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Clothing Labels For Rugs And Home Accessories

As we know damask woven labels work great not only for clothing and apparel but for home accessories as well.

Meet our customer http://www.ramrirugs.com/ and take a look to the beautiful damask clothing labels we created for them.

"Ramri Rugs creates beautiful handmade carpets made only from the finest materials of the Far East. Each masterpiece is handknotted by artisans in Nepal in the traditional Tibetan methods." - About Us Ramrirugs -

Please note how the label's design compliment very well and matches the handmade and artisan look of their products. And that's something that you may want to consider when creating labels for your designs.

The custom labels you attach to your products become part of your image and the identity you're portraying to your customers. There're several varieties of clothing labels, from custom printed cotton labels to woven labels, you'll sure find the perfect style for you!

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