Custom Woven Labels Manufacturer
Premium damask woven labels, satin woven labels and high-density brand labels for apparel brands, garment factories, OEM projects and private label clothing.
Options: Damask ? Satin ? High Density ? Center Fold ? End Fold ? Size Labels
Woven Label Options
Damask Woven Labels
Fine detail and smooth brand presentation for neck labels and main labels.
Satin Woven Labels
High-Density Labels
Custom Woven Patches
Materials and Texture Comparison
FOLD TYPES
Fold Types for Woven Labels
Choose the correct fold structure for sewing position, comfort and brand visibility. Common woven label folds include straight cut, center fold, end fold, loop fold, book fold and miter fold.
Common folds: Straight Cut ? Center Fold ? End Fold ? Loop Fold ? Book Fold ? Miter Fold
Artwork, MOQ and Production Support
Artwork Review
AI, PDF, EPS, SVG, PNG or JPG files can be reviewed for woven label production.
Sampling
MOQ
Lead Time
Factory Process and Quality Control
FAQ for Custom Woven Labels
What is the difference between damask and satin woven labels?
Damask woven labels are commonly used for detailed logos and smooth edges. Satin woven labels add a softer shine and premium surface for fashion and luxury garments.
Can you make center fold and end fold woven labels?
Yes. Trimora can customize straight cut, center fold, end fold, loop fold, book fold and miter fold woven labels.
Can small text and detailed logos be woven clearly?
High-density weaving can improve logo and text clarity, but artwork size, thread colors and label dimensions should be reviewed before sampling.
What should I send for a woven label quote?
Send artwork, label size, fold type, material preference, quantity, color reference, sewing position and delivery country.
Can I request samples before bulk production?
Yes. Sampling is available to confirm texture, color, fold, size and logo clarity before mass production.
Do you ship woven labels worldwide?
Yes. Trimora supports worldwide shipping for apparel brands, garment factories and private label projects.