Woven labels are made by interweaving warp and weft yarns, mainly using materials such as polyester. They feature wash resistance and high temperature resistance, retaining color fastness below 160℃ and ensuring the brand logo remains clear and durable over time. Whether for high-end fashion or daily wear, woven labels play a crucial role in distinguishing brands and conveying product information.
Customization: Materials & Craftsmanship
Material Selection
Woven labels offer a diverse range of material options, customizable to match the positioning and requirements of different apparel brands:
① Polyester: The most commonly used material for woven labels, characterized by vibrant colors, excellent wash and wear resistance. Suitable for most clothing categories.
② Cotton: Soft to the touch, ideal for children's wear and high-end casual apparel, with superior skin-friendliness.
③ Blended Materials: E.g., polyester-cotton blends, combining the advantages of both materials to retain color vibrancy while enhancing comfort.
④ Special Yarns: Including metallic threads and transparent polyester filaments (monofilaments), designed for creating high-end, three-dimensional, or anti-counterfeiting labels.
Craftsmanship Classification
The production processes of woven labels are mainly divided into two categories:
1. Selvedge Weaving (also known as Shuttle Loom Weaving)
① Produced on shuttle looms, featuring neat, fully wrapped edges and a soft handfeel. Ideal for high-end apparel brands.
② Limitations: Low production efficiency; color options are generally limited to 4 colors maximum.
2. Cut-Edge Weaving (also known as Crochet Machine Weaving)
① Woven in full rolls on high-speed machines and then cut to size, offering high production efficiency and a wider color range (up to 8 colors maximum). It is the mainstream process in the market.
From a visual perspective, woven labels can be further classified into:
① Flat Labels: Simple interweaving of warp and weft yarns, available in white flat and black flat types. Suitable for presenting concise and vivid patterns.
② Satin Labels: Double-layered warp yarns deliver a softer, smoother texture with a premium finish. Widely used in high-end apparel such as suits and fashion garments.
Post-Processing Techniques
Additional post-processing options include edge folding, center folding, right-angle folding, triangular folding, laser cutting, overlocking, and heat transfer printing. These processes cater to the personalized needs of different clothing brands.
Sewing Positions & Garment Applications
Sewing Positions
Woven labels can be sewn in various positions on garments, depending on functional and design requirements:
① Main Label / Neck Label: Positioned at the back of the collar, used to display the brand logo. It serves as the most direct visual identifier of the brand.
② Care Label: Usually sewn on the side seam or hem, providing essential information such as fabric composition and washing instructions.
③ Size Label: Mostly placed at the collar, side waist, or center back, indicating the garment size.
④ Decorative Label: Attached to prominent positions such as pockets, cuffs, or the back for decorative purposes. Commonly seen in casual wear and trendy brands.
Applicable Garment Types
Woven labels are widely used in various apparel and textile products:
① Adult Apparel: From high-end suits to daily casual wear, woven labels are the core carrier of brand identification.
② Children's Wear: Demands higher standards for label softness and safety, mostly using cotton or ultra-soft polyester materials.
③ Home Textiles: Bedding, towels, and other home textile products also require woven labels to indicate material composition and washing methods.
④ Footwear, Hats & Bags: As an important component of brand identification, woven labels are also extensively used in these accessories.
Size & Specification Guide
Woven labels come in a variety of sizes, fully customizable according to customer requirements:
① Common Size for Main Labels: 75×75mm (unfolded size), adjustable based on garment style and brand positioning.
② Center-Folded Labels: Common size is 35×18mm (folded size), mostly used as neck labels.
③ Width Limitations: The maximum width of cut-edge woven labels generally does not exceed 10cm, while selvedge woven labels are typically limited to 5cm maximum width.
④ Special Sizes: Custom-shaped labels (e.g., triangular, curved labels) can be produced to meet specific customer needs.
When customizing woven labels, brands are required to provide specific width and length requirements. They should also consider the label's thickness and flexibility to ensure comfort and durability when applied to garments. For small labels such as size labels, the dimensions should be compact and delicate to avoid affecting the wearing experience.
Why Choose LIJIE Manufacturer?
Among numerous woven label producers, LIJIE Manufacturer stands out with its comprehensive strength and has become a reliable partner for apparel brands worldwide.
LIJIE Manufacturer owns a 4,000-square-meter modern workshop and 30 sets of advanced processing equipment, boasting a daily output of over 1.2 million pieces to meet large-batch order requirements from various customers. The minimum order quantity (MOQ) for woven clothing labels is 3,000 pieces, with unit prices ranging from 
0.11, delivering exceptional cost-effectiveness. In addition to woven labels, we also provide one-stop apparel accessory solutions, including wholesale and customization services for garment packaging bags, paper boxes, hang tags, buttons, printed labels, and other supporting products.
