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White Label Garments by Misharen Garments

Labels, tags and polybags for a white label hoodie brand

Your hoodie brand shows up in five places we can finish for you: the neck label, the wash-care label, the hang tag, an optional woven patch, and the polybag it is packed in. Getting custom labels for hoodies right is simpler than on most garments because hoodies have more room for branding, but it pays to decide each piece before you order.

All of these are applied during production, so the hoodies arrive ready to sell. Here is what each option does and what we need from you.

Inside the hoodie

Neck label

The neck label sits inside the back neck, below the hood seam on hoodies or at the back neck rib on crewneck sweatshirts. It is where buyers look for your name and their size.

A woven label is the usual choice on hoodies. It suits the heavier fabric and feels in keeping with the garment. Points to decide:

  • Size. Large enough to read, small enough not to rub.
  • Colour. Label background and text against the hoodie colour.
  • Size marking. On the main label, or a small separate size tab sewn underneath, which lets one main label work for every size.
  • Fold. A centre-fold or end-fold label sits differently in the seam.

Send your logo as a vector file if you have one, the colours, and how you want the size shown.

Wash-care label

The wash-care label usually sits in the left side seam. It carries care instructions and, depending on the destination country, information such as fibre content and size. Requirements vary by country, so we confirm the content at quotation. We do not give legal advice on labelling, so check the rules for each market you sell into.

Hoodies are often washed with care, especially fleece. Clear care instructions help buyers keep the garment looking right.

On the outside

Woven patch

A woven patch is a small branded label sewn onto the outside of the hoodie. It works well on the chest or the hood, and sometimes on a sleeve or the hem.

It gives a clean, branded finish without a full embroidery or print. Many streetwear brands use a small patch as a signature detail on every piece in the range. Decide the size, shape and position, and send artwork with the dimensions you want.

Embroidery and print

Your main decoration is branding too. Embroidery suits chest logos and sits well on heavier fabric. Screen print and heat transfer suit larger front, back and sleeve designs. Send artwork and we will suggest the method and size that suit it.

The hang tag

The hang tag attaches to the neck label, the sleeve or a side seam with a string or fastener. It carries:

  • your logo and a short brand line;
  • the style name, colour and size;
  • a barcode for stock or marketplace use;
  • a space for a price sticker if you sell through shops.

Hoodies are heavier garments, so a sturdier card and string tend to look better than a thin tag. Send print-ready artwork, or a sketch with the information you want, and the attachment position.

Polybags and packing

Hoodies are bulky, so folding and packing deserve attention.

Destination Typical packing
Your own warehouse Folded by size, packed in cartons marked by style, colour and size
Direct to customers Folded to a set size, in individual polybags with a size sticker
Marketplace fulfilment Packed to the seller’s specification, including barcodes on the bag
Events and colleges Folded and sorted by size, sometimes by name or group

For marketplaces, the seller confirms current packing and labelling requirements with the marketplace, and we pack to the specification the seller gives us. Fold size matters for hoodies: a consistent fold keeps the polybag neat and makes cartons pack evenly.

Checklist for your hoodie branding

  1. Neck label: woven, size, colours, size marking method.
  2. Wash-care label text and destination country.
  3. Woven patch: yes or no, size and position.
  4. Embroidery or print artwork with positions.
  5. Hang tag artwork, card and attachment position.
  6. Barcodes, if needed, with format.
  7. Packing: fold size, polybag, stickers, carton labels.

Our labels, tags and packaging page shows how these options work across every product we make.

Checking branding on the sample

When your sample arrives, look at the branding as a buyer would. Is the neck label straight and comfortable against the back of the neck? Is the wash-care label readable? Does the patch sit level? Does the hang tag look right on a rail? Bulk production follows the approved sample, so make any changes before you approve it.

Once your branding is set, it carries over to reorders, which makes each later order faster to confirm.

Consistency across the range

If you sell hoodies alongside T-shirts or joggers, keep labels consistent. The same neck label design, wash-care format and hang tag style across garments makes a small range feel like one brand. You can vary the size marking or the patch, but the core identity should stay the same.

See our white label hoodies, then send us your label choices, patch and tag artwork, and packing needs with your enquiry. We will confirm each item in the quotation.

White label hoodies and sweatshirts

Minimum 100 pieces per style. Quoted per style, by fabric, quantity and branding.

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