Professional Custom Sewing Labels starting at $185

Finishing Options

The sewing label’s edges are generally finished off with the “hot cut” method. The labels are manufactured into big sheets and then cut into individual pieces with a hot wire. This process seals the polyester edges.

Another finishing option is that the ultrasonic cut, in which the borders are cut with high-frequency sound waves. Instead of being melted using a hot knife, the edges are feathered. This sort of cutting allows for a super soft and non-scratchy edge border.

There’s also a costly “woven border” alternative –this is advised for extremely smaller tags of smaller than 0.5″or 1 cm in height. This sort of option is relatively rare due to the cost and the higher minimum quantity requirements. Roxwell Waterhouse is here to assist you each step of this way to make sure that the ordering process is easy hassle-free and manageable.

Artwork and Design Requirements

For your label layout, the best practice is simplicity. That is, two dimensional with very clear and cut solid lines. Details like shadowing and color transitions are often illegible with little woven tagging.

Color Matching Custom Sewing Labels

In case you’ve been in the sewing merchandise industry for some time, you probably have experienced the frustrating process of matching Pantone color for your fabric, whatever the use. If you’re new to the sewing or fashion business, you’re most likely very confused by your producer’s petition for clarification when you indicate the overall colors such as”red” or”green.” Properly match colors for custom sewing labels can be quite a technical procedure, and manufacturers often use a number codes color system known as the Pantone Matching System (PMS). Consider the times when you go to the match house paint you navigate through hundreds of colors using a color code. Pantone color charts function primarily in precisely the same way.

The Procedure for Exact Color Sampling

If you’re sending a scanned sample of your label or a graphics file to your clothes label supplier to match, there’s another problem –the adjustments of visual exhibits because of digital picture resolutions unique to every computer.

By way of instance, what may seem to be green #H005 in your screen using your graphics software with your specific resolution might appear as blue #H010 in your provider’s monitor and software interface. Graphic interfacing and color matching technology hasn’t yet caught up with that of the human eye.

The differences are not as significant as day and night, but if exact color matching is vital, it is crucial to get a physical sample of your garment tag before going to full production.
An actual sample is a first run creation of your tag —it’s a substitute for you to see your final product before it goes to manufacturing from the thousands or hundreds.

But waiting can be a big minus to physical sampling. If every physical sample takes 3-7 days to create, and if the garment tag factory isn’t located on your country of origin, you might have waits of up to several weeks to get your sample by email –again, this doesn’t include production itself. Sampling may substantially add to prices also.

If your budget and time are tight, then it is suggested you allow for a small margin of error related to color shading–possibly a shade or two. You can always return with another apparel label order to make tiny changes as needed.

Woven custom clothing labels are manufactured according to your specification for the art. A loom weaves your artwork or picture as part of the cloth. The tags are then cut or folded. These tags are professionally finished and ready to sew.

Advantages:

Long lasting through repeated usage, such as washings and dryer usage.

Disadvantages:

Artwork/graphics limits: All artwork, logos, and lettering have to be a transparent, smoothed edged presentation.

Not sure where to start?

• The Steps of Creating Your Custom Woven Labels
• Woven Label Prices
• Woven versus Printed Fabric Labels

When you say the right things, the right things happen.

At Roxwell Waterhouse, that’s exactly what we do for you. We help you make the right impression with impeccably designed custom clothing labels that do more than just spell out your brand’s name.

We are craftsmen at heart and we’re very serious about our textile arts. We provide premium textile branding solutions that go above and beyond the traditional. As a full-service shop, our expertise encompass the range of services for label design and production, whether it’s for clothing, furniture, rugs or any type of product that use textile labels.

More resources you will find helpful

• Fabric labels Color Chart
• Custom Apparel Label Folding Types
• Different types of Woven Label Grades