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Clothing Labels or Clothing Tags?

Cloth Labels are often used as a general term for any type of label that is applied to clothing, apparel, and garments..They can refer to woven labels, printed labels and printed hang tags. At Xpresa Labels, we only use professional quality labels for all of our product tags.

Our woven Clothing Labels are made with high-quality threads that are produced with high-end computerized looms. Damask is at the top tier, Satin is midrange and Taffeta is the simplest. The text or logos are created with pre-dyed threads that are interwoven. There is no printing involved so the vegetable dyed recycled threads will not fade for many years.

Printed Apparel Labels are produced on ready-made rolls. The texture can be shiny satin or matte(taffeta). The rolls are stock white for quantities under 5,000pcs. Custom background colors are available for higher quantities. Printing will fade over time.

Printed Hang Tags are also referred to as Clothing Labels and Tags. They are cardboard-type labels that can be rectangular, square, round, oval, or custom-shaped. Their thickness varies from 12pt to 44pt. and can have a gloss, semi-gloss, or matte finish. They will often have a hole punch and we can provide a string/pin attachment if needed.

Label Terms for Woven Labels, Printed Labels, personalized clothing labels, Hang Tags, and T-shirt label used for Clothes Tags

Below is a list of clothing tag examples used for ordering woven labels, printed tags, and Clothing Labels online.

Printed satin acetate labels are the most common for use on clothing labeling where cost or ultimate softness is a major concern. We can produce up to 3 colors on a satin acetate.

However, this type of label does not last as long as a woven label because woven labels are produced using thread colors to recreate your artwork, whereas printed labels use ink. Ink will fade after regular washes. Xpresa Woven Clothing Labels are high quality and are durable under all environmental conditions and wash cycles.
Woven and Printed Label Glossary of Terms Reference used for Apparel Tags:

Broadloom
A satin-based woven label produced on a high-speed wide loom. The look is softer and has less sheen than a regular single-needle satin loom.

Xpresa Labels offers various types of labels
Care Label
Woven or Printed label with fabric content and care information. Individual or on the reverse of centerfolded labels.

Centerfold
Woven or Printed label folded from the center, horizontally or vertically. Stitching is performed on loose ends opposite of the folded portion. * 0.8”(2cm) Minimum for woven labels.

Cut/End Fold
Woven apparel tags for clothes are folded on the left and right sides of the label. The usual seam allowance starts from 1/8”(0.3cm). Stitching is performed on the inside of the inward fold.

Damask
A lustrous-based thread has a smooth soft texture. Typically considered high-end and used for intricate details, such as signatures or small text. Available as Cut/End Fold, Centerfolded, or Straight Cut. Adhesive or Iron Backing available. This is the best process for custom woven label applications. Woven Damask offers top-quality features.

Denier
A unit of fineness for thread yarns equal to the fineness of a yarn weighing one gram for every 9,000 meters(100-denier yarn is finer than 150-denier yarn)

Die Cut
Custom cuts for finished woven personalized labels for clothing, typically for round shapes. Cuts are from precise blades based on custom requirements.

Digi Color Weave
Also known as a photo weave. Small diameter(50-denier) threads are used to bring out photo-like qualities, much like pixels used in computer imaging.

Fuse Cut
A heated and pressure-based process is used to cut into polyester-based threads, where the threads curl back because of the applied heat, thereby preventing the threads from fraying.
Printed labels for clothing are usually available in a variety of card stocks with a matte, semi-gloss, or glossy finish. Typically used on the outside of garments, attached with a string with clip/pin. The label has a logo, sometimes written text, and an area for pricing or barcoding. Typical card stock is from 12pt. to 18pt.

High-end process using high thread counts to achieve the ultimate clarity and a smooth finish

Woven or Printed Apparel Labels go through an additional process of applying a heat seal coating, which enables the labels to be applied to garments using a heat sealer or iron. Additional stitching creates a more permanent bond.

A precision cutting operation for woven Clothing Labels This process requires an additional fee for custom-cut applications for woven labels.

A weave in which warp threads interlace with filling threads to produce a smooth fabric. All woven labels are produced by a loom.

Also called a Manhattan fold, where the rectangular ends are beveled to be stitched on top of the ends.

Very clean and soft shiny process that is used mainly for intimate or bridal wear.

A polyester-based plain woven thread used for low-cost or basic uses. Not suggested for use in contact with skin as it tends to be scratchy. More suitable for outerwear or accessories. Very durable. Weaving can be doubled for definition details. Taffeta is a woven label process.

Not made of taffeta but is called because of the matte(not shiny) appearance of the rolls. Very basic and paper-like quality.

A color code system developed by Pantone. Most textile manufacturers use this code system to provide close color matches to designs. TPC/TPX are not the same as PMS(print Pantone codes).

A delicate cut is used for woven labels, where the labels are cut using vibrations, rather than heated cutting(fuse-hot knife). The result is a label with smooth and soft cut edges. Can be used for one side only and not on all sides of the label.

A textured-looking label is used mainly to provide a thick and rugged appearance. Great for patches, and uniforms used on the outside of items.

The process of creating a woven label with threads that are projected through a loom.
A delicate cut is used for woven labels, where the labels are cut using vibrations, rather than heated cutting(fuse-hot knife). The result is a label with smooth and soft cut edges. Can be used for one side only and not on all sides of the label.

Labels produced using looms. Xpresa offers top-quality woven label products for Clothing Labels, accessory labels, manufacture labels, and all other custom woven label applications.

XPRESA LABELS supplies labels for Clothing Tags, Embroidered Clothing Tags, Woven Labels, and Printed Labels for the textile and apparel industry. With Xpresa, getting customized labels is easier through online Clothing Labels. We offer quality Clothing Labels, WOVEN LABELS, AND PRINTED LABELS for a great price and PROFESSIONAL Service. We supply tags for clothes labels, woven labels, custom woven labels, printed clothing tags, apparel hang tag labels, apparel woven labels, and many more. Order Clothing Labels from us for the best quality labels and tags now.

Xpresa Labels offer various types of labels

Broadloom

A satin based woven label produced on a high speed wide loom. The look is more soft and less sheen then regular single needle satin loom.

Xpresa Labels offer various types of labels

Care Label

Woven or Printed label with fabric content and care information. Individual or on reverse of centerfolded labels.

Centerfold

Woven or Printed label folded from the center, horizontally or vertically. Stitching performed on loose ends opposite of folded portion. * 0.8”(2cm) Minimum for woven labels.

Cut/End Fold

Woven labels folded on the left and right side of label. Usual seam allowance starts from 1/8”(0.3cm). Stitching is performed on the inside of the inward fold.

Damask

A lustrous-based thread has a smooth soft texture. Typically considered high-end and used for intricate details, such as signatures or small text. Available as Cut/End Fold, Centerfolded, or Straight Cut. Adhesive or Iron Backing available. This is the best process for woven couture label applications. Woven Damask offers top-quality features.

Denier

A unit of fineness for thread yarns equal to the fineness of a yarn weighing one gram for each 9,000 meters(100-denier yarn is finer than 150-denier yarn)

Die Cut

Custom cuts for finished woven labels, typically for round shapes. Cuts are from precise blades based on custom requirements.

Digi Color Weave

Also known as a photo weave. Small diameter(50-denier) threads are used to bring out photo-like qualities, much like pixels used in computer imaging.

Fuse Cut

A heated and pressure based process used to cut into polyester based threads, where the threads curl back because of the applied heat, thereby preventing the threads to fray.

Printed labels usually available in a variety of card stocks with a matte, semi-gloss or glossy finish. Typically used on the outside of garments, attached with a string with clip/pin. The label has logo, sometimes written text, and an area for pricing or barcoding. Typical card stock is from 12pt. to 18pt.

High end process using high thread counts to achieve the ultimate clarity and a smooth finish

Woven or Printed labels go through an additional process of applying a heat seal coating, which enables the labels to be applied to garments using a heat sealer or iron. Additional stitching creates a more permanent bond.

A precision cutting operation for woven labels. This process requires and additional fee for custom cut applications for woven labels.

A weave in which warp threads interlace with filling threads to produce a smooth fabric. All woven labels are produced by a loom.

Also called a Manhattan fold, were the rectangular ends are beveled to be stitched on top of ends.

Very clean and soft shiney process that is used mainly for intimate or bridal wear.

A polyester based plain woven thread used for low cost or basic uses. Not suggested for use in contact with skin as it tends to be scratchy. More suitable for outerwear or accessories. Very durable. Weaving can be double for definition details. Taffeta is a woven label process.

Not really made of taffeta but called because of the matte(not shiney) appearance of the rolls. Very basic and paper-like quality.

A color code system developed by Pantone. Most textile manufacturers use this code system to provide close color matches to designs. TPC/TPX are not the same as PMS(print Pantone codes).

A delicate cut use for woven labels, where the labels are cut using vibrations, rather then heated cutting(fuse-hot knife). The end result is a label with smooth and soft cut edges. Can be used for one side only and not on all sides of the label.

A textured looking label used mainly to provide a thick and rugged appearance. Great for patches, uniforms used on the outside of items.

The process of creating a woven label with threads that are projected through a loom.

A delicate cut use for woven labels, where the labels are cut using vibrations, rather then heated cutting(fuse-hot knife). The end result is a label with smooth and soft cut edges. Can be used for one side only and not on all sides of the label.

Labels produced using looms. Xpresa offers top-quality woven label products for Clothing Labels, accessory labels, manufacture labels, and all other woven couture label applications.

XPRESA LABELS supplies Clothing Labels, Woven Labels, Printed Labels for the textile and apparel industry. We offer quality CLOTHING LABELS, WOVEN LABELS AND PRINTED LABELS for a great price and PROFESSIONAL Service. We supply clothing labels, woven labels, custom woven labels, printed clothing tags, apparel hang tag labels, apparel woven labels, and many more.

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