These iron-on fabric labels are tough against rough washing, but still it can be peeled due to frequent washing. These iron-on labels cannot be used with all type of fabrics. For example, if we try to iron a label onto satin fabric then it will burn the satin.

So this kind of fabric label can be applied for limited fabrics. The sew-in fabric label can use a sewing machine or it is necessary to sew a label in by hand to use sew-in labels. The sew-in label is more comfortable when compared to iron-on label. The sew-in label is more compatible with all kinds of fabric and the sew-in labels are absolutely permanent. The major advantage of this sew-in fabric label will be a permanent one which is not destroyed to any reason. A well-known and experienced seamstress or sewing machine operator can sew-in labels that can be applied to any part of a garment. The sew-in label gives a longer life with more reliable characteristics than the iron-on labels.

The fabric labels have few rules that should be followed. The federal trade commission FTC administrators and overseas permanent care labelling rule. This FTC influence label content for consumer product safety. The main rule that should be followed is that the manufacturer should ensure that care labelling instructions, if followed will cause no substantial harm to the product. This makes confirm that the consumer product will be safe. Theproducts contains fibre content that ensures the quality of the label. The fibre content is listed by percentage in descending order. There are two types of labels say man-made and natural. The natural fibres such as pure wool, virgin wool or lamb wool. The man-made fibre must be listed by generic class which includes acetate, polyester, nylon, rayon, spandex and other fibres. The fabric labels have washing, drying