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CoatCheck luggage tags

CoatCheck self-adhesive luggage labels come on rolls for printing matching numbers for stored bags and their owners. The adhesive part attaches to the bag, while the counterfoil goes to the guest. Hotels, museums and event cloakrooms can use these labels when accepting bags and suitcases for storage.

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Products

Choose white, yellow, pink, silver-grey, blue, green, orange or purple labels, each listed as 14×160 tickets. A white/purple option is also available as 14 x160 tickets. Select the colour that fits your luggage-check arrangements and the supplies already used by your team.

How do the label and counterfoil work together?

Print a number on the luggage label and the matching number on the guest's counterfoil. Separate the tear-off counterfoil, attach the self-adhesive label to the bag and hand the counterfoil to the guest. At collection, staff compare the guest's number with the label on the stored bag before returning it.

Which printers use these luggage labels?

These luggage label rolls are intended for CoatCheck ticket printers. The white and white/purple product information states that they are suitable for all CoatCheck printers, with CoatCheck Orange and CoatCheck OneFive specifically named for the white labels. Check the chosen label's printer information when ordering supplies for your luggage desk.

How should I choose a luggage label colour?

Choose a colour that fits the way your venue organises stored luggage. The range includes single-colour choices and a white/purple option, while the matching printed number identifies the bag and guest. Colour can support your staff's arrangements, but collection still relies on comparing the label with the guest's counterfoil.

Order with free shipping and self-adhesive labels that attach directly to bags for numbered luggage storage. For advice on the available colours and printer options, call +49 (0)2161 40257113.