What are Woven Dress Labels? How much do they cost?

What are Woven Dress Labels?

Woven dress labels are tags made using weaving techniques, typically applied to clothing and accessories. Unlike ordinary printed labels, woven labels have the brand name, logo, size, care instructions, etc., directly woven into the label material using a textile machine. These labels are usually made from fabrics such as polyester, nylon, or cotton, offering durability, softness, and comfort.

Factory LIJIE provides a comprehensive classification of clothing labels, distinguishing them by material, function, sewing method, and manufacturing process. Below is a detailed breakdown:

1. Classification by Material

1. Metal Labels

- Used for clothing, hats, or bags, made from materials like aluminum, stainless steel, copper, zinc alloy, etc.

- Manufacturing techniques include stamping, printing, laser cutting, etc.

2. Leather Labels

- Materials: synthetic leather (PU), genuine leather, suede, etc.

- Applications: jackets, denim, hats, bags, etc.

- Customization techniques: printing, embossing, hot stamping, etc.

3. PVC Labels

- Material: soft PVC rubber.

- Applications: jackets, bags, hats, etc.

- Attachment methods: sewing, Velcro, self-adhesive, etc.

4. Fabric Labels

- Materials: satin, nylon, polyester, cotton, etc.

- Applications: T-shirts, shirts, children's wear, etc.

5. Transparent TPU Labels

- Material: TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane).

- Environmentally friendly, suitable for swimwear, lingerie, etc.

2. Classification by Function

1. Main Labels

- Used to display the brand logo, typically located on the inner collar or back center seam of clothing.

2. Care Labels

- Provide information on fabric composition, washing instructions, etc.

3. Size Labels

- Display the size of the garment or other products (S, M, L, XL).

4. Hang Tags

- Materials: paper, plastic, metal, etc.

- Content: price, brand story, contact information, etc.

5. Flag Labels

- Small labels, often with the brand logo or company name, attached to the exterior of the clothing.

3. Classification by Sewing Method

1. Iron-on Labels

- Fixed onto fabric using an iron, suitable for T-shirts, pants, etc.

2. Heat Transfer Labels

- The logo is heat-pressed onto transfer paper or film, then peeled off and fixed onto the garment.

3. Sewn Labels

- Designed with sewable edges, suitable for woven, leather, PVC, and other types of labels.

4. Metal Labels with Rivets

- Fixed using rivets or bendable feet, easy to install.

4. Classification by Manufacturing Process

1. Woven Labels

- Materials: satin, polyester, cotton, etc., ideal for brand identification.

2. Printed Labels

- Printed logos, product information, etc., on materials such as TPU, ribbon, cotton fabric, etc.

3. Hot-Stamped Leather Labels

- Made using heat pressing or electrical processes, suitable for jeans, bags, etc.

4. Cast Metal and PVC Labels

- Produced using stamping or die-casting processes, resulting in strong and durable products.

5. Embroidered Labels

- Created with needle and thread, available in styles such as flat, 3D, sequined, etc.

6. High-Frequency Labels

- High-frequency technology fuses silicone or PVC materials onto felt, ideal for clothing, gifts, etc.

Woven dress labels cost:

The cost at LIJIE ranges from $0.05 to $0.23. Feel free to inquire!

Clothing labels not only convey information like brand, size, composition, and origin but also influence consumer purchasing decisions and brand image. Factory LIJIE offers a variety of label types and processes to meet different product needs and help enhance brand value.