Give your textiles character
Labels and hangtags
One of our specializations is labeling clothing using various types of materials. We offer our clients services for creating aesthetically pleasing applications on the inside of garments that are both visually appealing and do not cause irritation to the wearer's skin. Logo tags are an important part of the production and printing process of textile products, adding prestige to the product and elevating it to a higher level of quality.
We sew them both on newly sewn shirts or sweatshirts, as well as on catalog clothing (we remove the original manufacturer's label and replace it with our own tag). Our clothing labels can be used on both the inside and outside of textile products to emphasize the brand. This solution is mainly used by clothing manufacturers. Our offer includes jacquard and sublimated models as well as cardboard hang tags and decorative plastic articles. In addition to the brand logo, additional information about the place of production or the composition of the product may be included on the finished project.
Types of Clothing Labels: A Complete Guide for Fashion Brands →
Branding - how, besides printing, can clothing be personalized? →
The most prestigue
Jacquard labels →
Jacquard labels are a type of label made from high-quality fabric. They are characterized by their durability, resistance to washing and wear, and the ability to achieve complex, multicolor patterns. Jacquard labels are widely used in the clothing industry. Designs and logos are woven directly into the fabric, making jacquard labels more durable and resistant to damage than printed labels.
Printed
Sublimated labels →
Sublimation allows for creating multicolor designs that can include gradients or fine details. The main advantages of sublimated labels are low cost, low minimum production quantities, and short lead times. Sublimated labels are durable and resistant to washing and abrasion.
Screen printing durability
Screen printed labels →
Labels placed directly on the fabric, usually on the inside of the neck. We recommend a single-color print - light gray, visible on both white and colored fabrics, but we also make colored labels. They are made in the same technique as other prints, which guarantees durability and comfort of wearing.
Paper
Hang tags are like business cards, they provide the final touch to your brand and carry the message you want to convey to your customer. We can produce and place them in any chosen location. Often, for our clients, we place the barcode of the product on them.
Eco-leather, natural leather, 100% vegan
The design can be personalized using a chosen text and symbol, which are then laser engraved and cut to exact specifications using laser technology or hot stamping. These types of labels can create an impression of refined elegance or rustic toughness.
You don't know what to choose? We will be happy to choose the best technique for your project together with you!
Learn more about labeling
Discover clothing label styles
no fold / hot cut, sewn on 1 side
A hot-cut straight clothing label is sewn along a single edge, with extra allowance outside the artwork so the stitching does not cut into the design. It is a straightforward option for neck labels and other spots where one side sits against a seam or hem.
no fold / hot cut, sewn all 4 sides
The same hot-cut straight label is stitched around the full perimeter, with sewing allowance on every side of the design. It lies flat on the garment and works well when the brand mark should sit like a small patch rather than hang.
manhattan (1 open end)
The long edges are folded and finished, while one short end stays open. That construction feels softer than a raw cut and looks more refined on visible placements such as sleeves, plackets, or the outside of a garment.
miter fold (aka hanger)
The lower corners are folded at 45 degrees so the label hangs in a clean V and can double as a small hanger loop. Brands often choose this for longer logos that need to sit neatly in a neck seam.
end fold
Both short ends are folded under and the label is sewn onto the fabric rather than tucked into a seam. The folded corners stay soft against the skin, which makes this style comfortable as a size or brand tab on the inside of clothing.
center fold (aka flag)
Folded in half and sewn into a seam, the label hangs like a small flag. One face can carry the logo while the reverse holds care, composition, or origin details without adding a second label.
book cover
Folded around a spine like a book jacket and sewn at that fold, this style can show branding on both faces. It is a compact way to combine a logo with extra information in a side seam or waistband.
