Applications
- Composition and care labels
- Size, origin and traceability labels
- Neck, side-seam, hem and brand labels
- Labels for underwear, childrenswear, home textiles and skin-contact products
Custom packaging product
Clear care information and distinctive woven brand identity
Care labels communicate composition, sizing, washing instructions and origin, while woven labels reinforce identity and perceived quality. Each needs to be developed around the garment material, sewing position, feel and use case.
Material options
- TPU
- Cotton tape
- Polyester satin
- Polyester, cotton or nylon woven labels
Finish options
- Flexographic or screen printing by material
- Standard or high-density weaving by artwork
- Centre fold, end fold and cut-fold options
- Sorting and packing by size or style
How we work
From requirement review to delivery in China
Materials and finishes differ in colour, feel, cost and production constraints. We define the project boundaries first, then use physical samples to turn the desired result into a repeatable production standard.
- 01Requirement review
Confirm the product, dimensions, quantity, budget, target date and delivery location.
- 02Material and structure proposal
Recommend options based on presentation, use, transport and cost requirements.
- 03Artwork check and sampling
Review production files and prepare the relevant structural, printed or finish sample.
- 04Production and quality checks
Produce against the approved sample and inspect key processes, finished goods and packing requirements.
Quality focus
Define acceptable standards within the project
- Check clarity of copy, symbols and small text
- Confirm hand feel and sewing position
- Verify fold direction and finished dimensions
- Agree wash-durability requirements by project
Buyer FAQs
Care & Woven Labels FAQ
What is the difference between care and woven labels?
Care labels usually print composition and care information onto a tape or film. Woven labels form artwork with warp and weft yarns and are commonly used for brand identity.
Will all small text remain legible?
Not necessarily. Material texture, print method, weave density and font size all affect clarity, so the final result should be approved on a physical sample.
How should the fold type be selected?
The choice depends on the sewing position, skin contact, visible area and garment-production method. Centre fold and cut fold are common options.
Can labels be packed separately by size or style?
Yes. Sorting, counting and packing can be assessed from your size or style breakdown during quotation.
Can the current OEKO-TEX certificate be promoted?
The available file belongs to a partner supplier and has expired, so it is not presented as a current certification. A valid certificate from the actual producing supplier would be required.
Buyer guides
Plan the quotation and sample before production
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