We’ve been asked many times about having a woven label made with or without the “loose threads” on the back or having the colors not “see through” the background color of a woven label. What is this and what … Continue reading
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There’s a variety of different cotton or cotton blend cloth labels for the apparel industry and these are by far our most asked about labels. Natural fiber clothing tags are quite different from a damask or satin woven label because … Continue reading
We’ve been doing some research and have found an extremely helpful guide that will help answer many of the most common questions regarding clothing label requirements. Here are some of the questions that we are often asked: 1) Does the … Continue reading
Our most popular woven labels are back in stock and ready to go. Natural cotton woven labels are a way to capture the look and feel of the green movement and will only add to the clothing’s appeal for designers … Continue reading
Often we are asked “What size should I make my clothing label” or “what is the most common size of woven labels”? While there is no standard size for clothing labels, there are a few tips to keep in mind to create the perfect label. Continue reading
Written and contributed by: Carl E. Padovano My father is a shoemaker in Guardia San Framonde Italy, a kind man with a thick and ruffled mustache in the style of Victor Emmanuel II. His factory was a flat-topped building where … Continue reading
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Helpful information about what die cut means and some of the options for choosing a die cut woven clothing label or a die cut custom hangtag Continue reading
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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
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As everyone knows, the 2012 Summer Olympic games in London are about to begin. But you may not know the swirling controversy regarding the uniforms that the U.S. athletes will be wearing at the opening ceremonies this year. Famed American … Continue reading
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More and more often clothing designers try and find alternatives to having clothing labels sewn or ironed on the inside of garments and accessories because the call for comfort and simplicity are still high. While the traditional woven labels, printed … Continue reading