Labels used on your clothes might be the smallest detail that most people think will not make any difference – but in reality, they are an essential aspect of the clothes you wear. Most clothing brands make the mistake of … Continue reading
In the fashion industry, deadstock refers to leftover scrap fabrics. Commonly known as deadstock fabrics, this refers to merchandise that was neither sold to the consumers nor is of any use to the producer anymore. This deadstock includes surplus fabric or leftover fabric pieces that the company cannot include in their products anymore hence adding them to their waste. Continue reading
Clothing brands have started to consider personalization and gender-inclusive designs to cater to the wide range of human diversity. Continue reading
A rapid rise in the demand for PPE, especially face masks has caused a market shift gave small designers a way to jump on the bandwagon of producing masks. However, branding the mask was more important than ever. How else would customers build brand loyalty and refer their friends and family towards the same product? Continue reading
The color of the woven label or the satin printed label on your clothes isn’t in line with your overall theme or brand design, you need not worry because contrast can be a really good thing for your clothing labels and your brand. Continue reading
From visions to products, sewing factories help you develop innovative wearable concepts by providing you with numerous product manufacturing and design solutions. From the very start, they manage your basic requirements, understand what you’re looking for, and give you the desired end product. Most modern-world sewing factories make use of the engineering process-driven methods through which they implement C2C Fashion Technology and ERP platforms, for instance. Continue reading
The Fashion Industry Goes Wild for Extensive Branding One of the most important factors that help distinguish one clothing brand from the rest is the clothing label that you often see at the back of the collar. These labels not … Continue reading
Iron on heat transfer labels (sometimes referred to as hot seal labels) are still gaining in popularity because they offer an easy way for designers and manufacturers to brand their merchandise. Applying iron on transfers can be a faster process than the traditional woven or printed clothing labels. Continue reading
Often times, a simple designed woven label can be all that is needed to stand out from the pack. However, given that it is estimated that the Fashion industry in the US alone has a domestic market value of $385 billion dollars (https://fashionunited.com/global-fashion-industry-statistics, 2016), it is always a challenge to try and come up with some new. Something unique. That same problem rings true with clothing trims. What can we offer that is different than other woven labels? Below are two examples of clothing labels that definitely hold their own and help make a design extraordinary. Continue reading
Care and content labels are an important addition to any garment. These printed labels show the consumer what type of fiber was used in the garment and more importantly, how to properly care for the garment to ensure the item will last as long as possible. Continue reading
