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
Hang tag
A retail finishing detailA detachable card completes the retail presentation. Define artwork, paper stock, size, finish, punched hole, string, and any product information.
What to specify
Artwork · dimensions · colours · material · approved sample
Spot UV hang tag
Gloss highlights on a matte baseSelective glossy varnish catches the light against a matte surface. Choose exactly which artwork areas receive UV and review registration, contrast, coverage, and the physical card.
What to specify
UV artwork layer · registration · card · finish sample
Matte hang tag
Soft, low-reflection presentationA low-reflection finish gives the brand a restrained retail presentation. Define stock, thickness, lamination or coating, print colours, hole position, and cord.
What to specify
Stock · matte finish · dimensions · attachment
Gloss hang tag
Bright reflective presentationA reflective surface gives colours a bright, polished presentation. Review gloss coating or lamination, print appearance, handling, and the finish under different lighting.
What to specify
Stock · gloss finish · print · handling sample
Foil-stamped hang tag
Metallic brand accentMetallic foil creates a reflective accent rather than a standard ink colour. Separate the foil artwork and define colour, coverage, tooling, fine-detail limits, and the physical finish.
What to specify
Foil colour · artwork layer · tooling · fine detail
Retail packaging
From product to presentationCoordinate the packaging with your product identity. Discuss the box or bag format, dimensions, artwork, protection, and packing requirements.
What to specify
Artwork · dimensions · colours · material · approved sample
Frosted zip bag
Translucent garment presentationA translucent zipper pouch presents and contains the folded garment. Specify usable dimensions, material, thickness, closure, artwork position, and the product that must fit inside.
What to specify
Usable size · material · thickness · zipper · print
Clear garment bag
Product visibilityLet the product remain visible inside a clear bag. Discuss folded dimensions, material, thickness, seal, product identification, and any destination-specific wording.
What to specify
Folded product size · seal · thickness · wording
Courier mailer
Branded outer dispatchAn outer mailer carries the brand through dispatch. Discuss parcel size, material, sealing, handling, print, and whether the packed garment needs additional inner protection.
What to specify
Packed size · material · closure · protection
Drawstring bag
Fabric pouch presentationA fabric pouch becomes part of the product presentation. Choose the textile, dimensions, cord, print, and construction; assess fit with the actual folded product.
What to specify
Textile · dimensions · cord · decoration · seams
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.
Define what private label means for your project
Buyers use the term in different ways. You may want a manufacturer-developed construction with your brand, an adapted product, or a completely custom design made from your specification. State which approach you need. The amount of development affects sampling, minimum quantities, pricing, and the decisions required before manufacturing.
Prepare brand assets for production
Provide usable logo files, colour references, label text, artwork dimensions, and placement instructions. Include the size and care information your market requires. Review small text and fine details at the size they will actually appear. A screen preview can hide issues that become visible on a physical label or product.
Plan labels and packaging together
Discuss neck or other brand labels, size identification, hang tags, individual packing, and carton marking. Availability and minimum quantities can differ between components. Decide which elements are essential for launch and which may be simplified. Your packaging specification should state dimensions, text, product grouping, and how the goods will be received.
Approve physical presentation
Check how branding looks on the sample, whether a label is comfortable in use, and whether packaging protects and identifies the product. Confirm the final artwork and text before production. Retain these files with the product specification. Contact Karimanwears with your brand assets and proposed range to discuss suitable private-label options.
Your project checklist
- Private-label or custom-development scope
- Production-ready brand files
- Required label text
- Packaging and carton instructions
- Approved physical reference