Your brand.
Every detail.
Discover how one identity changes across fabric, labels, tags, and packaging. Look closely, explore the finish, and build a shortlist for your own product.
Woven neck label
Identity inside the garmentThe brand mark is woven into the label structure. Review weave detail, fold, dimensions, seam allowance, and placement inside the neckline.
What to specify
Artwork · dimensions · colours · material · approved sample
Satin label
Identity inside the garmentA smooth satin ribbon carries the printed brand identity. Specify label dimensions, print colours, fold, attachment, and the text required for your range.
What to specify
Artwork · dimensions · colours · material · approved sample
Screen-printed neck label
Direct-to-fabric inner brandingPrint the brand identity directly inside the garment instead of sewing in a separate brand label. Confirm ink, actual fabric, location, size information, comfort, and readability.
What to specify
Ink · garment base · placement · required text
DTF neck transfer
Detailed transfer brandingUse a transfer to carry detailed branding inside the neckline. Review film feel, flexibility, artwork size, fine lettering, adhesion, and the completed garment sample.
What to specify
Transfer type · feel · fine text · application sample
Care & composition label
Product information in one placeCombine required product information with the brand identity on a sewn label. The image uses sample wording: final fibre content, care instructions, origin, language, and other required information must match the product and destination.
What to specify
Verified content · care text · language · seam placement
No matching finish. Try another word or collection.
Make the details work together.
Choose a print, an inside label, a tag, and a pack—or shortlist alternatives. Your choices stay with you as you explore these pages.
Branded visual concepts created to illustrate the finishes. Confirm method availability, materials, dimensions, colours, costs, and the physical sample for your order. Care-label wording is illustrative.
Choose sewn or printed branding
A woven label expresses the design through yarn; a satin label provides a smooth surface for printed information. Direct screen printing or a neck transfer places branding inside the garment without a separate sewn brand label. Compare appearance, feel, detail, placement, and the actual fabric before selecting a route.
Define every label position
Separate the brand label, size identification, care information, and any other product information. Specify each location with measurements and a garment drawing. Define folds and seam allowances for sewn labels, or print dimensions and alignment for direct applications.
Make the information product-specific
Supply verified wording for composition, origin, care, languages, size, and any destination requirements. The care-label image contains illustrative text; it is not a specification for your product. Confirm the final information before approving artwork.
Approve the inside as carefully as the outside
Review small text, colour, edges, fold, print feel, seam attachment, and comfort on the finished garment. Save artwork versions and the approved label specification for repeat orders. Discuss minimums, setup, sampling, and any label material substitutions before production.
Your project checklist
- Label type and size
- Fold or print placement
- Verified information and languages
- Colour and sample approval