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Eco-Friendly Labeling Options

In a world where consumers are increasingly seeking green and eco-friendly choices, this sentiment now extends to the labels that are used on clothing and around the house. From organic cotton and hemp paper labels, to recycling-compatible adhesives, these days there are many options for finding the perfect name labels for all your needs. Recycling-Compatible Adhesives For documents or folders that use stick on labels, there are steps being taken in the industry to develop a special kind of adhesive that’s formulated to prevent slowdown of recycled paper mills. This is because traditional adhesives can’t be removed during the paper recycling process....

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Sustainability in the Fashion World

These days, consumers are seeking eco-friendly products more than ever, and the fashion industry is no exception. Sustainable fashion can mean many things, from ethical manufacturing processes, to environmentally friendly fabrics. With many designers eschewing sweatshop conditions and unfair wages for their workers, and embracing new forms of production, consumers can expect the ethical trend to stick around for longer than one season. Here’s how: Green Fibers What makes a fabric ethical? Most consider three criteria to distinguish eco-friendly fabrics from ordinary fibers: Less wasteful processing (in terms of land occupation and water usage) Fewer toxic chemicals used during manufacturing The reduction...

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Top Five Ways to Personalize Your Wardrobe

Your personal style should be a reflection of your interests and personality, honed over the years as your look evolves. If your fashion sense could use sprucing up, it’s easy to add flair to your wardrobe. From vintage shopping, to finding a great tailor and crafting with name labels, customizing your wardrobe can create excellent results without breaking the bank. Tailoring Your Clothing Chances are, much of your closet is full of separates that were mass-produced for purchase. Most of us aren’t lucky enough to have access to custom-made clothing that fits flawlessly, but a great tailor can go a long way...

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How to Better Market Your Product using Labels

Almost every product needs packaging to make a sale. Packaging can include many different layers, from boxes or sleeves that hold the actual product, to shipping containers to help your product travel from a warehouse or factory. Each layer of packaging is another way to include labels that help sell your product. Labels do more than tell a customer the necessary details or ingredients; they can also help catch the eye of potential customers, as well as provide differentiation between competing brands. Buying name labels can: Catch a Consumer’s Eye Packaging labels are the first thing a customer sees, so make a...

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Ways to Add DIY Flair to Kids Belongings

Permanent markers, ribbon, labels, and paint are easy and inexpensive tools for adding flair to kid’s clothes and accessories. For example, unique custom woven labels can be used to create subtle design details on an array of items, such as adding cute touches on trim or pockets. Try some of the below tips to jazz up your little one’s belongings at a fraction of the cost: Sewing and Trim Try using iron on clothing labels on the sleeve of a kid’s shirt to include a fun design element that they’ll love. You can also use slender, woven tape labels or ribbon...

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