Apparel · Label
Label
Label sewing and placement for apparel and soft goods.
The label category
What label work does on a garment.
Label work attaches the brand, size, content, and care labels a garment carries, at the neck, the side seam, or the waistband. It is a small operation with a visible result: a brand label sewn crooked or a care label placed wrong is a defect a customer notices the moment they pick the garment up off the shelf.
The category runs from guided attachments that hold a label square while an operator sews, to automated label setters that pick, position, and sew a label to a programmed location. They differ by the label types a garment carries, whether placement is manual or automated, and how they handle woven, printed, and heat applied labels.
Label attachment happens at the neck, seam, or waistband stage depending on the label, so it is woven into the assembly rather than standing alone as a line station. Choosing label equipment means matching it to the label types and placements your garments and regulations require, and the volume that decides whether a guided attachment or an automated setter fits.
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Choosing a machine
How to choose a label station.
The variables that decide which station fits your line. Tell us where you land on each and we will point you to the right machine.
- Placement method
A guided attachment for an operator, or automated placement to a programmed location.
- Label types
The brand, size, content, and care labels a garment carries.
- Label construction
Woven, printed, or heat applied labels, each handled differently.
- Volume
Whether output justifies an automated setter over a guided attachment.
The full label catalog, with every model, specification, and demonstration video, comes online with the live build. Tell us the operation you are automating and we will point you to the exact machine, or engineer a new one.
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Placing labels the same way every time?
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