Differences between Woven Labels and Printed Labels

There are significant differences between woven labels and printed labels . Woven labels are typically designed beforehand, with colors completed on a computer machine. On the other hand, printed labels are woven during the screen printing process, reproducing the patterns and colors provided by the customers.

Printed labels offer a variety of color options and can create beautiful and realistic designs. They are not limited to single characters but can also include cartoon patterns and gradient color designs.

Our regular printed labels are commonly used as tags on garments. For example, a typical care label includes a printed logo, a size label, and a garment label.

Depending on the client's requirements, printed labels can be created with single-color effects, multi-color effects, or even thick and three-dimensional effects.

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There are evident differences between woven labels and printed labels. Woven labels are usually pre-designed with colors completed on a computer machine, while printed labels are woven during the screen printing process, replicating the patterns and colors provided by customers.

Printed labels offer a wide range of color options and allow for the creation of beautiful and lifelike designs. They are not limited to individual characters but can also include cartoon patterns and gradient color designs.

Our regular printed labels are commonly used as garment tags. For instance, a typical care label includes a printed logo, a size label, and a garment label.

Depending on the customer's requirements, printed labels can be produced with single-color effects, multi-color effects, or even thick board three-dimensional effects.