Nanjing Jiamei Garment Accessory Factory

Leather labels are mainly sewn on the back waist of jeans, and of course are also widely used on luggage, handbags, shoes and hats. There are various materials for leather labels, including genuine leather, imitation leather, microfiber leather, canvas, horse hair, PVC, TPU, etc. It can be expressed by assigning LOGO or   Garment Accessories Supplier designated patterns on different materials. Leather Label Leather label production The production of leather labels generally includes hot pressing (high temperature regular ironing), hot pressing, voltage (high frequency), silk screen, laser, sewing, embroidery, hardware... etc. It mainly depends on the designer’s design content, which is reflected in the designer’s ideas. The subject to be expressed. Different themes, different materials, naturally need different crafts to reflect. So there is a lot of attention to it. The seemingly simple leather label design is sometimes not so simple to make. And there is a lot of exquisiteness in it.

GRS recycled silicone label Jiamei Recycled silicone material patch  used for garments trims. With GRS certification. Widely used for Lining, Jack Jones, independent research and development by Jiamei Labels . Silicone Label   Features : GRS standards Eco friendly material with Oeko Tex 100 standards 2D and 3D look available Can be sewing or iron transfer Components Silicone-Most ecofriendly material

  Leather Label In addition, we have to look at its security category, which is more important! Everyone can see what is the difference between the three levels of ABC for clothing categories, like A level is generally on infant products, B level is products that can directly contact the skin, such as jeans and underwear, and C level is generally a coat. It will be in direct contact with the skin, and it is best not to make direct contact with the skin like this kind of clothing. Also, when buying clothes, you must check the ingredients. Generally, whether the cotton is stored or how many sides can be seen. The clerk told me that this is pure cotton. I bought it and found that it was uncomfortable to wear, and the fabrics were divided into natural and natural materials. Non-natural, the fabrics generally have cotton, hemp, wool, asbestos, which are all natural ingredients, and some clothes are chemically synthesized, such as polyester spandex fibers, etc., which are generally synthetic