Custom Clothing Labels
For T-Shirts, Hats & More

Woven damask labels are the standard for streetwear brand identity, the raised-thread texture reads premium on any garment and survives 200+ wash cycles without degrading. For care labels, printed satin is the sleek, FTC-compliant option that won't bulk out the seam, and heat transfer tagless labels work best for minimal, interior-placement branding for light t-shirts. A brand launching a run of hoodies or oversized tees will most commonly use a woven label for the neck and may also add a woven label hem tag to the hood or sleeve. See a free proof before we manufacture the full order to ensure the final clothing labels match your vision.

For a premium tee it comes down to style and application: a woven neck label signals brand quality through texture and material weight (damask construction, 300+ thread count), great for lifestyle pieces. A heat transfer is the cleaner, skin-soft option for interior branding without bulk, preferred for lightweight athletic wear t-shirts. Top streetwear and contemporary brands typically run both woven labels at the neck or hem or heat transfers in the neck based on final use case and desired look. A designer planning a premium drop can also use both in the same garment for a tiered brand-identity effect. Compare clothing label example photos on the product pages.

Center-fold woven labels are the standard for a hoody neck seam. Manhattan fold is common for waistband or hood labels that wrap around the edge of heavyweight streetwear garments (also known as hem tags), where the extra fold creates a clean edge on the front facing side. For neck-seam placement on heavyweight cotton, loop-fold or end-fold woven labels sit flat also work well. A brand producing 150 heavyweight hoodies should spec center-fold damask labels around 1.25"-1.5" width for the neck seam. Browse woven label construction options on the product page.

Yes. One order can include woven brand labels, printed satin care labels, and heat transfer size labels, each with its own artwork and specs. Most apparel brands order all label types in one coordinated batch to keep their drop timeline aligned. A brand doing a 200-piece run can spec their full label set at once. Each label type is priced on its own product page, configure and order them together, no quote needed.

Woven damask labels are the most cost-effective premium option for small runs, with no setup fees and the price per piece dropping fast as quantity grows, and there's no MOQ penalty for a small drop. For a streetwear brand, that's the cheapest way to make a garment look twice as expensive. Pick your run size on the product page, all pricing is listed, no quote needed.

Woven labels are the most durable, jacquard-loom construction integrates the design into the fabric itself, surviving 200+ wash cycles without fading, peeling, or cracking. Among printed options, plastisol heat transfer labels hold up best. See woven label specs on the product page.

Yes. Every order includes a free digital proof, and most products include the option to approve a production sample photo before the full run (we make one sample, photograph it on our floor, and email it within 5 business days of proof approval). Want to feel woven damask, printed satin, and heat transfer in hand? A physical sample is available on request, just ask your rep, and a $1 multi-type sample pack ships from New York if you'd like to compare materials up front. Start your order on the product page.

Printed satin labels are the go-to for soft care labels with laundry and fiber content. Printed satin also works as a lightweight brand label for interior applications. Screen printed labels offer a classic look, small text and accurate proportions on our woven damask material. We also offer sublimated labels that apply a full color print to our soft woven damask label material, for photographic designs that are to complex to reproduce with thread. Sublimated labels are colorfast and won't fade or bleed over time. Woven is for your brand label; printed is often for your care label. Most others are a style choice. Spec any printed label type on the product page.

Dye-sublimation for soft, high-detail, photo-quality results; screen print for bold, graphic impact on satin or taffeta. Most interior and care labels use screen printing for accurate small text, Pantone spot-color punch for bold brand marks. Match the method to the aesthetic, our team will help with recommendations if we notice any incompatibility based on your artwork. Upload your file and order on any product page.

5 pieces, order a small run to check the print quality and soft feel before going into production. Combine your printed care label and woven brand label in one order to get the full interior set in a single shot. Start your order on the product page.

We make woven, screen printed, sublimated, heat transfer, TPU, silicone, and Tyvek labels for apparel. Woven is the permanent brand mark. Printed satin and cotton carry care and fiber content. Heat transfer and TPU go tagless for pieces that sit against skin. Which one you want comes down to the garment, the wash it will see, and whether the label carries compliance text. Compare all of them and see live pricing on the labels category page.

A fabric label is woven or printed onto textile and sewn into the garment permanently. A printed tag is paper or card stock that hangs off it and gets removed at first wear. Custom fabric labels carry your brand mark and the legally required care and content information. Tags carry price, story, and the pitch a customer sees on the rack. Most finished pieces use both. Compare labels and tags on the category page.