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Woven Labels

9 Verified Suppliers

Finotex USA Corp. Miami, FL

Harvard Label Co. New York, NY

Hi-Tech Printing & Labeling, Inc. Los Angeles, CA

J. Trim & Supply, Inc. Los Angeles, CA

Labeltex Mills, Inc. Vernon, CA

Nexgen Packaging, LLC Westmont, IL

r-pac International Corp. New York, NY

R-Pac International Corp. Clifton, NJ

Talon International, Inc. Woodland Hills, CA

The woven labels industry specializes in the production of labels made from interlacing threads to create durable and high-quality tags. These labels are primarily used in the textile and apparel sectors to provide branding, care instructions, and size information. The process of creating woven labels involves several key steps, starting with the design phase where the label's layout, colors, and text are determined. Designers use specialized software to create digital mock-ups that guide the weaving process.

The next step involves selecting the appropriate materials, typically polyester or cotton threads, known for their durability and ability to hold color. The weaving process uses jacquard looms, which allow for intricate designs and patterns. These looms interlace the threads according to the digital design, producing labels with precise detail and clarity. The weaving process can produce labels in various finishes, including satin, damask, and taffeta, each offering different textures and levels of detail.

After weaving, the labels undergo cutting and finishing processes. Cutting machines trim the labels to the desired size, and heat or ultrasonic methods seal the edges to prevent fraying. Some labels may receive additional treatments, such as starching or coating, to enhance their appearance and durability. Quality control checks ensure that the labels meet the required standards for color accuracy, design fidelity, and material integrity.

Woven labels serve a wide range of industries beyond apparel, including home textiles, footwear, and accessories. They provide a professional and long-lasting branding solution, capable of withstanding repeated washing and wear. The labels also play a crucial role in compliance, as they often include legally required information such as country of origin and care instructions. The woven labels industry supports various sectors by offering customizable solutions that enhance product presentation and consumer information.