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Labels, Hang Tags & Trims

Garment trims are accessories added to clothing items, enhancing brand image and adding value to the garment. They create interest and catch shoppers attention making the garment stand out

Any materials or components used in clothing that are not the main fabric are referred to as trims. In addition to the primary fabric, the garments are made from a variety of other materials. Examples of trims include sewing thread, buttons, zippers, Velcro, labels, hem tags, linings, and interlinings.

We’ve put together some of our popular trims:

  1. Sewing Thread
  2. Buttons
  3. Hook and Loop fastener
  4. Label
  5. Drawstring
  6. Leather Patches
  7. Badges
  8. Embroidered and Woven Labels
  9. Hem Tags
  10. 3D Labels
  11. Hang Tags

1. Sewing Thread

It is invariably the most important part of any garment industry. Garments cannot be stitched without a sewing thread. Even though sewing thread typically makes up a small portion of the cost of clothing, it has a huge impact on the final item’s appearance and durability. Natural and synthetic fibres can both be used to make sewing thread. There are various types of threads available such as synthetic threads, threads made from natural fibres, filaments, spun and core-spun.

2. Buttons

Buttons are the one item that can be used with any outfit and serve as both a functional and decorative element. It is a tiny, generally round, plastic or metal object with a disc- or knob-like shape that is used to close openings or decorate clothing. It is typically made of plastic, but it can also be made of metal, horn, ivory, shell, celluloid, glass, wood, etc. A button is typically a fastener that is inserted into a loop of thread or a buttonhole.

3. Hook and loop fastener

This item was created by a Swiss inventor, who proposed the brand name “Velcro” for it. This product is made of two woven poly-amide tapes that can be pulled apart and cling together when pressed around each other. One of the tapes is covered in extremely tiny hooks, and the other in extremely tiny loops. Only a small number of clothing items, such as shoes, belts, sportswear, children’s clothing, medical textiles, etc., use it.

4. Label

Labels are an integral part of clothing that are sewn or printed with significant information about the item. It enables customers to be conscious of what they are wearing. The buyer’s name, the country of origin, the fabric and yarn types, the fabric composition, the size of the garment, any special care instructions, and other information are all included on a garment’s label.

5. Drawstring

Any retractable cord, ribbon, or tape made of a textile or non-textile material with two loose ends that fits snugly around something or doesn’t. To change the size of the garment opening, drawstrings are pulled together.

6. Leather Patches

Leather patches are a great way of adding a quality feel to a garment. Stay ahead of your competition with this stylish approach. They can be the base for a range of different effects, including heat debossing, embossing, weaving and printing.

Leather patches are a unique way of promoting your brand and can be made in a range of sizes, shapes and designs.

7. Badges

Badges are a great way to brand garments. Clothing doesn’t have to be anything particularly special but by adding a badge to it, you’re giving shoppers an identity and something they belong to.

There’s no limit to the number of badges you use on the garment. The more you use, the more recognizable and less generic your clothing brand will be to buyers. Although, some prefer the subtle look with a smaller classic badge which gives a premium touch for well-established and iconic brands.

Badges raise brand awareness but you can also add your own quirky twist on plain clothing and stand out from the rest of the crowd.

8. Embroidered and Woven Labels

Woven and embroidered labels are a great way of showcasing the quality of your garments. They are also vital as they show the brand name and sizing of the garment.

But is that all they’re used for? No, it’s not.

Woven and embroidered labels can be used for lots of things, especially for improving a garment’s design. They can add an exclusive touch to the garment, one that’ll really make you stand out from the competition and automatically show shoppers which brand the garment belongs to.

9. Hem Tags

Our sewn hem tags are a fashionable, attention-grabbing add-on that give your shirts or hoodies a feel of higher quality, while making your brand instantly recognizable. Hem tags are commonly placed on the hip, neck, sleeve, or hoodie pockets of your apparel.

10. 3D labels

The High-Density Screen Printing process. The High-Density Screen Printing Process of printing a T-shirt is the process in which we use a thick layer of emulsion to create a higher print. This is a great method is usually used for special effects on designs and to make your design pop!

11. Hang Tags

Hangtags are designed to draw attention to the garments and are hung on the side of the garment and sometimes in front of button line so that the customers can see them easily. Hangtags are printed paper tags hung from the garments by plastic staple or string. They usually show the brand name, style number, etc. It is regarded as one of the finishing accessories