# Woven Labels for Clothing ## The Importance of Woven Labels in Fashion When I first started my small clothing line, **woven labels for clothing** were an afterthought. I was so focused on fabric and design that I nearly overlooked this crucial branding element. My perspective changed when a customer complimented the "professional and luxurious feel" of our woven care label. It was a reminder that these small details carry immense weight, conveying quality, brand identity, and care instructions all at once. In my experience, a well-made label is not just a tag; it's the signature of your garment. ### Personal Skill in Label Design and Sourcing My journey led me to develop a keen eye for label craftsmanship. I learned to distinguish between various weaving techniques—damask vs. satin weave—and how they affect the label's look and feel. This skill became invaluable. For instance, for a high-end linen collection, I specifically chose a fine, dense damask weave for the **woven labels for clothing** to mirror the fabric's premium quality. The result was a cohesive, elevated product that customers noticed and appreciated. #### Technical Specifications for Premium Woven Labels For designers and brands seeking technical clarity, here are detailed parameters for a common high-quality woven label type. *Please note: These technical parameters are for reference data only. For exact specifications, you must contact backend management.* * **Product Type:** Damask Woven Care Label * **Material Composition:** 100% Polyester (Taffeta Backing) * **Weaving Technique:** Fine Damask Weave * **Standard Size:** 50mm x 25mm (±1mm tolerance) * **Thread Count:** Up to 200 threads per inch (TPI) for high detail * **Color Capacity:** Up to 8 spot colors per label * **Cutting Style:** Laser cut (sealed edges) or hot knife cut * **Chip Code / Reference:** DLB-2024-DAMSK-PET (Example internal code) * **Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ):** Typically 500 pieces per design ### Creative and Entertaining Applications **Woven labels for clothing** aren't just for necklines and side seams. We once ran a successful "Find the Hidden Label" contest on social media. We placed a small, specially d