Discuss the various finishing services that can help showcase your brand. Topics include custom neck tag labels, hang tags, garment washes, folding, bagging and even shipment/packaging options.
beofre I give the go ahead and have some label made for my shirts I wanted the opinion of others. Anything I'm missing or need to add? Thanks for the help...
Ronnie
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I was also thinking about adding some gold lettering to make it pop out more. I also wanted to add a few direction to the back of the lag but I was running out of room...lol.
I would hope some people would use common sense when washing it, like not using bleach.
Thanks for the help guys anything else?
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beofre I give the go ahead and have some label made for my shirts I wanted the opinion of others. Anything I'm missing or need to add? Thanks for the help...
Ronnie
It is nice that you use the word please but not really necessary on a clothing label.
Wash inside out in cold water
Hang Dry
No bleach
Do not iron design
I went through a company called Lucky Labels (Welcome to Lucky-Label.). Great customers service. The minimum is 1200 labels.
I divided mines 600 labels in black and 600 in white (havent seen my white labels yet). The cost is $190 and $50.00 for shipping. Comes out to .50 cents a label. I could have shopped around alittle more but the communication was great and I think I got a good price.
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I like them, look good and very distinctive. Sometimes it is worth paying a little extra for the service! (Then when you need help or a favour it is there!)
I really like the overall design of the label but I believe a couple of FTC required elements are missing.
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Originally Posted by xxRONNIExx
I would hope some people would use common sense when washing it, like not using bleach.
Actually, the FTC requires you to state it on the care label when chlorine and/or non-chlorine bleach will harm a garment. Omission of this information means the garment is safe for commercial bleaching.
Also, I believe you are required to state whether the garment should be washed by hand or machine.
I haven't investigated all the rules, so maybe there are some exemptions somewhere. But you can read more info here:
I went through a company called Lucky Labels (www.luckylabels.com). Great customers service. The minimum is 1200 labels.
I divided mines 600 labels in black and 600 in white (havent seen my white labels yet). The cost is $190 and $50.00 for shipping. Comes out to .50 cents a label. I could have shopped around alittle more but the communication was great and I think I got a good price.
I don't know how much 1200 labels weigh, but it can't be that much. $50 for shipping seems a little steep.
MxMadMax thank you for that info. I'll have to read up on that. And yes your right it is .20 cents a tag (typo). I agree as well $50 isnt bad for shipping being half way around the world.
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Tell me what you think of my label. 
