Labels and Branded Patches
Compare woven and printed labels with leather, PU, embroidered and silicone patches. Choose a branding detail that suits your bag’s fabric, appearance and care needs, from a small seam tab to a larger patch.
Fast Facts
Woven labels
Colored threads form the logo or lettering within the label fabric.
Printed labels
Ink adds names, logos or care instructions to a fabric label.
Side-seam labels
A folded label can project from a seam as a small branded tab.
Care labels
Inside labels explain how to clean and look after the finished bag.
Patch materials
PU (polyurethane faux leather), genuine leather, embroidered fabric and silicone give branding different textures.
Attachment
Stitching secures labels and patches. Some designs use heat and adhesive, depending on the fabric and backing.
Why choose it?
A small label keeps branding discreet, while a patch gives your logo a more prominent shape and texture. Woven labels offer a textile finish, printed labels suit text and graphic artwork, and embroidered patches add visible stitching. Leather, PU and silicone patches give you other ways to match the bag’s style.
Things to consider
Match the label or patch to the fabric and the way you expect people to clean the bag. A large, stiff patch can distort a lightweight pouch, while open mesh may need a reinforced mounting area. Small lettering and thin lines can lose definition in weaving, embroidery or molded details. Check a sample for readability, edge feel and attachment. Make sure care instructions cover the whole bag, including its patch and other fittings.
Customization options
Choose the size, shape, colors, wording and position. Label options include flat designs and folded tabs for seams. Patches can use printed, stitched, raised or recessed logos, depending on the material. Keep important artwork clear of the stitching area. Your fabric, design and cleaning needs will determine which combinations suit your bag; we’ll need to confirm available materials and attachment methods.
Best suited for
Small fabric labels suit lightweight gift bags and cosmetic pouches where low bulk matters. Larger patches suit firmer canvas or twill bags, provided the fabric and stitching support them. Inside care labels help with bags that people intend to wash or use repeatedly.
Need this customization for your bags?
Tell us the bag type, quantity and requirements, and we’ll help you work out the right specification.
