Organic cotton is grown without the use of harmful insecticide or pesticides. It is grown with natural fertilizers and is free from toxic chemicals. The absence of harmful dye is what gives cotton its natural color. There are many benefits of choosing clothing labels made from natural organic cotton. Here’s just a few. 1) Organic growing is better on the...
Did you ever wonder why some clothes labels look more densely stitched and some have the small individual stitches showing? It’s called double shuttle weaving. Weavers basically adjust the design to stitch over the image again filling in stitches on top of each other to give the design a more solid look. The disadvantage is the you will lose a little crispness...
Our line of natural cotton clothing labels have become more and more popular in recent months. They offer a great way to showcase a more casual look to your clothing or accessory and are a durable alternative to a woven label. These clothing tags are made from 100% cotton fiber and get softer with every wash. They start as shown in the natural color of tan but...
Certainly there are many different options to consider when creating your line of clothing. Whether it was the need to improve on something already out there or a clever idea for something new and never seen before. Something inspired you to start it in the first place. Here are three ways to make them tell their friends: 1. Choose...
Many times we are faced with a problem in woven clothing labels when weaving colors on to a white or light colored background. It’s called a shadow. It’s caused by weaving a darker color behind a white or light background. I often compare it to wearing red underwear and white pants. There are a few different ways to avoid a shadow on your woven garment...
