Woven Fabric Labels refer to products that use weaving technology to interweave fibers into the shape of labels. These labels usually contain brand logos, product information, size or other important information.
Production process: During the production process, two sets of horizontal and vertical warp and weft threads are interlaced by the loom to form fabrics, and then cut, sew and other processes to make labels.

Features and advantages

Fabric characteristics: The fabric background of woven fabric labels is closely connected with the pattern text to form a whole, with high durability and fine pattern expression capabilities.
Flexibility: It can be customized according to customer needs, including size, color, shape, folding method and special process treatment (such as 3D cubic filling, laser hollowing, etc.).
Wide range of applications: Suitable for a variety of textiles such as clothing, shoes, bags, etc., as a brand logo or product information display.

Application scenarios

Clothing labels: Usually sewn on the inside of clothing, such as collars, cuffs or side seams, used to display information such as brand names, sizes, washing instructions, etc.
Decorative labels: In some designs, woven fabric labels can also be used as decorative elements, sewn on the outside of clothing or accessories, adding a sense of fashion and uniqueness to the product.

Material and selection

Common materials: Woven fabric labels are made of a variety of materials, including polyester, cotton, nylon, etc. These materials have different characteristics and applicability, and can be selected according to the needs and design of the product.
Selection suggestions: When choosing a material, you need to consider the durability, softness, breathability, and overall coordination of the label with the garment.