Custom brand labels, woven and finished in our own Guangzhou factory.

Vector artwork is ideal — AI, PDF, EPS or SVG with fonts outlined — and a high-resolution raster file also works. We review line weight, the smallest text, colour count, thread or ink references and the finish size before confirming the structure. If the design cannot hold at the size you need, we say so and propose adjusting the size, simplifying the artwork or switching to a woven, printed or moulded label instead of producing a specification that cannot work.

It depends on the weave density, the number of lines and how dense the logo is around the text. We test the smallest element of your artwork at the actual finished size and tell you the readable minimum before sampling, rather than quoting one figure that would be wrong for half the labels we make.

An end fold suits a label sewn into the neck seam, a centre fold is common on centre-back and side-seam labels, and a straight cut label is often sewn flat or supplied loose. Tell us the placement and send the size you have, and we confirm the fold and the finished measurement — flat size and folded size — on the spec sheet before sampling.

Colour matching is a stated inspection point, not goodwill: thread or ink is matched to the reference you supply — Pantone, a thread reference or a physical swatch — and the approved sample becomes the benchmark for the bulk run and every reorder. The colour references, the artwork version and the production structure stay with the project record, which is what makes the second order match the first.

Each label type has its own standard MOQ, and a woven label carries a loom setup that a patch does not, so label minimums are usually structured differently from patch minimums. There is limited flexibility depending on the weave or print, the artwork and the order structure, and below the standard MOQ the unit price may increase. We confirm the figure for your specification during review instead of publishing one number for everything.

Bulk production usually takes 7–12 days after artwork approval. Rush orders are possible but confirmed case by case against production capacity, material, process, artwork status, sample requirements and shipping method, so we do not promise a rush date before those are checked. Where conditions allow, a sample can be produced in about 2–3 days and some bulk runs in 5–8 days.

The wording follows your market and your garment, so it is confirmed by your own compliance team and stays your responsibility. We weave or print exactly the text and layout you approve, place it as agreed and confirm that it stays legible at the finished size. If the required content changes after the sample is approved, tell us before the bulk run starts rather than after it ships.

The approved sample, final artwork, colour references, materials, structure and packing specification are kept with the project record. A reorder is then produced against that benchmark instead of being re-developed from scratch, which removes the most common cause of a second batch that does not quite match the first.