Your Pieces Deserve To Look Their Best with Custom Sewing Labels

Add a loving touch to all your hard work with your own personalised clothing label delivered anywhere in Australia. Whether you are a home sewer making things for yourself and loved ones or already have a clothing brand, we would love to work with you on your labels.

If you already have a logo for your Aussie brand, custom sewing labels are a great option. Our logo uploader tools make it so easy to turn your logo into labels. Add your logo to custom sewing labels to create labels that truly reflect your brand and vision. And if you're still unsure about a logo, use our design tool to design your clothing labels. You can select from a range of fonts, colours, and icons to develop the perfect label quickly and easily. And if you're looking for more labels, we have quilt labels, laundry labels and iron-on labels. Sewing labels also make for great custom hem tags and hat labels.

Choose from a Woven Label or a Printed Label to best suit your needs. Our Damask Woven Labels are woven to your specifications using 100% polyester threads on a jacquard loom. They are of the highest quality and have an extremely professional finish, giving you a luxe label that will never wear out. Alternatively, choose a printed label for an extremely affordable, but still high-quality garment tag. Printed labels give you the freedom for more colour combinations and gradients on a lighter weight label. Clothing labels at your fingertips anywhere in Australia, New Zealand, and worldwide.

A sewing label is a must-have for any makers in Australia. It is a place where you can add your signature to a project, so everyone will know who made it. You can choose what the label says, the colours, and the style, and attach it by hand or using a sewing machine. These sewing labels are perfect for handmade items like clothing.

At Dutch Label Shop, our labels come in two styles – woven sewing labels or printed ones. Both styles can be customised by either uploading your label design or by using the Dutch Label Shop design tool. If you are after a no-sew label option, iron-on labels are another great alternative. Just select an iron-on backing when you order your labels. It's that simple!

Leave your mark on every handmade piece you make! We offer so many types of iron on and sew on clothing labels to suit all of your crafting projects.

• Clothing & Apparel
• Baby Labels
• Handbags & Accessories
• Upholstery & Carpet
• Pet Accessories, Pet Toys and Pet Clothing
• Plush Toys & Stuffed Animals
• Quilts, Pillows, Bed Linens & Towels
• Backpacks, Satchel Bags, and Outdoor Equipment
• Reusable Bags & Packaging
• Logo Labels
• Furniture tags and much more!

With our simple design tools, you can quickly create a personalised sewing label for clothing that is unique to your creations. Whether you already have a logo that you're ready to upload or are looking for inspiration, we have the tools you need to create the fabric label for your sewing projects. Alternatively, custom labels are ideal as sew on name labels for clothing, accessories, and more.

In practice, sew on and sew in actually mean the same thing. You’ll see and hear these terms used interchangeably to describe the applications for labels that can be attached with a needle and thread (with machine or by hand). For example, some people just prefer to say a clothing label is sewn into a garment, and sewn onto a bag, but the actual labels are still the same. All of our labels for clothing sew on so quickly and will stay attached for a time. Whether you want sewn on clothing labels or sew in clothing labels in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide or anywhere else in Australia (or the world!) then we can work with you for your sewn in tags.

Custom sew on tags for clothing are easy and versatile to use. When you order your labels, they can be customised directly through our website to arrive on your doorstep ready to go. For clothing and garments, customers choose to either sew custom tags onto the outside of an item for maximum visibility, or for a more traditional approach, sew them into the inside of a garment at a collar, waistband or any side seam.