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Faux Leather and Woven Labels

A label turns a sewn piece into a finished product. Whether faux leather or woven, lettered or plain – it sets the final note on bags, clothing, cushions and children's wear.

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Faux leather labels look clear and modern and suit bags, rucksacks and denim. Woven labels are softer and sit more comfortably against the skin – which is why they usually go into clothing, often at the neck or in a side seam.

Attach them either all round close to the edge or on two sides only, so the label stands free. With faux leather: clips instead of pins and a longer stitch, as needle marks stay visible.

Labels caught in a seam look especially neat. Place the label folded edge inwards between two fabric layers and sew the seam over it.

For clothing meant to be sold, separate rules apply: care instructions and fibre content are required. A design label does not replace them.

Frequently asked questions

How do I attach a faux leather label?

Fix it with clips, set a longer stitch and sew all round close to the edge. Pins leave permanent holes – baste at most within the seam line.

Where is the best place for a label?

Somewhere visible but not intrusive: a side seam, the top of a pocket, the hem or the neck. What matters is that it does not rub against the skin.

Does a label replace care labelling?

No. Anyone selling clothing has to label fibre content and care separately. A design label is decoration, not a legal statement.

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