RFID labels and tags for apparel and retail. Discuss your RFID requirements
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CUSTOM RFID LABELS & TAGS

Your label.
A smarter connection.

RFID hangtags, sew-in labels and adhesive labels for apparel and retail — made to your specifications, with inlay selection and encoding support.

Tell us what you need. Our team will review your brief and prepare a tailored quote.

Illustrative collection of RFID hangtags, textile labels and adhesive labels.
Custom label manufacturing
Inlay selection & encoding
Project-specific quotations
01 / FIND YOUR FORMAT

Different formats.
One manufacturing partner.

From a branded hangtag to a discreet sew-in label, we help you specify RFID labelling around your product and application.

Illustrative branded RFID hangtags with an inlay revealed between paper layers.
01 / ATTACHED TO THE GARMENT

RFID hangtags

Your brand presentation, with an RFID inlay integrated between the paper layers. Printing, size and finishing are specified for your project.

Apparel · Retail tagging
Illustrative textile RFID labels showing an enclosed inlay and sewn-in construction.
02 / INTEGRATED INTO THE LABEL

Sew-in RFID labels

An RFID inlay enclosed within a textile label construction. Dimensions, attachment and garment-care requirements are reviewed together.

Brand labels · Sew-in identification
Illustrative roll of adhesive RFID labels with the inlay visible beneath the face material.
03 / APPLIED TO THE SURFACE

Adhesive RFID labels

RFID labels for suitable product and packaging surfaces. Face material, adhesive, dimensions and supply format are selected for the application.

Product labels · Packaging

Not sure which format fits? Start with your product and how the label will be used. We’ll help clarify the requirements.

Discuss your project
Illustrative RFID inlays showing antenna patterns and chip attachment areas.THE TECHNOLOGY INSIDE YOUR LABEL
02 / MADE TO YOUR REQUIREMENTS

The right construction.
The right specification.

Source your RFID labels alongside your other apparel trims. We bring the label construction, inlay and encoding requirements into one production brief.

Label construction
Size, face material, artwork and attachment to suit your product.
Inlay selection
Inlay and chip options reviewed against the label dimensions, operating region and intended read environment.
EPC encoding
Encoding to your agreed data scheme and retailer requirements, where applicable.
Sample evaluation
Confirm the proposed construction and evaluate samples with your intended readers before production approval.

Our scope covers labels, tags and agreed encoding. Your technology partner provides the readers, software and system integration.

03 / HOW WE WORK TOGETHER

From your brief
to an agreed specification.

Every project starts with a conversation. Pricing depends on your label construction, inlay, encoding needs and quantity.

  1. 01

    Share your requirements

    Tell us about your product, preferred format and estimated quantity. An initial idea is enough to start.

  2. 02

    Review your quote

    Our team reviews your brief, clarifies the technical details and prepares pricing and proposed lead times.

  3. 03

    Evaluate & approve

    Agree on sample requirements, evaluate the proposed solution and approve the artwork, construction and encoding specification.

  4. 04

    Move into production

    Once the order and specifications are confirmed, we arrange manufacturing, encoding and delivery to the agreed schedule.

LET’S START WITH YOUR APPLICATION

A first project or a repeat run.
Tell us what you have in mind.

Share what you know now. If the specification is still taking shape, we’ll help identify the details needed for a quotation.

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A useful starting point

  • 01Your product and intended use
  • 02Preferred label format and approximate size
  • 03Estimated quantity and delivery destination
  • 04Any retailer or encoding requirements

No complete technical brief yet? You can still get in touch.

A FEW THINGS TO KNOW

Before you
send your brief.

Can I enquire without a complete specification?

Yes. Start with your product, intended use and estimated quantity. Share any requirements you already have; we’ll help clarify the details needed to assess the project and prepare a quote.

What affects the price of an RFID label?

The label format, size, materials, inlay and chip, printing and finishing, encoding requirements and order quantity all contribute to the quotation. We review your brief before confirming pricing and lead times.

Can an RFID inlay be concealed within a brand label?

In suitable constructions, an inlay can be enclosed behind a woven or printed face. Dimensions, flexibility, attachment and care requirements must be reviewed before the construction is approved.

Do you supply readers or RFID software?

We supply RFID labels and tags with encoding to the agreed specification. Your technology partner or in-house team provides readers, reader antennas, software and system integration.

Should I specify UHF RFID or HF / NFC?

UHF RFID is commonly used for item-level inventory and multi-item reading in apparel retail. HF / NFC options serve different close-range applications, including compatible phone interactions. Let us know the intended use and operating region so we can review the appropriate options.

Can we evaluate samples before production?

Sample requirements can be discussed as part of your enquiry. The proposed inlay and finished label should be evaluated with your intended readers, product materials and operating process before the production specification is approved.