mid-fold: A mid-fold may be an ideal solution for combining large amounts of information (the 4 major categories described above) onto one clothing label or tag, but again, it very much depends on your preferences and requirements. Understand your choice of label dimensions, colors, or fabric types may be limited, but this is an effective method for drastically reducing costs. A
The same may be said for content labels, if your apparel line is made up of common fabric with no unusual fabric instruction or care requirements. These will not be custom made-but again, you will drastically reduce costs. 
If you have a lot of sizes, then best solution is to purchase some ready made stock size tabs. If you have just a few sizes, like S, M and L, if may be more cost effective to have the sizing information placed on the logo/brand label or on the care label.
The tricky part is the sizing, because you may have a need for many different labels due to the number of sizes your apparel line has. This strategy alone can save hundreds of dollars in production costs. The easiest is to combine the production place of origin information with the care label information. Why not organize your information and save a lot of headache and money? Luckily, There are several strategies you can employ to save bucket loads of money on your printed clothing or woven labels. Remember that most garment label sources require minimums, and the minimums can add up costs and complexity very quickly. If you have label custom designed for each piece of information as outlined above, you will be overwhelmed with proofs and with costs. 
Garment or apparel size is use for a clothing line (skip this if your label is for other products). The major pieces of information to consider for each line of clothing/ or textile product is the following: Let’s outline the steps involved with creating your first custom clothes labelĪ big step you will need to consider is how you will organize your label information. Some basic information we need regarding your clothing label order:
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