Woven clothing labels are created using a jacquard loom which weaves threads together to match the intended label design. The two materials you'll often see used for woven labels are polyester and cotton. A woven label is made of a higher and sturdier quality than a printed label. Due to the weaving process, woven labels are best for labels with twelve or fewer colors.

Folds

• No-fold: If you're using an iron-on label, it will always be no-fold.
• Flat-fold (includes end fold left/right, end fold top/bottom, and hanger loop): Flat-fold labels are often used by high-end designers and add a level of professionalism to whatever you produce.
• Center-fold (includes centerfold, manhattan fold, and book cover fold): Center-fold labels add unique touches to your work, whether you're sewing a basic centerfold label into the back of a waistband or collar, or want to show off your branding on the outside of a sleeve hem or cuff with a manhattan fold and book cover fold label.

Most Common Materials for Woven Labels;

Standard Soft Satin Material
Woven Edge Satin Material
Fray Resistant Satin Material
Self Adhesive Satin Material
Nylon Coated Taffeta
Recycled Satin Material
Polyester Taffeta Material
Satin EN71 Soft Toy Material
Size Labels
Novelty Labels