Brand It.
No Tooling Required.
Private label is the fast lane — your logo, your labels, your hang tags, your graphics, applied to product that's already on the line. No pattern changes, no fabric sourcing, no long lead times.
Custom Labels
Five ways to put your name on the back of the neck
Logo and pattern woven directly into the fabric. Crisp edges, full color, holds up wash after wash.
Variants: high-density twill, satin sheen, raw twill textureInk pressed directly onto the inside neck at high heat — kills the scratch, keeps the look clean.
Best for: tees, tanks, summer dropsAn extra-long woven or ribbon tag, fixed at one or both ends — built to hang, not hide.
Reference: Off-White's long printed loop tagRaw canvas or cotton patch, screen-printed or embroidered — ages and frays the way the rest of the garment does.
Reference: workwear and Japanese heritage brandsReal leather, PU, rubber, or silicone sewn into the neck — raised 3D texture, real weight in hand.
Best for: heavyweight hoodies, jackets, techwearCustom Hang Tags
The first thing they touch before they touch the garment
1–3mm stock, raw kraft or black card — debossed or foil-stamped for a logo you can feel.
Reference: Japanese and Americana heritage labelsFront face is a real vinyl sticker, back is the product info — peel it off, stick it anywhere.
Reference: Supreme's box-logo sticker tagFrosted, transparent, or neon synthetic tags — waterproof, hard to crease, impossible to miss.
Reference: Off-White's bright PVC security tagsThe same twill, canvas, nylon, or leather used on the garment, cut down into the tag itself.
Often paired with: raw rope or a metal safety pinA second tag from the fabric mill itself — backs up your waterproof, abrasion, or warmth claims.
Common badges: GORE-TEX, CORDURA, PrimaloftCustom Graphics & Print
Six techniques, six different textures on the same shirt
Rubber ink for bold, raised, opaque color. Water-based ink for a soft, almost invisible hand-feel.
Best for: heavyweight tees, dark garmentsFoaming agent in the ink rises under heat — the graphic comes off the shirt instead of sitting flat.
Reference: Corteiz, CPFM hoodie graphicsInk printed straight into the fibers — no hand-feel, full breathability, holds gradients and photos.
Reference: classic Supreme portrait teesFlat stitch for clean small logos, appliqué patches for varsity style, chenille for a thick, plush texture.
Best for: collegiate, varsity, outerwearLayers of ink built up into sharp, raised edges, or molded silicone heat-pressed onto the fabric.
Best for: techwear, hardware-led graphicsA heated die presses the design straight into the fabric — no color, just shadow and shape.
Best for: minimalist, premium fleece and suedeStart a Private Label Order
Pick your labels, tags, and print technique — we'll send back proofs and a quote. No MOQ on branding alone.
Frequently asked questions
Have questions? We have answers.
What's the minimum order for private label branding?
There's no standalone MOQ on branding — labels, tags, and print techniques are applied per order. For very small runs (under 20 pcs), a setup fee may apply.
Can I mix label types — like a woven neck label with a leather hang tag?
Yes. Most brands combine at least two label types. The most common pairing is a woven neck label with a heavyweight cardstock hang tag and a sticker tag.
Do you provide proofs before production?
Always. We send a digital proof for every label and graphic before anything goes into production. Physical label samples are available on request.
Can I use a function/ingredient tag without the matching fabric?
Yes — as long as the performance claim is accurate for the garment's fabric. We'll let you know if the spec doesn't match.
How long does a private label order take from artwork to ship?
Typically 15–25 business days from approved artwork to ship, depending on label type and order volume. Rush options are available.