Woven Damask:

A lustrous based thread with a smooth soft texture. Typically considered high end and used for intricate details, such as signatures or small text. Damask weave produces the best quality labels, at a slightly higher cost than other woven labels.

Woven High Definition:

The high end process used to produce these high definition labels utilizes a high thread count to achieve a crisp clarity and smooth finish that is most desirable in a woven label. 

Digi Color Weave/Photo Weave:

Small threads are used to bring out photo-like qualities, much like pixels used in computer imaging.

Woven Satin:

A polyester based lustrous thread which is soft and smooth. Good quality results and can be produce using a single needle or broadloom set-up based on quality needs.

Woven Taffeta:

A polyester based plain woven thread used for low cost or basic uses. Not suggested for use in contact with skin as it tends to be scratchy.  Very durable and more suitable for outerwear or accessories.

Woven Furniture/Deck Labels:

Furniture labels can be woven or printed sublimation with self adhesive backing which allows the label to adhere to decks of the furniture.

Fabric Printed Sublimation:

Four Color Process printing on woven nylon material allows for great detail and endless color options.

Fabric with Self Adhesive Backing:

Adhesive or Pressure Sensitive Labels are most commonly used for stand alone objects that are not exposed to the elements or wash cycles such as carpets, furniture, stationary equipment and some shoes. These labels have adhesion similar to peel and stick name badges and would come off if used on clothing or items that are washed.

Individually cut and folded labels are not possible. These labels are straight cut and produced on rolls.

Fabric Iron-On:

Both Woven Labels or Printed Labels can have a heat seal/iron-on backing. Woven labels typically last longer. Some customers tend to use stitching to assure longevity. The heat seal level is usually determined by the material used, as heat and pressure need to be applied to bond the label to the surface of your material. This process is performed after label creation and there is an additional process charge. These labels are only produced as a straight cut; folds are not possible.