What is a textile label and what is it used for?
A textile label allows you to write down important information about your textile. You will be able to put as data the type of fabric used, put a barcode, the washing precautions or any other additional information on your product. A clothing label allows you to represent and differentiate a brand.
How to make a textile label for clothing, leather goods ... ?
To create a clothing label, you must have a special textile label printer. Our textile label printer allows you to quickly print your own clothing labels and customize them. You must also have ink ribbons and rolls of textile labels that you can find on our site.
How to apply a textile label?
There are different ways to apply a textile label. If you choose our iron-on label, it will then be heat-set at more than 200°C using a heat press. Whereas if you choose our sew-on label, it will simply have to be sewn on by hand or with a machine.
What is the difference between our two types of textile labels?
First of all, we have a sew-on garment label and a heat-stitched garment label. Then the iron-on labels are already pre-cut, while the sew-on labels can be cut to the desired length by yourself.
The iron-on labels are easy and quick to apply, they are resistant, but they are not applicable on all materials. While the sew-on labels can be applied on all types of fabrics, they are durable, but they are also longer to apply than iron-on clothing labels.
The different formats of our textile labels
We offer two types of textile labels with different formats.
First of all, we have rolls of textile labels to be sewn in the following formats :
- 30 mm x 200 m
- 38 mm x 200 m
- 100 mm x 200 m
Then we have rolls of iron-on textile labels in the following formats:
- 41 x 16 mm / 3000 labels
- 44 x 19 mm / 2632 labels
- 82 x 25 mm / 2000 labels
- 82 x 38 mm / 1315 labels
- 90 x 50 mm / 1000 labels
We also have iron-on textile labels to cut out:
- 60 mm x 50 m
- 70 mm x 50 m
- 80 mm x 50 m
- 90 mm x 50 m