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A General overview of Woven Labels |
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| Release time:2013-03-27 Source:admin Reads: | |
| Woven labels sewn on garments provide information about the clothes. They tell you what material a garment is made from, where it is manufactured, what size it is and inform how to best take care of garments after purchasing them. Depending on apparels, woven labels with information are on the front and back, or there may be two labels; one with manufacturer information and the other with care instructions. Today they are the perfect finalizing touch to add to your product and start building your brand name. Some people might not think that labels are important but they are sorely mistaken. In many circumstances it may be the only location on your product that displays your company name. Options for woven labels include satin, taffeta, cotton, fabric, damask, etc. According to garments material or specific requirements of clients, labels can be customized to fit for purpose. Nowadays there are a number of manufacturers specialized in woven labels with different production level, thus it is of great importance to select an expert producer in order to achieve the perfect effect. Backed by their wide knowledge and skilful technique, an assortment of woven labels are available adopted in the market. Here are three commonly used materials for woven labels, satin, taffeta and damask. Satin woven labels are very unique in the fact that they only come in a black, white or off-white background for your color options. Taffeta woven labels are probably the least commonly used woven label. Although this is true, they have a specific look to them that accommodate specific fields. They are also a good option if your only purpose is to have your product identified and not really creatively branded. Regular damask woven labels (100 Denier Damask) are an industry standard for your woven label needs. This quality is probably used for 80% of the woven labels used in the industry. |
