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Custom sticker & label printing
Woven Labels for Clothing, Accessories and Handmade Goods
Woven labels for clothing, bags and handmade textiles. Send your logo, size and garment details, and request a quote to confirm what is possible.
- Free shippingShipping
- Free design supportArtwork help
- No die or plate chargesSet-up
- PDF proof firstNothing prints until you approve
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Woven Labels options
Open a style to see it in detail, or ask for a quote with your size and quantity.
Woven labels for fabric products
Woven labels are the branding and information labels attached to clothing, bags, blankets and handmade textile goods. Unlike the adhesive stickers and printed labels elsewhere on this site, they are a textile product, so every enquiry starts with a quote that confirms what is possible for your design, size and quantity.
Who asks about woven labels
- Independent clothing and streetwear brands
- Knitters, quilters and sewers selling handmade pieces
- Businesses branding staff uniforms
- Schools and clubs adding a crest to bags or apparel
- Makers of bags, cushions and soft furnishings
What to send with your enquiry
- Artwork: your logo or brand name, ideally as a vector file.
- Size: the approximate finished dimensions you have in mind.
- Quantity: how many of each design you would like.
- The item: what the label goes on and how you intend to attach it.
- Colours: the colours in your logo and the background you would prefer.
Send your artwork as it is, even if it contains fine detail. The quote will confirm whether anything needs adjusting, and free design support can help create a simplified version of your logo if one is needed.
Before you decide
If your branding needs to go on packaging, mailers or product containers rather than the garment itself, an adhesive option may suit better. Compare packaging labels and logo stickers, or custom labels for general product labelling.
Start with a quote
Share your details through the custom quotation form, and we will respond with what can be supplied for your woven label project. Including a photo of the item and a note on where the label will sit helps us give a clear answer.
Questions
Woven Labels FAQs
What should I include when asking about woven labels?
Send your logo or brand name, the finished size you have in mind, how many you need and the item they will go on, such as a T-shirt neckline, a tote bag or a knitted beanie. Mention how you plan to attach them. We will reply with a quote confirming what is possible for your design.
How are woven labels different from printed stickers and labels?
Woven labels are a textile product intended for fabric items, whereas the stickers and printed labels elsewhere on this site are adhesive products for packaging, containers and surfaces. If you need branding on packaging rather than on the garment itself, look at packaging labels or logo stickers instead.
Will the fine detail in my logo work on a woven label?
Whether fine lines and small lettering can be kept depends on the design and the label size, so send your artwork as it is. The quote will confirm whether any detail needs simplifying. If a simpler version of your logo is needed, free design support can help prepare one.
Can a clothing brand ask for woven labels in several sizes?
Tell us each size you are considering and the quantity for each, for example a main neck label and a smaller label for a sleeve or hem. We will confirm what can be supplied in the quote. Keeping the same logo across sizes helps your range look consistent.
How ordering works
- 01
Send your details
Size, shape, quantity and artwork, through the quote form.
- 02
Approve a PDF proof
Nothing is printed until you confirm the proof.
- 03
We print and ship
Free shipping on your order.
Not sure which material suits your surface? Describe where the woven labels will go and we will recommend one.
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No templates, no hidden set-up charges.
Tell us what you need and we will quote your woven labels
- Free shipping
- Free design support
- No die or plate charges
- PDF proof first
