Fabric-based materials
Pure Cotton / Polyester-Cotton: Skin-friendly; commonly used for garment care labels. They withstand repeated washing without pilling and offer a natural, soft dyeing effect.
Nylon (Tyvek):Tough and tear-resistant with excellent water resistance; frequently used for labels on luggage and outdoor gear, as they do not easily break or tear during long-term use.
PU Fabric: Features a faux-leather texture and offers some water and oil resistance; suitable for decorative patches on bags and footwear.
Self-adhesive composite materials
PVC: Soft and highly flexible, allowing it to adhere to uneven or curved surfaces. It offers excellent color vibrancy, making it ideal for uniquely shaped decorative patches.
PET: High rigidity; resistant to extreme temperatures, alcohol wiping, and chemical corrosion. Commonly used for labels on electrical appliances and chemical products.
PP Synthetic Paper: Mimics the texture of paper but is tear-proof, waterproof, and oil-resistant. Moderately priced, it is a popular choice for labels on personal care and beauty products.
Specialty functional materials
Laser Anti-counterfeiting Material: Features an iridescent, shimmering surface and embedded security threads with micro-text. Offers strong anti-counterfeiting capabilities; often used for high-end brand security labels.
Heat-sealable Embroidery Material:Features a heat-activated adhesive backing, allowing it to be ironed directly onto fabric without stitching. Convenient to apply; commonly used for decorative clothing patches.
Fragile Fabric-like Security Material: Tears apart upon removal and cannot be peeled off intact; widely used for tamper-evident security labels.