What is the difference between the printed and woven marks?

What is the difference between the printed and woven marks?

Weaving Mark is a cloth label with characters, letters and logo patterns on clothes and trousers. In the production, manufacture, processing or sale of clothing and home textiles, clothing factories, clothing factories and home textile factories use the symbols with distinctive characteristics to distinguish the sources of clothing and home textiles. They are composed of characters, graphics, letters, numbers, three-dimensional marks, color combinations, or combinations of the above elements. They are the products of modern economy.

Printing mark is relative to weaving Mark. Printing mark is printed trademark, including washing water mark, also known as washing mark or water mark, size mark or measuring mark and certificate on clothing tag. At present, more and more garment factories print the main marks, including ribbon, cotton belt, ribbon, colored cloth, cotton cloth and so on. In this way, these main marks are also called printed marks.

The differences between the two: weaving Mark is a kind of cloth label with characters, letters and logo patterns, while the printing mark is the printed trademark, in other words, the cloth label is woven in the process of ribbon generation, and the trademark is printed after the ribbon is generated; the production efficiency of weaving Mark is low, while the production efficiency of printing mark is high; the weaving Mark is washable, not fading, and the product appears to be relatively high-grade, while the printing mark Rich and full color, gorgeous, high definition, the product is more fashionable.