Woven Labels for Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week

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Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week

Those working in the fashion industry may give little thought to the labels they use in their designs, but these can actually have more of an impact on how clothing is received than one might imagine.

A small yet significant element of the overall product, they can really reflect the ethos and aesthetic of the business they represent, helping to enhance the brand and influence its reception.

Woven Labels

Woven labels, in particular, are a great signifier of quality, and can, therefore, be an important tool for any fashion designer. If you’re wondering how they could be of benefit to your clothing business, read on…

1: They can help to set your brand apart

Labels contribute to the overall appearance of a product, and when they’re carefully crafted to look attractive, they help to catch the attention of consumers. They’re far more likely to take a peek inside a garment and remember the name of your brand if your label is eye-catching enough to grab their focus.

2: They can help to create a more sophisticated aesthetic

Woven labels that have been crafted with care offer the additional boon of helping to create a more sophisticated aesthetic for designer businesses, complementing the overall elegance and exceptional quality of such clothing.

3: The right label will be uniquely you

Woven labels that have been designed to your brief will have been crafted with your specific brand in mind. Tailor-made, they will be a perfect and positive reflection on your company.

Wondering what labels would work best for your garments?

 Woven Labels UK Supplier

Contact us at Perfect-Labels-Lanyards. We are a woven labels UK supplier with a wealth of experience providing custom woven labels with no minimum amount.

Contact us today. We have a wide range of branding labels for clothing.

Email: sales@perfectlabelslanyards.co.uk

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London Fashion Week puts British style centre-stage

London Fashion Week puts British style centre-stage

London Fashion Week has again swept out of town for 2017, leaving behind nostalgia, pops of colour and collections styled around the Britain of the past.

London-based designers like Mary Katrantzou sent clothes down the catwalk that looked back to childhood pastimes. That’s prints reminiscent of Lego bricks, fabrics that suggest paint by numbers and arms full of friendship bracelets.

Britain’s fashion powerhouse, Topshop, didn’t disappoint with a show soaked in vintage-look fur coats, slightly sci-fi silver trousers and silky tracksuit tops for a luxe feel at an affordable price. Looking at the social media data, this was the most talked-about show of the week.

Other British talent on show included Christopher Kane’s floral and sheer pieces that used bold colours in reds, pinks and yellows while playing with references to 1940s' housecoats and a new silhouette.

The names on many people's lips were London's bright you things, Michael Halpern, Matty Bovan, and Marta Jakubowski who pushed the envelope with stylish sequined efforts from Halpern and sleek and beautifully placed ruffles and leotards from Jakubowski.

Woven Labels

London Fashion Week is not the only place to see UK suppliers and companies making an impact on high fashion. We’re proud to supply woven labels, clothing labels and fabric labels to a range of experienced and high-quality designers that set their work apart from the crowd. If your brand needs woven labels with UK design, high-quality and great service then get in touch to see how we can collaborate.

Telephone: + 44 7716 108 100

Telephone/Fax: +44 116 318 3231  

Email: perfect.label@btinternet.com

Website: www.perfectlabelslanyards.co.uk

London Fashion Week puts British style centre-stage

http://www.perfectlabelslanyards.co.uk/

London Fashion Week

London Fashion Week has again swept out of town for 2017, leaving behind nostalgia, pops of colour and collections styled around the Britain of the past.

London-based designers like Mary Katrantzou sent clothes down the catwalk that looked back to childhood pastimes. That’s prints reminiscent of Lego bricks, fabrics that suggest paint by numbers and arms full of friendship bracelets.

Britain’s fashion powerhouse, Topshop, didn’t disappoint with a show soaked in vintage-look fur coats, slightly sci-fi silver trousers and silky tracksuit tops for a luxe feel at an affordable price. Looking at the social media data, this was the most talked-about show of the week.

Other British talent on show included Christopher Kane’s floral and sheer pieces that used bold colours in reds, pinks and yellows while playing with references to 1940s' housecoats and a new silhouette.

The names on many people's lips were London's bright you things, Michael Halpern, Matty Bovan, and Marta Jakubowski who pushed the envelope with stylish sequined efforts from Halpern and sleek and beautifully placed ruffles and leotards from Jakubowski.

Woven Labels

London Fashion Week is not the only place to see UK suppliers and companies making an impact on high fashion. We’re proud to supply woven labels, clothing labels and fabric labels to a range of experienced and high-quality designers that set their work apart from the crowd. If your brand needs woven labels with UK design, high-quality and great service then get in touch to see how we can collaborate.

Woven Labels

http://www.perfectlabelslanyards.co.uk/

How to design woven labels

You've spent a lot of time and thought designing your garments, and now you need the finishing touch. It's important to select quality woven labels for your brand, as branding goes an awfully long way in influencing how your customer feels about your products. There are a few things to consider when deciding how to design woven labels, and they are weave, colour, size and your company's logo.

First of all, select the weave that is right for your garments. Taffeta (or 'plain weave') is the most popular for bulk items such as t-shirts, or low-end items. Taffeta is good for highlighting small details, and works best with a dark background. Next up is Satin weave, which is more commonly used for evening wear or other high-quality garments, as the label will have a sheen on it. Satin labels may only have a white or black background, but your logo can be any colour you like. Finally, Damask weave creates a versatile and high-quality label that is used widely throughout the fashion industry for mid- to high-priced garments. You can use any colours you like and your logo will have excellent definition.

In terms of colour, most companies will use between one and three colours for their woven labels, but some manufacturers are happy to accommodate up to eight colours, although beware that this may be reflected in the price that you end up paying. It will help to work out whether you would like a logo on your labels or whether you would simply prefer the name of your company (the latter may be a more budget friendly option) as this will influence the final number of colours on your label.

Lastly, approach a manufacturer who is able to be flexible and advise you when it comes to the width, length, colour, text and overall design of your woven labels. After all, they are professionals and know what it takes to create a great label that distinguishes you from your competitors.

Email: sales@perfectlabelslanyards.co.uk

perfect.label@btinternet.com

Telephone: 07716 108 100

Tel./Fax.: 0116 318 3231