CUSTOM Label PHOTOS

For prices and ordering go to CARE LABELS 

From $95.00 for 50 labels including a proof and postage 
$120.00 for 100 labels 
or $150 for 250 including a proof and postage.
Reprints at a special price. 

Polyester  - White or black 

Clear printing, washes well in high temperatures, no fade. No fray on any side.
One side should be 15mm, 30mm or 50mm.  Most popular size is 50mm x 30mm, with sewing at the top. 
Back to back printing available eg logo on the front and care instructions on the back.  Easy to machine sew across the top.
For black polyester - please note printing is a soft grey/ off white. It's not bright white, but nice and soft.   

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PIP, Size and Flame LABELS in polyester

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Satin   - White

Very soft material. Great for a more luxurious feel. Warm wash, up to 60deg. 
Logos and text in black, red, blue or green print. 
Sew each side or loop the label. One side to be 15mm or 30mm, 

 

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 COTTON  SEW  

100% cotton fabric. Full colour print.  One side to be 30mm or 50mm. Sew all around to avoid fray. 
Ideal for items that are not washed regularly, eg cushion cover labels, as this natural cotton will slightly grey after washing. 

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COTTON  - IRON ON

Full colour print. One side to be 38mm or 50mm. MERIT BADGES on cotton iron in full colour. 

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COMMON QUESTIONS

•    How much information do you want on your care label? Will it include washing instructions as well as details on the garments material composition? Are you going to have your logo on the label? Do you require different sizes to be printed on the label as well? These are typically the key questions you need to answer that provide the information needed for designing your label.  

•    Think about where you are going to sew on the label? Sewing the label at the top is more common, but other options such as side sewing or folding and/or looping the label and then sewing it into the garment are also possible. This decision will influence the way the text is set up on your label. 

Quantities can start with as little as a pack of 20 so there is no reason why you can’t have professional looking care labels for whatever products or clothing you are making and selling. 

For MORE INFORMATION including prices on our web page see our CARE LABELS page.