<h1>Fabric Labels: The Essential Guide for Your Brand</h1> <p>Fabric labels are more than just tags; they are the silent ambassadors of your brand, carrying crucial information and reinforcing your identity with every touch. From my experience working with small fashion startups, I've seen how a well-designed, high-quality label can elevate a garment's perceived value instantly. It's a detail customers notice and appreciate.</p> <h2>Technical Specifications of Woven Fabric Labels</h2> <p>To achieve that premium feel, understanding the technical details is key. Here is a breakdown of common specifications for a standard satin weave label. <strong>Please note: These technical parameters are for reference data; specifics need to be contacted with back-end management.</strong></p> <h3>Material & Construction</h3> <ul> <li><strong>Base Material:</strong> 100% Polyester or Rayon Satin Tape.</li> <li><strong>Weave Type:</strong> Fine Satin Weave for smooth finish.</li> <li><strong>Width Range:</strong> 10mm to 50mm (standard is 25mm or 1 inch).</li> <li><strong>Length:</strong> Customizable, typically sold by the meter/yard on rolls.</li> <li><strong>Cutting:</strong> Laser-cut (sealed edges) or Ultrasonically cut (prevents fraying).</li> </ul> <h3>Production & Design Codes</h3> <ul> <li><strong>Weaving Loom:</strong> High-speed electronic jacquard loom.</li> <li><strong>Design File Format:</strong> .BMP or .AI at 300 DPI minimum.</li> <li><strong>Color System:</strong> PMS (Pantone Matching System) for accurate color reproduction.</li> <li><strong>Thread Density:</strong> 80-120 picks per inch for high detail.</li> <li><strong>Chip/Code Reference:</strong> Loom programming follows a proprietary bitmap conversion code (e.g., internal ref: WVL-JQ-2023-SERIES).</li> </ul> <h2>My Personal Skill in Label Design</h2> <p>One of my innate skills is visualizing how a design translates from screen to thread. I once helped a client simplify a complex logo into a clean, weave-friendl