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Woven vs printed clothing labels—what’s the difference? Compare durability, cost, and brand impact to choose the right label for your garments.
Category Archives: Clothing Labels
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Athletic apparel uses specialized fabrics designed for performance. Learn which sports clothing fabrics are most common and which clothing labels work best with them.
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Tagless heat transfer labels are a popular alternative to traditional clothing tags, but one common design mistake can make them difficult to read. Learn how to avoid it.
Learn how to choose the right clothing label size for your garments. Discover common woven label sizes, sewing allowances, and practical tips for designing the perfect clothing label.
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Discover popular woven label enhancements including iron-on backing, peel and stick adhesive, merrowed edges, and starched woven labels. These options help clothing designers customize how labels are applied and displayed on garments and accessories.
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Learn how a QR code clothing label works and how brands use QR codes on garments, hangtags, and heat transfers to connect customers with websites, product details, and digital content.
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When designing custom woven labels for clothing, understanding the woven label material differences between satin, taffeta, and damask is one of the first decisions you’ll face. Each material offers a different level of softness, shine, durability, and design detail. Understanding these differences will help you select the best woven label for your brand, garment type, […]
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If you look closely at the care or content label on many garments, you’ll often see a small number labeled RN. An RN number on clothing labels stands for “Registered Identification Number,” which is issued by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to identify businesses involved in manufacturing, importing, distributing, or selling textile, wool, or fur […]
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Clothing brands use several types of labels to identify their garments and provide care instructions. Learn the 5 most common clothing label types used in apparel.
The FTC care labeling rule for small clothing brands requires permanent care instructions on most garments sold in the U.S. Learn what small apparel businesses must include to stay compliant and protect their brand.