Fine brand detail
Dense fine yarns support detailed logos, smooth edges and small lettering when the finished size permits.
Textile identity loom
Custom Woven Labels
Custom woven labels build brand identity directly from yarn. Compare damask and satin-style constructions, then specify the finished face, fold, sewing allowance, colours and packing for clothing woven labels that fit the garment line.
TEEBLING / WOVEN IDENTITY
Custom woven labels
Brand labels for clothing, accessories and textile productsWholesale woven labels
Bulk production with fold, size, colour and attachment controlWoven clothing labels
Damask, satin and practical yarn constructions for private labels
Brand labels for clothing, accessories and textile productsWholesale woven labels
Bulk production with fold, size, colour and attachment controlWoven clothing labels
Damask, satin and practical yarn constructions for private labels
Weave selection
Choose texture, detail and sheen as one system
Lustrous ground
A satin-style face creates a smooth visual field for premium or classic identity systems. Approve glare and contrast physically.
Structured economy
A firmer hand and simpler detail route can suit care information or cost-controlled programs.
Fold architecture
Design the label around the sewing operation
State both total cut dimensions and visible dimensions after folding.
Straight cut
Flat application with controlled sealed edges.
End fold
Turned side allowances for two-edge sewing.
Centre fold
Looped label captured in a seam.
Mitre fold
Angled ends for hanging or decorative placement.
Loop fold
Extended loop for accessories or seam capture.
True-size proof
Make every counter survive the loom
Thin strokes, tiny reverse type and narrow gaps need yarn-aware adjustment. Print at 100% before sample release.
Check the physical weave rather than a screen enlargement.
Confirm fill density and open counters.
Diagonal edges
Allow the weave grid to shape curves and slopes.
Colour boundaries
Use practical separation where yarn transitions occur.
Specification line
Record the visible label and its hidden allowances
Face
Artwork and wording.
Yarn
Colours and sheen.
Cut
Total dimensions.
Fold
Visible dimensions.
Sew
Allowance and path.
Pack
Count and orientation.
Material decision
Use woven identity when textile character matters
Woven label
Textile face, fold options and sewing integration.
Printed film label
Fine full-colour art and low-profile heat application.
Raised TPU label
Dimensional edge and tactile logo surface.
Adjacent label library
Compare textile, film and raised label scale
The live catalog currently provides adjacent label constructions for buyer comparison; the woven sample is developed to the confirmed brief.
Loom-to-garment sequence
Approve the weave before committing the size run
Preflight
True-size artwork.
Yarn plan
Colour and weave route.
Strike-off
Physical sample.
Sew trial
Fold and garment seam.
Bulk seal
Coded approval.
Live label comparisons
Current database products for construction review
GZ-FC-006
Custom PU Film Heat Transfer Labels
- Material
- TPU and PU
- MOQ
- 100
- Price
- $ 0.35 USD
GZ-FC-005
Custom TPU Heat Transfer Labels for Clothing
- Material
- TPU and Fabric
- MOQ
- 100
- Price
- $ 0.4 USD
Version count
Artwork, size, language and colour quantities.
Conversion
Cut, fold, sewing allowance and packing.
Delivery
Required date, destination and garment-line sequence.
What is a damask woven label?
Damask uses fine yarns and a dense weave to reproduce detailed brand graphics with a smooth textile face. Actual detail depends on size, yarn count and artwork.
When is satin appropriate for clothing labels?
Satin-style labels suit designs that benefit from a smooth lustrous ground. Compare text clarity, fraying control and skin-side comfort on a physical sample.
Which fold should I choose?
Straight cut, end fold, centre fold, loop fold and mitre fold serve different seam and display needs. Share the sewing operation and exposed dimensions.
Can woven labels match Pantone colours exactly?
Yarn is selected against references, but woven colour and sheen differ from ink. Approve a physical swatch under agreed lighting.
What sets the MOQ?
Loom setup, yarn colours, label size, cut and fold, version count, quantity and packing determine the project minimum.
How should woven labels be inspected?
Check wording, weave registration, colour, dimensions, fold, cut edge, sewing allowance and pack identification against the approved sample.
Send a woven-label construction brief
Include artwork, finished and cut dimensions, fold, sewing method, colours, quantities, packing and destination.