type under the code, so a finder with a dead phone can still reach you.
Where do they stick, and do they come off?
Hard shells, plastics, painted metal, glass, powder-coated tool cases, laptop lids, bottles. It is thin holographic vinyl on permanent adhesive: it grips, and it tears and distorts on the way off rather than lifting cleanly - that is a description of the stock and nothing more. It is not made for fabric, silicone or anything that flexes hard, and it is not repositionable, so place it once.
What sizes and materials are there?
Two dies. Standard is 0.75 x 1.77 in (19.05 x 44.96 mm) and comes on either holographic stock - Shattered Prism, a bold fractured-glass sparkle, or Aurora, a smoother wash of drifting colour. Large is 2.5 x 1 in (63.5 x 25.4 mm) on Aurora, and it fits every field with the phone number printed big enough to read across a room. Both are sold in packs of twelve, and there is no minimum - one pack is a real order.
If someone finds my bag, do you contact me?
No. We print your label and ship it, and that is where we stop. Nobody can search a label on our site, and nothing about your order is looked up here. The whole point is that a finder reaches you directly, off what is printed on the label, with nobody in the middle.
Custom printed contact label. It carries the contact details you type and nothing else: it does not track or locate an item, nothing is routed through us, and it cannot guarantee that a lost item is returned. Not affiliated with any luggage, airline, electronics or tracking-device brand. Original Serial Seal layouts.