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Custom Woven
Label Manufacturer
Helping Garment Brands Balance
Soft Touch and Clear Identity
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Soft Woven Labels for Branded Garment Details
Worn close to the skin and seen as part of the brand, a woven label should stay clear, soft and comfortable on the finished garment. Garment brands, clothing manufacturers and private-label projects use main labels, neck labels, size labels, hem labels and decorative woven labels for T-shirts, jackets, jeans, sportswear, hats and bags. Common main label sizes include 30×15mm, 40×20mm, 50×25mm and 60×30mm, while small size labels are often made in 10×20mm, 12×25mm, 15×30mm or 20×35mm. With the right logo layout, label size and sewing position, your collection can look cleaner and feel more complete for retail, wholesale or private-label presentation.
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Weave, Cut and Fold Details Matched to Application
Different label positions call for different structures. A neck label needs softness, a side seam label needs a neat fold, a hem label may need more decorative presence, and packaging labels often need a cleaner display edge. Weave density, yarn color, background shade, logo clarity, label thickness, cutting method, fold type and backing choice can all be adjusted around your garment use. Options include damask woven labels, high-density woven labels, satin woven labels, straight cut, heat cut, ultrasonic cut, laser cut and merrow edge. End fold, center fold, loop fold, book fold and mitre fold can be selected for neck seams, side seams, cuffs, pockets, hems or packaging.
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Color Matching and Repeatable Quality for Bulk Orders
Color control matters when one collection includes different fabrics, styles and repeat production batches. Artwork files, brand color references, Pantone-style directions or physical samples can guide the yarn and background color plan, from neutral tones and cool blues to muted greens, deep accents and classic black-and-white combinations. At Jinyi’s woven label factory, the focus is on sample color, logo readability, weave texture, cut edge, folding stability, washing performance and batch consistency before bulk production. Simple samples usually take 3–5 working days, while approved bulk orders often take 7–15 working days depending on quantity and label structure. For apparel sourcing teams, this creates a label solution that is easier to approve, repeat and manage.
