Woven Satin Labels

Yes. Woven satin labels are available with iron-on, sew-on, or peel-and-stick backing. Iron-on is ideal for samples, small runs, and quick application without sewing. Sew-on is the production standard for permanent garment labeling. Peel-and-stick works for accessories and items that won't be laundered. Select your backing option when you configure your order on the product page.

It’s important to choose the right substrate for your placement and garment type. Luckily, woven satin label pricing is only slightly higher compared to standard woven labels and is live on the product page up to 10,000 pieces, with the per-piece price dropping as your run grows. For a brand completing a premium interior, woven satin clothing labels add the classic styling for a small increase in unit price. Configure your quantity and see live pricing, no quote needed.

Set your iron to medium-high (around 320°F / 160°C) or use a heat press at the same temperature. Place the label adhesive-side down, cover with a thin cloth or parchment paper, and press firmly for 20–25 seconds with a home iron (steam OFF) or 10–15 seconds with a heat press. Let cool completely before handling. For garments that will be washed frequently, reinforce with a few stitches at the corners or edges for a permanent hold. Iron-on works best on cotton, denim, and polyester blends — avoid direct application on silk, nylon, or delicate fabrics where heat could cause damage.

Up to 12 colors with a custom quote (8 colors included online), and colors read slightly more saturated on satin than damask because the glossy surface reflects light differently. Give us a Pantone Coated (PMS-C) code and we’ll match it. That extra saturation is great for bold, high-contrast brand marks. Send your highest-quality file and we’ll confirm what works.

No. The main thing to keep in mind is that woven satin is only available with white or black background color, while standard woven labels (woven damask) can accept any color background. Give us a Pantone Coated (PMS-C) code to match if you have one otherwise we will match your artwork file as close as possible.

All seven fold styles are available on satin, and mitre fold and Manhattan fold are particularly elegant here, satin’s natural drape and gloss let the label hang cleanly without stiffness. Center fold is the classic for collar labels where the smooth face is visible. Pick the fold that matches your garment and positioning. See fold options on the product page.

Yes. The satin weave’s glossy, smooth background and raised, textured threads for design elements is a noticeable difference in hand feel and visual finish over standard damask, which is exactly why luxury and formalwear brands specify it. It’s a small detail that signals premium positioning the moment a customer touches the interior. For an elevated drop, it’s the substrate that makes the garment feel more expensive. Order a satin sample on the product page.

Yes. Wash-durable for the garment’s lifetime. The design is thread-integrated (woven in, not printed on top), so it has the same durability as damask woven labels through repeated washing, no fading, cracking, or peeling. Order a sample and wash-test it yourself on the product page.

Luxury and formalwear brands specify woven satin labels for a classic look with a heavier weight label that has a smooth satin background and embroidered look. The satin weave’s longer thread floats create a naturally glossy, soft face that complements silk, modal, and premium hand feel for an brand label discerning customers notice. Satin reads glossy, soft, and fashion-forward where damask reads matte and structured. For a lingerie, lounge, or elevated-basics collection, satin is the substrate that matches the garment. Order a satin label and grab a free proof on the product page.

Woven satin means the thread is the medium and the design is structural; printed satin means ink (screen printing or dye-sublimation) is applied on top of a satin backing for small text or photographic detail. Both are soft and premium-feeling, but woven satin labels are thicker with heavier weight. Woven satin for premium brand labels that need to last, printed satin for care labels that need fine text or ISO care symbols. Most premium brands use both. Spec them together on the product page.

Yes. Pairing a woven satin brand label with a printed satin printed care label is a popular premium-interior combination for elevated collections. Spec the satin brand label here and your foil/effect care label together, and we’ll help coordinate the set. Tell your rep the interior look you’re after and we’ll make sure your order reflects your vision before full production.

Formal wear, bridal wear, dresses, suit interiors, anywhere a premium-interior label with classic aesthetic is desired. The main thing to keep in mind is the slightly heavier weight and textured feel of raised thread on the satin surface. We recommend you request a sample photo to ensure your satin woven labels translate well before full production.