Thanks for asking! With print-on-demand (POD) services like the one I use, there’s typically no option to add a traditional material label, and this is pretty standard across the industry. What you usually get is the brand name printed directly inside the garment. When I used to create handmade products, I ordered custom embroidered labels separately and had them attached at a specialized shop. If Printful or any other POD service were to offer this, it would likely come with an additional cost, as they’d need to handle the attachment process too. Honestly, unless you’re an established brand, I don’t think it’s worth focusing too much on material labels. Most customers either don’t care or, like me, find them annoying and cut them off anyway. It might be better to consider adding personalization elsewhere, like with custom designs or packaging. Hope this gives you a better understanding!
that looks so good!
The t-shirt or the design? 😅
how were you able to make a label? i didnt get the option they just printed on the inside of the shirt, which it doesn't look professional.
Thanks for asking! With print-on-demand (POD) services like the one I use, there’s typically no option to add a traditional material label, and this is pretty standard across the industry. What you usually get is the brand name printed directly inside the garment. When I used to create handmade products, I ordered custom embroidered labels separately and had them attached at a specialized shop. If Printful or any other POD service were to offer this, it would likely come with an additional cost, as they’d need to handle the attachment process too.
Honestly, unless you’re an established brand, I don’t think it’s worth focusing too much on material labels. Most customers either don’t care or, like me, find them annoying and cut them off anyway. It might be better to consider adding personalization elsewhere, like with custom designs or packaging.
Hope this gives you a better understanding!
Excuse my sickish voice 😅