STRAIGHT CUT
Typically used for jackets, vests; the interior of bags/purses, etcetera.
When brands use this type of cut, it's often to make a larger, more detailed label to be used as the main product label (usually requiring all four edges to be sewn for proper, durable attachment).
It's also common to find this type of cut in satin care/washing labels.
STRAIGHT CUT
Typically used for jackets, vests; the interior of bags/purses, etcetera.
When brands use this type of cut, it's often to make a larger, more detailed label to be used as the main product label (usually requiring all four edges to be sewn for proper, durable attachment).
It's also common to find this type of cut in satin care/washing labels.
END FOLD
Labels with end fold are the most commonly used for main product labels, as well as size labels.
They are used on clothing that come into direct contact with the skin.
You should be okay with only sewing both of the end folds, but if the label is larger, all four edges can also be sewn.
CENTER FOLD
The center fold is also a very common folding option.
It's easy to find size and care labels with this fold.
Since there's no fold on the edges, they need to be sewn into the garment seams to prevent fraying (usually, a sew area of 4-5 mm is required.)
MANHATTAN FOLD
If you need labels for the edges of clothing, such as the cuffs of shirts or the hem of clothing, you need the manhattan fold.
This label is a combination of the end fold and the center fold:
The center fold is for easier sewing onto the garment.
The end fold is to prevent the label edges from fraying, avoid skin irritation, and give your product a more premium, professional finish.
MITER FOLD
The miter fold label is typically used for the main label of your product.
Since the end edges are at the top, they can be sewn into the seams of the clothes.
DIE CUT
Die-cut label of any shape.
It can be machine-sewn or hand-sewn.
It's typically used to add an extremely distinctive, unique, and personalized touch to your product.
END FOLD
Labels with end fold are the most commonly used for main product labels, as well as size labels.
They are used on clothing that come into direct contact with the skin.
You should be okay with only sewing both of the end folds, but if the label is larger, all four edges can also be sewn.
CENTER FOLD
The center fold is also a very common folding option.
It's easy to find size and care labels with this fold.
Since there's no fold on the edges, they need to be sewn into the garment seams to prevent fraying (usually, a sew area of 4-5 mm is required.)
MANHATTAN FOLD
If you need labels for the edges of clothing, such as the cuffs of shirts or the hem of clothing, you need the manhattan fold.
This label is a combination of the end fold and the center fold:
The center fold is for easier sewing onto the garment.
The end fold is to prevent the label edges from fraying, avoid skin irritation, and give your product a more premium, professional finish.
MITER FOLD
The miter fold label is typically used for the main label of your product.
Since the end edges are at the top, they can be sewn into the seams of the clothes.
DIE CUT
Die-cut label of any shape.
It can be machine-sewn or hand-sewn.
It's typically used to add an extremely distinctive, unique, and personalized touch to your product.
