It is undeniable that when you provide your customers with great information, they make the best decisions.
Our start up clothing designers, and small business owners are very smart, and prefer damask woven labels over other styles. They will provide the best value for your money, and it fits most qualities one will appreciate in a label, giving the item a sense of professionalism and a soft texture.
Not to say that other styles are not a good choice, but for the vast majority of apparel designers’ styles, damask labels are the perfect match!

One of the main characteristics of the woven labels is that they are built from threads, which are woven together to form the label. Depending on the type of woven method used, the colors of these threads will shift the other ones, ie making a white not a pure white but a “tinted” white, where the color of this tint is the color of the secondary color used in the woven process. like in the picture on the left, where the purple shifts the color of the light blue, making it a darker more muted blue. Click on the picture to see a larger picture.

Sometimes this is can be used to your advantage, but sometimes, in the case of a black and white label, the white might look a little “dirty” or grayish, because of the black.

Click on the link, for more info on designing your woven labels

I am making a product for d.t. textiles and i wanted to know what symbols I should put on my care label. The fabrics i used is brown a gold diamond fabric made from a silk blend and satin.

You first need to know the countries in which the labels will be used. I think the first references are the current US labels. I think the biggest differences can be seen when you look at the various countries around the world and specifically the far east. You can find much more with a Google search.

Source(s):

http://www.textileaffairs.com/lguide.htm

http://www.textileaffairs.com/

http://www.carelabels.co.uk/caresymbols…

These websites will provide you with all the necessary information to help you comply with the Care Labeling Rule

1. Clothing Care Labels May Now Use Symbols Instead of Words
2. Textile Industry Affairs
3. Care Labels Symbols
4. The Educational Resource for Fabrics, Apparel, Home Furnishings, and Care
5. Clothing Care Labels Captioning: Complying with the Care Labeling Rule
6. MORE CARE LABEL INFO – Federal Trade Commission
7. Main FTC CARE INFO – good info here
8. Writing Care Labels
9. More Care info

We have added new styles to our clothing labels manufacturing, therefore we considered necessary to redesign our Custom Clothing Labels page, in order to make it easier for you to explore and learn more about the different options available for you, and choose the ones that will best fit your project.

The new pages added are:

• Taffeta Labels: Inexpensive option, very popular for care labels.
• Damask Labels: Most popular labels, softer to the touch and a tighter weave.
• High Definition Damask Labels: Very soft woven label, recommended for very intricate designs.
• Printed Labels: on Satin Polyester, very soft to the touch. Excellent choice for designs with extremely fine detail.
• Stock Labels: We currently stock Size Tabs in S,M,L and XL, as well ans Made in USA tabs with and without the USA Flag.
• PVC – Silicone Rubber Labels: Great choice for external uses, like bags.
• Woven Ribbon Tapes: Ideal when having the labels in a ribbon makes more sense.

We still have a few new pages with styles that will be available in the upcoming days. Stay tuned…