Create a compact molded brand mark for apparel, bags, packaging, and equipment without forcing a patch-shaped solution onto a label job.
A PVC label begins with placement. Share the seam, panel, edge, or product surface where it will live so the label can be sized and attached without fighting the construction of the item.
These are discussion fields, not automatic promises. The quote and artwork proof record the options agreed for the order.
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A strong label proof shows where stitching or adhesive sits in relation to the visible mark. Lettering that looks balanced on screen can feel cramped once a sew channel and edge allowance are added.
Send a photo or drawing of the intended placement when possible. That context helps separate the visible branding area from the functional attachment area before a sample is made.
2.0
PVC labels are useful when the brand mark needs a molded surface, defined color fields, and a flexible body. They can sit on textiles, bags, cases, straps, footwear components, and selected packaging applications, subject to attachment and material testing.
3.0
Keep the main mark readable at the actual finished size. The proof should identify final dimensions, color areas, relief heights, attachment zones, and the side that faces the product. When a label wraps or folds, include the fold line and the visible faces rather than treating it as one flat rectangle.
Use the quote brief for artwork-specific, material, testing, and delivery questions.
A label is usually designed around a product seam, panel, or compact branding position. A patch is more often treated as a standalone emblem. The material can be similar, but the edge and attachment planning differ.
Yes. Sewing channels or holes should be shown in the artwork proof so the visible logo area and the attachment area remain clearly separated.
Yes. Include the intended placement and finished dimensions so the contour can be checked for narrow sections, sharp internal corners, and practical attachment space.
Attach the artwork, dimensions, quantity range, and intended application. Leave the unresolved production choices open.