Fabric Labels Add the Finishing Touch to Merchandise

Release time:2013-03-27      Source:admin      Reads:
A lot of potential clients want to understand the difference between material types when considering a woven garment or accessory label. The three main material options for fabric labels are satin, taffeta and damask.

There are three main differences between the above mentioned. Appearance, feel and thread count. Thread count refers to the number of threads woven in a square inch. So, on clothing labels, that translates into a difference in design. A high thread count means a more detailed, crisp image.
Satin offers the shiniest look. These labels are a bit sturdy. I don’t want to use the word stiff but they are more rigid than the other two types. Satin has a low thread count.

Taffeta offers a non-reflective look. A good example of taffeta would be something you’d find on a canvas backpack or similar items. It’s durable but very pliable and typically a cost saver if ordered in bulk. Taffeta fabric labels are commonly used as care labels or neck labels due to their durability and features. Taffeta offers a medium thread count.

Damask offers a slightly reflective or shiny appearance in comparison with satin and taffeta. Damask woven labels are everywhere. They are most common in apparel because they are soft and pliable to the touch. Therefore, damask fabric labels are appropriately sewn on baby or kids wear to avoid skin scratch. Damask offers the highest thread count of the three types of clothing tags. That means they have the tightest weave and will offer the most detail for your design.

Consider the above and choose wisely, fabric labels will always add to your clothing or accessory and make people take notice. But you should think twice before you choose favorite labels. Determine what kind of apparels the label will be sewn on like kids wear or adult wear and then select the material from three options. I’m pretty sure you will be very satisfied with your decision.

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