Nanjing Jiamei Garment Accessory Factory

If you have come to this post it's safe to assume that you are fairly new to the label business and you are still trying to understand which labels to use for your clothing line. You have probably found that the most common type of labels for clothing/accessories and apparel are Woven and Printed clothing labels but you are still wondering....   WHICH ONE SHOULD I USE?!   Unfortunately there is not a clear-cut answer and in some circumstances it is not an easy pick between the two. The best way to take a decision is to first learn as much as possible about woven and printed labels and then asses each quality of the labels against your needs, time and expectations. Let's start with laying out some useful information about each label type:   WOVEN LABELS  Woven labels are normally made of 100% polyester (you can have them made in cotton too...but let's not go into too much details for now) threads weaved together. Your design is transformed into a "weavable" file t

There are three type of woven labels: damask, satin and taffeta woven labels. Each one of them has its own distinctive peculiarities which make them perfect for different usages. Let's have a look at the characteristics of each  woven label  type:   Satin If you're looking for something soft and with a shiny finish you might be interested in satin woven labels.  This weave has a higher thread count than taffeta, but not as high as damask; as a consequence it does not weave small details and lettering as well as damask labels. Popular applications of satin woven labels include mid to higher-end womenswear & menswear, and outerwear.     Damask This is the most common type of woven labels. Damask woven labels are made up of polyester yarns which come in hundreds of colors. Damask woven labels have the highest threads count and offer a finer definition of your design than the other weaves. The final result is a woven label with a luxurious and soft feel and rich look. This is w