Textile label

Textile labels are labels attached to textiles to provide various information about the textile.

Textile labels typically contain the following key information:

Textile fiber composition: The label will clearly indicate the fiber composition of the textile, such as cotton, polyester, wool, etc., so that consumers can understand the material of the product.
Dealer information: including the dealer’s name and postal address, so that consumers can contact dealer 1 when purchasing or needing after-sales service.
Country of Origin Information: The label will also indicate the country of origin of the textile, that is, in which country the product was produced or manufactured.
In addition, textile labels may also have other functions, such as brand identification, washing instructions, etc. These labels not only provide consumers with important product information, but also help brand owners promote their products and provide after-sales service.

In the textile market, there are also various styles, materials, and manufacturing processes for textile labels. For example, some labels use weaving or embroidery techniques to directly weave brand logos or patterns onto textiles, which are both beautiful and durable; Some labels use printing or heat transfer printing technology to print information on the label, which is relatively low-cost but still clear and readable.

Overall, the Textile label is an essential part of textiles, providing consumers with detailed information about the product and facilitating brand promotion and after-sales service. When choosing textiles, consumers can carefully examine the information on the label to understand key information such as the material, source, and washing method of the product