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Clothing labels for pets – Important trends

Clothing labels for pets

How to pick the perfect Clothing label for your Pet? Today’s consumers look for more than just bland colors and boring designs. It’s all about eye popping logos, bright colors and intuitive design features that make clothing brand labels stand out. People love to adorn their pets with customized accessories and clothing labels. A great […]

Quick and easy way to rebrand your garment using custom iron on clothing labels

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.

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, satin or taffeta and get additional 100 labels for free Buy 1000 woven labels for […]

Hot Trend in Clothing and Apparel Labels: Hem Tags

The hot new trend in clothing labels are hem tags. Hem labels and tags are placed on the outside of a clothing item rather than sewn into a seam in the back neckline. They are usually folded. They can be placed at the bottom of the shirt, on the back, and on the lower end of the t-shirt sleeve.

NYLO-FLEX TAGLESS HEAT TRANSFERS ON SALE

NYLO-FLEX TAGLESS HEAT TRANSFERS ON SALE

WOVEN LABEL + CUSTOM PAPER HANGTAG

1000 woven labels and 1000 custom paper hangtags in a bundle offer

The Biggest Mistake A Designer Can Make

If after putting all your energy and creativity into your newfound fashion line, you still don’t receive the response you anticipated, then you have to consider that there is something wrong with the way you are pitching it. What’s missing?

Woven Damask Clothing Label with sateen vs metallic thread

A short video to show you the different looks you can have from using a damask sateen thread or a metallic thread.