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Hello, does anyone know where to purchase custom woven tags for T-shirts? It will be 3 colors and the size I would like is 2 1/2 inches by 2 1/2 inches. Thanks
Go to the Forum Homepage. Then choose a forum you want to write in ie. General T Shirt Discussion.Foxy said:HOW DO YOU START A NEW THREAD HERE - DO NOT SEE THE BUTTON ???
HELP ??????????
I think it was about $25 to Australia, in express post (so a 3 day delivery)Comin'OutSwingin said:Wow, that's a deal. What are the shipping rates like? What does it cost you to ship to Australia?
99% t-shirts have neck labels. The ones that dont are small scale outfits that simply cut the original out, or threadless style with a screenprint. Any t-shirt you buy in a store will have a label 99% of the time. In several Western countries it's illegal not to (as there are various laws on required information, yet the ability to be "removed").Foxy said:also, woven labels are old news. most consumers do not like them, they itch and on t-shirts they look silly. maybe on $ 1,000 ready to wear collections yes. But on t-shirts ??? look a the small AA labels, why are they so small and soft ? look at Gildan standard size ????
If you make your own labels, you need all this information on them too. It's the law. Most people have a fold-over hoop label with all this on the back.Foxy said:again, Look at the AA or Gildan Labels. Size, texture, content, design etc. there are reasons as to why the way they are.
Cheers
Perhaps they were taffeta labels? They're usually intended for jackets and that sort of thing.Foxy said:Had a client get woven labels made, don't know why but they came back STIFF.
Most have their labels replaced by the screenprinter, or have a seamstress do the work. You cannot tell the label was not manufactured into the garment.Foxy said:Gardage bound, made the t-shirt neck line look horrible, would you want to display that on a rack ? don't think so.
Cheap anything will kill the sale. Are you against branding? Why?Foxy said:in general, if your labels look cheap it will kill what you are really selling, your designs/t-shirts. To simply sew on a label to look proffessional, fine line between looking professional and pretentious. Our Days the cool young consumers are not impressed with Branding Labels.
To be fair, you have to give us some food before we can be classed as "biting the hand that feeds you".Foxy said:Yeah, ok.
Why should i give you any info, Do I work for you ?. You bite the hand that feeds you, you get nothing. You will never make it with your attitude.
Take it or Leave it.
off topic,
no problems with the link, but not able to post new thread. any ideas why?