Custom Woven Logo Labels USA
A woven logo label transforms a garment from anonymous to branded in a single detail. The logo is woven directly into the fabric — not printed, not heat-transferred — which means it is permanent, tactile, and indistinguishable in quality from the garment itself.
From logo file to woven label
Adapting your logo for weaving
- Simplification first. Fine strokes, gradient fills, and photographic detail do not translate to thread. The best woven logo labels work with strong shapes, clear type, and defined colour boundaries.
- Minimum stroke width. At 30–60 mm wide, strokes thinner than 0.5–1 mm may not weave cleanly. Review the minimum line thickness guide for your target label size.
- Limit to 2–4 colours. Most effective logo labels use strong contrast — white on dark, dark on light. Each additional colour adds cost; fewer colours usually produce a more impactful label at neck scale.
- Vector artwork preferred. Submit AI, EPS, SVG, or PDF. PNG or JPG files are accepted at any resolution — 300 dpi at final label size is recommended for best results. Minimum label size: 0.8 cm × 0.8 cm (0.31 in × 0.31 in). Specify Pantone references for closest thread colour match.
Placement and sizing guide
- Neck labels: 25–40 mm wide. Standard for T-shirt and sweatshirt neck labels. Bold logo mark or wordmark reads clearly at this scale.
- Chest patch: 40–80 mm wide. Room for complex logos, combined logo + name, or multi-line lockups. The premium exterior placement used in streetwear and luxury branding.
- Hem labels: 40–60 mm wide. Visible when the garment is folded or on a rail. Medium scale — readable at arm's length without dominating the garment's lower half.
- Rule of thumb. Visible label size should be no more than 10% of the placement area width. A 40 mm label in a 400 mm chest panel is proportionate; the same label in a 100 mm collar band is too wide.
Why woven is right for logo labels
Permanence
Colour is in the thread — it cannot crack, fade, or peel after washing. The woven structure is as durable as the garment fabric itself. After hundreds of washes, a woven logo label looks the same as the day it was sewn in. Full comparison at woven vs printed labels.
Damask for complex logos
Damask construction uses a higher thread count for sharper detail resolution. Finer type, intricate marks, and multi-colour brand lockups resolve more cleanly. Also softer against skin — important for neck labels. Recommended for any logo with strokes under 1 mm or fine type below 8pt equivalent.
All fold types available
Logo labels are available in center fold (neck seam), Manhattan fold (premium exterior patch), end fold (hem or surface-mounted), and flat sew-in. See fold type guide to match construction to placement.
Low minimum, consistent reorders
Minimum 50 pieces — no large MOQ for small brand launches or limited editions. Free artwork review within 48 hours. Reorders use the same digital file — no drift in quality between production batches.
Logo label placement options
Neck — center fold
The most common logo label position. A center-fold label inserted in the back neck seam. Visible when the collar is open, felt against the neck when worn. Keep visible width under 35 mm for comfort.
Chest exterior — Manhattan fold
A Manhattan fold label stitched to the exterior left chest panel. The premium placement used by luxury brands and high-end streetwear. The label itself becomes a design statement.
Hem — end fold
A logo label at the hem is visible when the garment hangs on a rail or is folded for display. End fold provides a clean, practical finish; Manhattan fold adds a premium, patch-like quality.
- Upload a vector file — AI, EPS, SVG, or PDF — for best results
- Specify Pantone references for brand colours to get the closest thread match
- Choose damask for any logo with fine strokes, serifs, or multiple colours
- Order a sample before the full production run to verify detail at label scale