Fabric labels come in a range of collection of different varieties. There are some premade labels that have no customization. The premade tags include messages that indicate care instructions or types of material used to make the item. There are different sizes of fabric labels that are used in the market. In fabric labels there are other considerations beyond the design. There are different tags available such as iron-on tags and sew-in tags. The iron-on tags are made with a combination of both cotton and polyester blend. The blend is applied to the product and adhered with iron. Finally, the sew on tags can be stitched on either by hand or by machine. Any hard surface or a regular flat surface ironing board with a thick towel on top will work for applying iron-on labels.

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