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Woven label wholesale

Woven labels from
brief to bulk.

A complete woven label brief covers label type, function, yarn, color, width, artwork, folding, end-finish, attachment, packing, and any market compliance requirement. Leaving any element open creates corrections later.

PU leather labels
Label type reference
Brand identification
Neck / Main label

Defines the brand, size, and origin on the interior of the garment.

Sizing information
Size label

Attached or combined with the main label; must be legible and durable.

Care instructions
Care label

Regulatory content requirements vary by market — buyer confirms compliance.

Campaign or brand accent
Hem / side seam

Visible from outside; often used as a brand or collection identifier.

Decorative brand element
Patch label

Sewn on the exterior as a visible logo or design element.

Product swing ticket
Hang tag loop

Loop or fold attached to the garment to carry a hang-tag or flag label.

Specification elements

Seven elements per woven label.

Label type

Define function — neck, care, hem, patch, hang-tag loop. Each has different construction and attachment requirements.

Yarn and weave

Satin, damask, or plain weave; yarn type and thread count affect resolution of fine text and artwork.

Dimensions

Finished width and height after folding. Narrow labels require higher thread count to maintain readability.

Color count

The number of yarn colors affects the production method and price. Pantone references are confirmed against physical samples.

Fold type

Straight cut, center fold, end fold, Manhattan fold. Fold affects how the label sits on the garment and attaches.

End finish

Heat cut, ultrasonic, or sewn end. Choose based on attachment method and wash performance requirement.

Attachment

Sewn in, looped, or self-adhesive. Confirm on the actual garment seam or label location.

Packing

On rolls, in bags by quantity, or on cards. Packing affects incoming quality inspection and ease of use.

Market compliance

Care label content is a buyer responsibility.

LCHOTFIX produces woven labels to the confirmed specification. The buyer is responsible for determining the correct care symbols, language, fiber content, origin statement, and other legally required label information for the target sales market and garment class. The buyer should obtain qualified regulatory review; LCHOTFIX does not certify that supplied care wording complies with local rules.

Woven label FAQ
What types of woven labels are available for wholesale apparel programs?

Common woven label types include neck labels, size labels, care labels, hem labels, and patch-style decorative labels. Each has different specification requirements around yarn, width, density, folding, end-finish, and attachment method. Identify the label type and its function before submitting an inquiry.

What information must be on a care label?

Care label content requirements vary by destination country and product category. Buyers are responsible for confirming the required symbols, language, fiber content, and regulatory compliance for their market. LCHOTFIX can produce the label to a confirmed specification but does not provide compliance advice for specific markets.

Can color-matched woven labels be produced for brand programs?

Pantone or brand-reference color matching can be requested for woven labels. Actual woven yarn colors are confirmed against the Pantone reference and a physical sample — the closest producible match is confirmed in the written quote.

What is the minimum order for woven labels?

Current MOQ: 50 pieces. For a woven-label estimate, give finished width, yarn colors, fold style, cut edge, attachment position, artwork, and destination. Price and acceptance should be tied to the agreed woven sample and this exact finish.

How should buyers label type for Woven Label?

Define function — neck, care, hem, patch, hang-tag loop. Each has different construction and attachment requirements.

What should I check about yarn and weave before ordering Woven Label?

Satin, damask, or plain weave; yarn type and thread count affect resolution of fine text and artwork.

What should I check about dimensions before ordering Woven Label?

Finished width and height after folding. Narrow labels require higher thread count to maintain readability.

What should I check about color count before ordering Woven Label?

The number of yarn colors affects the production method and price. Pantone references are confirmed against physical samples.

What should I check about fold type before ordering Woven Label?

Straight cut, center fold, end fold, Manhattan fold. Fold affects how the label sits on the garment and attaches.

What should I check about end finish before ordering Woven Label?

Heat cut, ultrasonic, or sewn end. Choose based on attachment method and wash performance requirement.

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Start the label brief

Send artwork, label type, dimensions, color count, fold, and quantity.