Clothing Labels

Check out this website I found at timminstimes.com Diane Armstrong from Timmins Time discusses the confusion some care instructions generate when taking care of our items.... Not the first one, not the last one... certainly some care instructions are a little questionable, such as... ""Made in China. Wash all colours separately. Do not bleach. Wash alone 3 times and wash separately. If colours dark, then wash alone."" Can you give any examples of care instructions that are impossible to follow or a little bit over the top? Please share :)

For today's post and celebrating Earth Day we would like to share this article about eco-friendly fitness fabrics. According to the article by wearing an eco-friendly fabric you can boost your workout. "The good news is that finding an eco-friendly fabric can also enhance your workout; it will be irritant-free, naturally breathable, and hypoallergenic, which can be just as important as knowing it's helping save the environment as well." - Fitsugar.com - To read the complete article please visit Sustainable Fabric Facts . If you're interested in buying eco-friendly clothing, it's essential to read carefully the attached clothing labels . They carry important information about the materials used and the recommended specifications to take care of the garment. Sienna Pacific is a manufacturer of custom woven labels and personalized tags of the highest quality. For more information please visit www.clothinglabelsandtags.com

Do you love vintage? Do you know how to identify true vintage pieces? Care labels and clothing tags on the garment can give you important clues. "Checking the care label can help narrow down the date that an item was made. For example, care symbols were introduced in 1971, so if you spy these on the label then the item was made after 1971. In the USA, fabric content labels date back to 1960. While they may not be able to provide specific dates, checking labels is still a useful method. " - AllWomensTalk -   Check out this article to learn more: 7 Tips For Identifying Vintage Clothing .

Clothing Labels are one of the first things someone will look at when they buy a piece of clothing. These labels are like an extension of the garment and an attractive design can help in the purchase decision. Moreover, by having Custom Clothing Labels attached to your designs, you're helping your customers to find you again next time. Other important labels that has to be on your garment are Care Labels. They have all the relevant information about the care and maintenance, such as wash instructions, fabric composition, etc. They also indicate the size of the article to help the buyer in selecting the correct size. Check out this article with important information and FTC regulations about care labels: Why are Care Labels a Must? Or for more details go to Federal Trade Comission . If you're looking for a reliable company to help you with your Garment Labels or Clothing Care Labels , call us toll free (888) 720-2115. See and download the full gallery on poster...