Woven labels are an indispensable auxiliary material in the clothing industry, but many users may not fully understand how to distinguish the quality of a woven label. The quality of the woven label determines whether it meets the standards of this production. How to distinguish the quality of the woven label? In response to this problem, the following is an introduction.
1. Check whether there are errors in the pattern and text of the woven label, and whether the size of the pattern and text is correct. When you get a woven label, the first thing you see is whether there are any errors or omissions in the pattern and text. Of course, this kind of low-level error can generally be seen when the sample is produced, and this kind of error will not occur when the finished goods are delivered to the customer.
2. Check whether the pattern and text woven on the woven label are fine. The effect of each picture and text is the same as the original or original picture, which means that the woven label is very successful, because it can meet the customer’s requirements from the picture and text. If the picture and text cannot give the customer an ideal effect, then the woven label is unqualified, and it is a defective product for the customer.
3. Judging the quality of the woven label by the edge treatment, such as whether the edge is cut, whether the edge is smooth, and whether there are places that scratch the hand. Woven labels with such conditions are not good.
4. Judging the quality of the woven label by the relative density of the woven label. You can pull both sides of the woven label hard to see if the cotton yarn in the middle of the woven label is separated. If the cotton yarn is separated, it means that the relative density of the woven label is insufficient, and the product quality is definitely not up to standard.
5. Check the folding position of the woven label. You can check whether it is folded and whether it will fold to the text by folding it up, folding it on both sides, etc. If everything is normal, it means that the quality of this woven label is also top-notch.
The above is how to identify the quality of woven labels. In general, woven labels not only need to meet customer requirements in terms of graphics, but also in terms of size. Woven labels are very small, and the size of the pattern sometimes needs to be accurate to 0.05 mm. If it is slightly larger by 0.05 mm, the woven label will be distorted compared to the original. Therefore, for a small woven label, it is not only necessary to meet customer requirements in terms of graphics, but also in terms of size.
FAQ
The most immediate sign of quality is the clarity and precision of the details. A high-quality label will have sharp, clean lines in the logo and text, with no “bleeding” of colors or blurred edges. This is typically achieved through high-density weaving, where more threads are used per square inch. Additionally, the surface should be smooth and uniform; if you notice stray threads, loops, or a “fuzzy” texture on the front of the label, it usually indicates a lower-density weave or poor-quality yarn.
The physical texture, or “hand-feel,” is a major differentiator; premium labels feel soft and flexible against the skin, whereas low-quality labels can feel stiff, scratchy, or plastic-like. This often comes down to the quality of the polyester or damask silk used. Furthermore, the edge treatment is critical. High-end labels often use ultrasonic cutting or soft-selvage techniques to ensure the edges are smooth and won’t irritate the wearer. If the edges are roughly heat-cut and feel sharp or jagged, the label is generally considered to be of a lower production grade.