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Double Shuttle Woven Labels: How Dual-Thread Weaving Elevates Your Brand

Posted on by Denise Newton
Double shuttle damask woven labels
12
Nov

The double shuttle technique in woven labels is a specialized weaving process that uses two weft threads simultaneously, allowing for greater detail, vibrant colors, and a textured finish. Unlike standard single-thread weaving, double shuttle weaving creates high-definition designs that bring logos and intricate patterns to life, making it a popular choice for brands looking to enhance their label quality. This technique not only improves the aesthetic appeal of a label but also boosts its durability, offering a premium touch that speaks to a brand’s commitment to quality and craftsmanship. Continue reading →

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Why Care and Content Labels Are Essential for Your Clothing Designs: Boost Brand Trust and Compliance

Posted on by Denise Newton
05
Nov

Care and content labels are an essential component of clothing and textile products for various reasons. Firstly, these labels provide vital information to consumers about how to properly care for and maintain their garments to ensure longevity and preserve their … Continue reading →

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The Ultimate Comparison – Hot Peel vs Cold Peel Heat Transfers

Posted on by Ursula Szajna
07
May

Hot peel heat transfers offer several advantages that make them a preferred choice for many clothing labels and manufacturers. One of the key benefits of hot peel transfers is their quick application process, which can significantly reduce production time and increase efficiency. Continue reading →

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Sustainable Clothing Labels

Posted on by Denise Newton
30
Apr

A key component of sustainability in clothing is reducing waste and promoting circularity. This involves designing products that are durable, repairable, and recyclable, as well as implementing take-back and recycling programs. Continue reading →

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Using Woven Labels on Non-Clothing Items

Posted on by Denise Newton
12
Apr

it is crucial to choose the right type of woven label for your hard goods. Consider the material, size, and design of the label to ensure it complements your products and brand. Woven labels come in a variety of materials such as damask, cotton, satin, and polyester taffeta, each with its own unique look and feel. Additionally, consider the size of the label to ensure it fits well on your products without overpowering them. Continue reading →

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Not All Woven Labels Are Created Equal

Posted on by Denise Newton
06
Sep

If you own a clothing line and sell clothes you design, you must know how much every little detail matters to the customers and what role it plays in enhancing the quality of your product. One such small detail is … Continue reading →

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Textile & Fashion Expressions – Demystified

Posted on by Denise Newton
12
Aug

As with any industry, there is plenty of terminology to understand. Fashion terms aren’t just fancy jargon that designers use to show off. Knowing the meaning of the most common words used in the industry will help you have a better mastery of your subject matter and better communicate with fashion buyers, garment producers, and industry partners. Continue reading →

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How It’s Made: Woven Clothing Labels

Posted on by Denise Newton
03
Aug

Everyone knows how important a label is for any clothing. It can carry important information, such as the material of the cloth, how it is supposed to be washed, and ironed, the sizing, and various other crucial details. However, have … Continue reading →

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Gender-Neutral Clothing Labels

Posted on by Denise Newton
27
Jul

Clothing brands have started to consider personalization and gender-inclusive designs to cater to the wide range of human diversity. Continue reading →

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Branding is More Important Than Ever

Posted on by Denise Newton
16
Jul

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 →

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