“Two ways coexist : Embroidery + Woven”.

<h1 style="text-align:justify; margin-top:23px; margin-bottom:22px">“Two ways coexist : Embroidery + Woven”</h1>   Weaving is the "weaving" of thread into clothes, embroidering is the "embroidering" on the fabric to decorate the pattern; Weaving, pay attention to from scratch, from local to global; Embroidery, from the overall start, pay attention to is integrated. That is why they say "weave cloth" instead of "embroider cloth" and "embroider" instead of "weave flowers." You can make a bespoke label using either technique, but woven labels are by far the most popular choice. It all depends on what you’re trying to achieve with your label, with a woven label, you can pack in more detail, and they take less time to mass-produce. Let’s take a quick look at the individual differences… Embroidered labels are stitched onto a base material, so the threads are always slightly raised and the label can feel three-dimensional. If you run your thumb over a piece of embroidery, you’ll often feel ridges and valleys in the design, and your thumb will be drawn along the direction of the thread. If this is the effect you’re looking for then great, but for most of our customers, they want a sharp, long-lasting logo on a label that the garment owner can’t feel on their skin.  A woven label is flatter, because you’re not dealing with multiple layers of fabric (the weave is the fabric). Most die-cut woven badges will have a thick border stitched on at the end of the weaving process, so you can put in a bit of depth if you want it, but it’s nothing like what you’ll get with an embroidered badge.  What a woven label loses in depth it more than makes up for in texture. With a woven label, you can achieve a high-sheen silk effect or a rich matte luster just by changing the weave pattern on the loom. You just can’t achieve the same thing with an embroidered badge.  The most specific to the strength of a woven label and very easy to find out, you can pack in more detail in one SAME zone. Therefore, in order to observe this strength point of woven as well as maintain the feel three-dimensional of embroidery label, Haijet is would like to recommend this NEW production method for your usage : “Two ways coexist : Embroidery + Woven”.  For one custom design and our customer prefers the feel three-dimensional of embroidery label. However, for one of their certain part, the embroidery skills could not show up its the exquisite design especially in their specific size. So this part, we use the practice of weaving wheat to present the precision part instead of embroidery and maintain the others as well as we both retain the 3D three-dimensional sense.    当客户提供一个布标设计, 客户提出她们喜欢3D立体的感觉, 但有一小部分, 刺绣是无法表现出原本设计中特别微得部分, 因此为了解决这个问题, 我们另外使用织麦得的做法来呈现, 这样我们既保留了原始设计中希望保有得3D立体感, 也同样不失去细小精密的设计 <h1 style="text-align:justify; margin-top:23px; margin-bottom:22px"> </h1>

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