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Quote: Originally Posted by Solmu Sorry... just to clarify. I was thinking you were referring to woven sewn in labels vs. labels printed onto the shirt itself. Were you, or were you referring to woven sewn in labels vs. printed sewn in labels?

I think he's referring to the latter.

Heat transfer printing your label/logo directly on the shirt is also a good idea. For the small time "print-on-demand, no-minimum" shops, I'm thinking of making template full of labels/logo. Everytime there's an order, the customer's artwork will be on the top layer, so that the excess area on the paper will be printed with the label/logo. This way, you maximize the usage of your transfer paper.

To answer the question though, I prefer the "old school" woven labels since printed labels (except those used by the big brands like NIKE) is usually associated with being an inexpensive generic brand.

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