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   juliamae | Mar 02, 2005 11:18am | #1

   Hi, Cathy. I use custom-made labels, too, but I make garments, mostly little girls'. And the fabric must be non-abrasive. I have so far depended on the pre-fab cloth labels advertised in most sewing magazines and catalogs. They are woven and then my name is stamped upon order. But I would like to find nicer ones, even tho the ones I now use are expensive enough. The corners are too irritating, however, and I am still looking. Wish I could be of more help, but I am interested in your question and the answers you get.

    

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   paddyscar | Mar 03, 2005 08:56am | #2

   Can't vouch for any of them, but here are a few to choose from:

    

   http://www.charmwoven.com/

    

   http://www.shop.com/amos/cc/main/searchxs1/ccsyn/260/prd/16696135

    

   http://www.abblabels.com/Products/html/Product21.htm

    

   http://home.earthlink.net/~kgindustries/?source=Overture&OVRAW=garment%20and%20labels&OVKEY=garment%20label&OVMTC=standard

    

   http://www.labelnet.ca/garmentlabels.html

    

   http://www.yarnfwd.com/carelbl.html

    

   http://www.printexnet.com/companyprofile.html

    

   http://www.necessitiesandmore.com/custom_garment_labels.htm

    

   http://www.mtwglobal.com/apparel/hangtags3.html

    

   http://www.itclabels.com

    

   Frances

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   CatherineR | Mar 03, 2005 04:44pm | #4

   Thank you Frances! I'll definitely check them out.

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   mainestitcher | Mar 03, 2005 04:14pm | #3

   I've wondered about this as well. I've wished there was a type of permanent ink so that this info could be printed with a custom rubber stamp, or something like that. The first thing I do with labels on my clothes is cut them off.