Tag Archives: sew in garment label

Buy 100 woven labels and get 50 more for FREE

Our most popular sale is back for a limited time. This sale has ended. Buy 100 woven labels for $100 in damask, satin or taffeta and get additional 50 labels for free Buy 500 woven labels for $290 in damask, … Continue reading

NATURAL COTTON PRINTED LABEL+RECYCLED PAPER HANGTAG

Natural cotton printed clothing labels and a recycled paper hangtag combination bundle offer. Get 1000 natural cotton printed labels and 1000 recycled paper hangtags with your design for $400. Continue reading

NYLO-FLEX TAGLESS HEAT TRANSFERS ON SALE

NYLO-FLEX TAGLESS HEAT TRANSFERS ON SALE Continue reading

Fun & Easy Do-It-Yourself Printed Clothing Labels Kit

Although our name is Rapidtags, sometimes we can’t be as fast as our clients need us to be. So, we have put together a Do It Yourself kit for making your own printed clothing labels. We have the kits in … Continue reading

Fabric options on woven Garment Clothing Labels

Not all garment tags are created equal. There are a number of choices in material type when considering the purchase of a woven clothing label. The most common are satin, taffeta, organic cotton or damask. Here is a brief description … Continue reading

Feature Product: Natural Cotton Printed Clothing Labels

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 … Continue reading

Woven Labels: What is a shadow and how to avoid it

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. … Continue reading

Iron on Tagless Heat Transfers

Heat Transfers have been around for decades and were mainly used for decals and name lettering on the front and back of t-shirts. They have since evolved into a means to avoid the standard sew-in woven labels, care/content labels and … Continue reading