Labels, Tags & Packaging

Neck labels, care labels, hang tags, stickers, garment bags and boxes for private-label clothing made with Jhwear.

What to decide with the garment order

Use this page while you plan branding for a style. You can customize any item below. Most new brands only need the pieces that will actually appear on the garment.

Standard care and packing

If you do not send custom artwork, the order can ship with a care label showing fiber content, wash instructions and country of origin, plus a plain garment bag with a size sticker.

One main label is a solid start

Size can be printed on the brand label. A separate size label, hang tag or printed bag is optional and only worth adding when the brand presentation needs it.

Artwork, then a mockup

Send the logo, finished size, colors and quantity. The quote follows those details. Sewing the label onto the garment is part of the garment order. Freight is quoted separately. Bulk labels start after you approve a digital mockup.

Custom Main Label Types by Technique

Woven label sewn onto blue fabric

Woven Label

Process
Colored yarns form the artwork during weaving.
Appearance
Fabric texture with clearly defined branding.
Materials
Polyester, cotton or blended yarns.
Care
Wash performance varies with yarn, construction and edge finishing.

Fold and placement

These are choices after the material is selected. They are not substitutes for satin, woven or cotton.

Side label

A small brand mark sewn into a side seam or along a garment edge.

Folded label

Folded and stitched into a neckline, seam or hem, depending on the style.

Label size

Width and height follow the artwork, the stitch method and the space on the garment.

Care labels

A branded care label is made only when you want your own logo or layout. Quantity usually follows the number of garments.

Printed garment care label showing size, fiber content, washing instructions and label details

Satin care label

A smoother tape when the wash instructions need a more durable printed surface.

Material
Satin
Customization
Logo, care text and size

Cotton care label

Printed garment information on a soft cotton tape.

Material
Cotton tape
Customization
Logo, care text and size

Rubber-finish care label

A flexible care label when the brand wants a different hand-feel from paper or satin.

Material
Rubber-finish
Customization
Logo, care text, color and size

Hang tags

Hang tags are optional. Add one for extra logo, product or retail information. A new brand does not need a hang tag to place a garment order.

Printed paperboard hang tags with cords, card stocks and special shapes

Printed hang tag

The usual request is a rectangular paperboard tag in the size you specify. Special shapes and finishes are quoted from the artwork.

Material
Printed paperboard, with an optional cord or string
Customization
Size, artwork, hole position and cord style

PU leather labels

These labels use PU, not animal leather. They are common on denim, outerwear and casual styles. The quote follows size and finish.

Embossed and printed PU leather clothing labels in several shapes and colors

Embossed PU label

A logo pressed into the surface, raised or recessed.

Material
PU leather
Customization
Logo, shape, color, size and stitch holes

Printed PU label

Printed branding on a PU base.

Material
PU leather
Customization
Artwork, print color, shape and size

Rubber labels

Molded labels add a raised logo, color and texture on sportswear, streetwear and outerwear. They are sewn on and can be machine washed. The compound is confirmed before the quote.

Molded rubber clothing labels in several shapes, colors and finishes

Molded rubber label

A flexible label shaped around your logo.

Material
Flexible molded compound, confirmed before quotation
Customization
Shape, size, colors, thickness and stitch position

Packing stickers

A size sticker is part of packing. It shows the size on the outside of the garment bag, and it is not a decorative logo sticker.

Size stickers with style, color and barcode on packed garments

Size sticker

A simple black-and-white sticker on the outside of the garment bag.

Customization
Text, size and a plain black-and-white layout

Garment bags

A plain bag with a size sticker is already part of packing. Order a printed bag only when the logo should appear on the pack. One-color artwork is the practical starting point. Send the bag size you need with the logo.

Clear and frosted garment bags with logo printing and zip seals

Printed garment bag

Made to the folded size of the garment, with a single-color logo.

Customization
Bag size and one-color logo

Common bag sizes

Reference sizes only. The final bag depends on how the garment folds and how thick it is.

  • 30 × 40 cmT-shirts, shirts, light sweaters and jeans
  • 35 × 45 cmHoodies, jackets, sweatshirts and sets
  • 40 × 50 cmHeavy hoodies, padded garments and bulky pieces

Bags left over from an order can stay at the factory for the next shipment of the same style, so you do not have to reprint them while stock remains.

Boxes

Custom boxes are quoted from the structure, size, print and quantity. They add a lot of volume, and the freight for that volume can cost more than the boxes. Ask us before adding them, unless the brand already needs that presentation.

Custom box

Structure, dimensions, artwork, finish and inserts are set with the packaging partner.

Customization
Structure, size, print, finish, inserts and quantity

From artwork to approval

1. Pick what you need

Review materials and say which labels, tags or packs belong on this style.

2. Send the design

Share the logo or artwork, preferred size, colors and quantity with the garment inquiry.

3. Approve the mockup

We check the spec, send the quotation and a digital mockup. Bulk production of custom labels and hang tags starts after that approval.

What to send with your inquiry

  • Logo or artwork, label size, colors and the quantity for each design.
  • Where each label sits: neck, side seam, hem or hang tag.
  • Garment style and order quantity, so label sewing and packing can be quoted with the clothes.
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