I have used these labels in the past for attaching to Christmas cards to send out. The labels come in a distinctive A4 sized yellow box with the Avery name on them. I paid £10.81 on amazon for a pack of 525 labels, which was a perfectly sufficient quantity of labels. Each label works out at just over 0.02p which is unbelievably cheap. The labels that I purchased were white in colour but I believe they also sell transparent ones. The ink dries very quickly on the Avery labels which is great, as it means you can get your job done quickly and they do not smudge. I have also never had any issues with the labels getting jammed in the printer, making the whole ...  Read the complete review

As a PA I have write a few letters, and generally ensure the upkeep of the CEO's files, and this is where Avery has saved my professional life. I use these labels all the time, and go through so many of them. I find Avery labels to be the best there is out there, I have also tried 5star and Rajalabel The labels come in a traditional yellow Avery A4 thin box, and can be stored nicely without taking any space. Avery labels are usually either white or transparent. I use the transparent one's for Christmas mail out as it looks great with coloured envelopes, as it looks very professional and is very chic. They are very easy ...  Read the complete review

In my work I have to spend a good bit of time writing letters, and then sending them out in the post. I know now-a-days email is what everyone uses, but there's still a lot of 'hard copies' sent out in my place. Maybe we're just a bit slow to become a 'paper free' office! The address labels we use in work are Avery Labels, and I find them very good. I must admit that I haven't used any other brand to compare them with, but if it ain't broke don't fix it, that's what I always say! You can download free templates for Microsoft Office to use with the labels, so that all you have to do is type in your addresses into the template, put the labels in your ...  Read the complete review