| Clothes tags are like a billboard to the world | | | | edge, the cost premium is 35% more over standard |
| establishing who you are. However, the last thing you | | | | hot cut clothes tags. |
| want is your "billboard" to be cut off from your apparel | | | | If you are open to the printed option, organic cotton |
| because it feels irritating to the skin. Without costing a | | | | clothing labels are very soft and very durable. New |
| bundle, you can opt to have the edges of your clothes | | | | technologies in textile now allow for ultra-high resolution |
| labels finished so that your customer will never feel | | | | photo image quality. So it is now possible to have |
| their presence. | | | | almost any color, shading, or fine detail printed onto a |
| You can choose a woven edged finish for your | | | | very soft and durable clothing label. |
| clothing tag. The edges are woven with fine polyester | | | | Finally, another new technology allows for clothing tags |
| thread, rather than simply heat cut. As a result, the | | | | made of faux suede. Like the cotton label, this type of |
| labels do not "grab" at skin textures. The cost is usually | | | | clothing tag allows for a myriad of colors and designs, |
| 35% more than a standard hot-cut clothing label, but | | | | although of slightly less detail than the printed cotton. |
| the investment may be well worth it. | | | | Still, the edges are extremely soft and the quality is |
| Another option is the ultrasonic edge cut. Rather than | | | | very upscale. |
| a woven edge, high frequency vibrations, or "sounds" | | | | Remember to design and order your clothes labels |
| cut through the fabric. The result is that the edges are | | | | early in your design process. Give yourself a lead time |
| microscopically sheared and feathered, so the label's | | | | of 2-4 weeks to avoid unnecessary stress and |
| edge is manufactured super-soft. Like the woven | | | | expense. |