Hey! I own a 3D printing-based braille label company. I’d be happy to give you some tips on how to print the best braille, if you want to message me. Then you can skip over learning the hard way, like I did.

It depends on the person, tbh. A person with a very complex wardrobe may buy tags that look like variously shaped buttons so their outfits always perfectly match, while others might just hang their stuff off of those hanger holders so each strip is one color of button up, for example.

Then there's people like me who are complete lazy slobs who almost exclusively wear graphic tees, yoga pants and leggings. I'm not gonna bother labelling each of like 30"! shirts just so I know without checking that this one's an A7X shirt and not the one that says Pugs Not Drugs.

That's a cool idea if he would be into it. You can buy NFC tags that work with a smartphone. My company sell them but I don't want to do advertising spam. I love the 3D printing idea.

I’ve never had a chance to use them myself but I hear good things about tags all the time.

Personally, I’d not use them, I don’t care about colors, but for those that do; I’m sure the labels/hangers would be awesome!

I’m half blind and my vision is gradually declining. While I’m not fully blind yet, I have a hard time recognizing color. This would be super helpful to me! Especially the hangers, as opposed to the tags as I wouldn’t want a plastic piece in my clothing, and wouldn’t want it on the outside where people could see it. The only problem is that someone with sight would have to hang the laundry on the correct hanger.