Differences Between Satin, Taffeta & Jacquard Satin Woven Labels
Satin, Taffeta & Jacquard Satin Woven Labels
When customizing woven labels for apparel, it is essential to first clarify the material differences between satin, taffeta, and jacquard satin.
These three materials vary in firmness, luster, durability, and design details, making them suitable for LIJIE’s brand positioning, apparel categories, and budget.
The core differences among the three materials lie in appearance, touch, and yarn density.
Higher density results in finer and clearer label patterns.
Satin Woven Labels
• Highest luster
• Firm but not stiff texture
• Low yarn density
Taffeta Woven Labels
• Matte with no reflection
• Durable and flexible
• Low cost for bulk customization
• Medium yarn density
Jacquard Satin Woven Labels
• Slight sheen
• Soft and flexible touch
• Highest yarn density
• Tightly woven for optimal reproduction of design details
Quick Comparison of the Three Types of Woven Labels
• Satin: Excellent luster, low density; suitable for minimalist designs
• Taffeta: Matte and durable; ideal for luggage, outdoor gear, and thick-fabric apparel
• Jacquard Satin: Highest density, clear details, superior touch; top choice for apparel brands
Which Material Is Best for LIJIE?
Choose based on product application scenarios and design detail requirements:
• Satin: For minimalist designs / brand decoration
• Taffeta: For emphasis on durability / cost efficiency, suitable for luggage, outdoor apparel, etc.
• Jacquard Satin: For products with fine textures, small text, and complex logos
Jacquard satin is the preferred choice for LIJIE, as it balances softness, durability, and detail presentation, making it ideal for the brand’s apparel customization.
LIJIE offers customization services for sewing labels, woven size labels, hang tags, packaging bags, and more.
MOQ: 1,000 pieces.
Woven label unit price starting from US$0.08.
It is recommended to consider material differences based on brand needs before customization.
