Printed Labels for Clothing

Printed labels for clothing are usually available in a variety of card stocks with a:

• Matte finish

• Semi-gloss finish

• Glossy finish

Typically used on the outside of garments, attached with:

• String

• Clip/Pin

The label has:

• A logo

• Sometimes written text

• An area for pricing or barcoding

Typical card stock is from:

• 12pt. to 18pt.

High-End Process

High-end process using high thread counts to achieve:

• The ultimate clarity

• A smooth finish

Heat Seal Coating Process

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

• Iron

Additional stitching creates:

• A more permanent bond

Precision Cutting Operation

A precision cutting operation for woven Clothing Labels.

This process requires:

• An additional fee

• Custom-cut applications for woven labels

Satin Weave

A weave in which warp threads interlace with filling threads to produce:

• A smooth fabric

All woven labels are produced by:

• A loom

Manhattan Fold

Also called a Manhattan fold, where:

• The rectangular ends are beveled

• To be stitched on top of the ends

Soft Shiny Process

Very clean and soft shiny process that is used mainly for:

• Intimate wear

• Bridal wear

Taffeta Labels

A polyester-based plain woven thread used for:

• Low-cost uses

• Basic uses

Not suggested for use in contact with skin as it tends to be:

• Scratchy

More suitable for:

• Outerwear

• Accessories

Features:

• Very durable

• Weaving can be doubled for definition details

Taffeta is a woven label process.

Matte Appearance Labels

Not made of taffeta but is called because of:

• The matte (not shiny) appearance of the rolls

Features:

• Very basic quality

• Paper-like quality

Pantone Color System

A color code system developed by Pantone.

Most textile manufacturers use this code system to provide:

• Close color matches to designs

Important:

• TPC/TPX are not the same as PMS (print Pantone codes)

Delicate Cut Process

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 cut edges

• Soft cut edges

Can be used for:

• One side only

• Not on all sides of the label

Textured Labels

A textured-looking label is used mainly to provide:

• A thick appearance

• A rugged appearance

Great for:

• Patches

• Uniforms

• Outside of items

Woven Label Process

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

• A loom

Delicate Cut for Woven Labels

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 cut edges

• Soft cut edges

Can be used for:

• One side only

• Not on all sides of the label

Woven Labels

Labels produced using:

• Looms

Xpresa offers top-quality woven label products for:

• Clothing Labels

• Accessory labels

• Manufacture labels

• All other custom woven label applications

XPRESA LABELS

XPRESA LABELS supplies labels for:

• Clothing Tags

• Embroidered Clothing Tags

• Woven Labels

• Printed Labels

For the:

• Textile industry

• Apparel industry

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