Amazon has great reviews on them. I would test print a sheet and wash to see how well they hold up. Not sure if the old vinegar dye set would work on this or not. The instructions say they are color set when done printed. May be something in the fabric that does this and no need for a vinegar wash/color set.

I posted this last year, so it's just a copy/paste. The labels are washable. I have several on quilts which have been washed numerous times. This is about using the Bubble Jet Set solution: Posted by mary_c (My Page) on Sun, Jun 5, 11 at 10:03 Oh, I just follow the directions on the bottle, and it works fine. Perhaps the "hint" I had was the type of freezer paper I used - it's heavier than the stuff on a roll. It's also precut in 8.5x11" sheets, so it goes through the printer beautifully. I think Nancy's Notions may now sell this, but I got mine from C. Jenkins Necktie Company. Link below. Posted by mary_c (My Page) on Sun, Jun 5, 11 at 10:38 Well, I just learned something! The C. Jenkins is Cathy Jenkins, and she started out making custom handmade neckties. She INVENTED Bubble Jet Set! It's a pretty interesting website. And here's the website again: Here is a link that might be useful: C. Jenkins company

Nona - Instead of custom cloth labels, consider using the printer paper that makes iron-on designs for fabric. make the labels and iron them onto cloth tape or ribbon or directly ono the costume's lining. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16846101309&nm_mc=KNC-GoogleAdwords&cm_mmc=KNC-GoogleAdwords-_-pla-_-Specialty+Paper-_-N82E16846101309&gclid=CLqmsvnA7bQCFU6mPAod_nkAhQ

You might try the USPostal co web site or do a google for printing a media mail label