FAQs

Clothing labels can be made of various materials such as woven fabric, printed fabric, leather, suede, rubber, silicone and paper.  The most commonly used material for clothing labels are woven fabric and printed fabric, which can be made from cotton, polyester or a blend of the two.  The choice of the material depends on the desired look and feel, durability and cost.

Woven Fabric Labels: They're the snuggly teddy bears of labels, made from cotton or polyester. They give your clothes that cozy touch, saying, "Hey, come snuggle with me!"

Printed Fabric Labels: They're the cool kids in label town, rocking patterns, colors, and designs. It's like your clothes hosting a fashion show, saying, "Check out my fabulous label, I make a statement!"

Leather Labels: The tough superheroes of clothing labels, adding ruggedness and durability. Your clothes say, "I'm not just fashionable, I'm ready for serious adventures!"

Suede Labels: Smooth talkers in the label world, with a velvety texture for added luxury. Your clothes whisper, "Feel the fancy, darling! I'll make you feel like a million bucks!"

Rubber Labels: Rebels in the label universe, bringing unique texture and playful vibes to your garments. Your clothes say, "I bend rules and stand out from the crowd!"

Swing Tags /Paper Labels: Wise old souls in the label family, though fragile, they carry important garment information. Your clothes say, "Handle with care, for I hold the secrets to your fabulous outfit!"

So, whether your clothes are snugly, fashionable, tough, fancy, rebellious, flexible or wise, there’s a label material out there to match their personality.  Chose the one that best suits your garment’s style and get ready to add some label flair to your fashion game!

Designing your own clothing label is a fun and creative process!  Here are some steps you can follow to design your own clothing label.

Determine the purpose of your label – Is it to display your brand name, size, care instructions, or all of the above?

Choose a design – This can include your logo, font, colour scheme and any other graphic elements you want to include.

Choose a material – Decide on the type of label you want (woven or printed) and the material you want to use (cotton, polyester, etc.)

Decide on the label size and shape – Consider the size and shape of your clothing label to ensure it fits in the desired location on your garment.

Work with a graphic designer – If you’re not comfortable designing your own label, consider working with a graphic designer who can help ring your vision to life.

Get samples – With all orders that are paid and confirmed, we provide a pre-production sample of your label to ensure you’re happy with the quality and design before we produce the bulk. order.

Ah, the rules and regulations of clothing labels. They can be a bit of a maze, but fear not! Here's what you typically need:

1. Fabric Content: Let your customers know what they're getting themselves into. Is it 100% cotton or a fancy blend? No secrets here!
2. Care Instructions: Give your garments the TLC they deserve. Whether it's "Machine wash cold, hang dry" or "Handle with care like a delicate flower," guide your customers on how to keep your creations in tip-top shape.
3. Country of Origin: Show some love for your birthplace. Let people know where your garments were born. Is it made in the fashion capital of the world or crafted by mystical fashion elves? Share the origin story!
4. Size and Fit: Don't leave people guessing! Tell them if it's a small, medium, or "one-size-fits-all" wonder. Bonus points for adding a humorous disclaimer like "Guaranteed to make you look 10% more fabulous!"

Remember, the information required on a clothing label may vary depending on the country you’re selling your garments, while it's important to follow the rules, there's always room to inject a little humor and personality into your labels. Make them as charming as your garments and leave a lasting impression on your customers!

The main difference between printed labels and embroidered labels lies in the method used to create the design or text on the label.

Printed Labels: Printed labels are created by applying ink or dye directly onto the label material using various printing techniques. The design or text is typically printed onto the label's surface, resulting in a flat and smooth appearance. Common printing methods for labels include screen printing, digital printing, and heat transfer printing.

Advantages of Printed Labels

• Detailed Designs: Printed labels can accommodate intricate and detailed designs, including fine lines, small text, and complex graphics.
• Flexibility: Printed labels offer more flexibility in terms of design placement, color variations, and the ability to incorporate gradients and photographic elements.
• Cost-Effective: Printing labels is often more cost-effective, especially for larger quantities or complex designs with multiple colors

Embroidered Labels: Embroidered labels are created by stitching the design or text onto the label material using threads. The design is created by a specialized machine that uses different-colored threads to form the desired pattern. Embroidered labels have a textured and raised appearance due to the stitched threads.

Advantages of Embroidered Labels

Durability: Embroidered labels are known for their durability and longevity. The stitched threads make them resistant to wear, washing, and fading.

Three-Dimensional Effect: Embroidered labels have a three-dimensional effect due to the raised and textured stitching. This can add a tactile and premium feel to the label.

Traditional and Classic Look: Embroidered labels are often associated with a traditional and classic aesthetic, which can be desirable for certain brands or products.

The choice between printed labels and embroidered labels depends on various factors such as the desired design, the level of detail, the intended look and feel, and the budget. Printed labels are suitable for designs with intricate details, vibrant colors, and gradients, while embroidered labels are preferred for a more textured and durable finish. It's important to consider your brand's image, the garment's material, and the specific requirements of your label design when making a decision.

To attach a clothing label, choose from various methods based on label type and personal preference. Here are common options.

1. Sewing: Stitch it up! Use a sewing machine or hand-sew the label onto the garment, ensuring it's secure and all edges are neatly sewn. Perfect for woven labels with folded edges.
2. Heat Transfer: Iron it on! With heat transfer labels, position them on the garment, printed side down, and apply heat and pressure using an iron or heat press. Follow the provided instructions for a permanent bond.
3. Adhesive: Stick it on! Peel off the backing of adhesive labels and press them firmly onto the fabric. Note that adhesive labels may not be as long-lasting as other methods.
4. Pinning: Play it temporary! For temporary or promotional purposes, attach labels using safety pins or decorative pins. Great for easy removal or changes.
5. Hang Tags: Swing it! opt for hang tags with strings or cords instead of direct attachment. Hang tags can provide branding or additional garment information. Use strings, safety pins, or plastic fasteners to secure them.

When attaching clothing labels, keep in mind their position should be visible and comfortable for the wearer. Avoid any potential discomfort or irritation. To be safe, test the attachment method on a sample or scrap fabric before committing to the actual garments. This ensures the method works well and won't damage the fabric. Take care of those labels with style and precaution!

Choose the method that suits your label type, desired durability, and convenience. Happy attaching!

In general, MOQs for custom clothing labels can range from as low as 100 pieces to several thousand pieces.  It's important to note that MOQs often influence the unit price of the labels. Generally, larger orders tend to have a lower per-unit cost, while smaller orders may have a slightly higher per-unit cost due to setup and production costs being spread across fewer items. Enquire how the prices will vary for different quantities.

We can provide you with accurate information regarding their capabilities, pricing structure, and any customisation options available for smaller order quantities. Keep in mind that there may be additional fees associated with customisation, such as design setup or mold fees, which can affect the overall cost of smaller orders.

1. Design and Approval: Finalise the design and get it approved, which can take a few days to a couple of weeks, depending on revisions and communication.
2. Production, sampling, and Manufacturing: Once the order is approved, we begin the pre-production sample. The time needed is usually 1-2 weeks. Once the sample is approved the bulk production will take a further 1-2 weeks but it depends on quantity, design complexity, and production capacity.
3. Shipping and Delivery: Labels are packaged and shipped to your location. Shipping time varies based on method, distance, and customs. It can take days to weeks.

The entire process, from design to delivery, can usually span 4-6 weeks. Discuss timelines with us, considering your specific needs and any deadlines or events.

Choosing the perfect size and placement for your clothing label is key, so here are some tips:

1. Size Matters: Make sure your label is the right size for the garment. It should be proportionate, legible, and not overpower the overall design. Go big to be noticed or small for a discreet touch.
2. Shape It Up: Labels come in all shapes—rectangles, squares, ovals, and even custom shapes. Consider your label design and how it will fit on the garment. Rectangular or square labels are versatile and popular choices.
3. Where to Stick It: The classic spot is the back neck area for easy visibility and reading. But feel free to get creative! Think about placing labels on the hem, sleeve, or side seam. Just make sure it doesn't interfere with comfort or functionality.

With these tips, your clothing label will find its perfect fit and spot on your fabulous garments. Now go label with confidence!