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Leather Labels on the Production Floor: How to Attach and Place Them on Jeans, Bags, Hats, and Knitwear (Video)

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Video transcript

  1. 0:00Most label failures come from the line, not the tag itself.
  2. 0:05Attachment is three decisions: how it's fixed, where it sits, and when it goes on. Once a flat panel becomes a tube, crown or bag, it's too late.
  3. 0:17Sew PU with a fine sharp needle, not too dense. Rivet before the lining closes. Heat positions; a stitch secures. Hang tags are retail-only.
  4. 0:30Jeans tags must survive the garment wash or go on after it. Mark bag positions before the body closes, sew cap fronts flat, and stitch knits lightly.
  5. 0:43Approve the attachment, not just the tag: wash the whole garment, flex at the stitches, rub dark tags, tug every rivet, and keep the washed sample.
  6. 0:55Send your product type and wash route; we'll advise on construction and quote.

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