Lingerie Branding Artwork: Labels, Hangtags and Packaging Approval
By LXSC · Sourcing and product-development guides
After choosing your branding components, the next task is to make them reproducible. Supply the logo, dimensions, colors, placement and version for each item, then approve the physical result. A logo file alone does not define a woven label, printed bag or finished garment.
Separate on-product and packaging artwork
Keep garment brand labels, size or care information, hangtags, inner bags and shipping packaging as separate components. Each has a different location and purpose. Do not assume a garment label can replace logistics identification or that a decorative tag supplies all information required in the destination market.
| Component | Artwork information to supply |
|---|---|
| Brand label | Logo file, finished dimensions, fold and sewing allowance |
| Product-information label | Approved text, language, layout and attachment method |
| Hangtag | Front/back artwork, size, hole and attachment location |
| Printed bag or box | Supplier dieline, print areas and finish |
| Barcode label | Approved account file and variant mapping, kept separate |
Follow the actual printer's production specification
Ask the component supplier for its required file format, resolution, bleed, safe area and color-reference method. Prefer scalable logo artwork where available, but do not prescribe one universal bleed or resolution for every process. Record the exact approved file name and revision; a screen color is not proof of the finished material's appearance.
Approve placement on the actual item
Check dimensions, legibility, spelling and color on a physical proof or approved production sample. Test the label position against the garment and confirm that the bag fits without distorting the cup. Record approval and any exceptions. A visually attractive package is not evidence that conversion, reviews or repeat purchase will increase.
Lock content and component ownership before printing
Have the buyer's appropriate adviser approve destination-specific product information before artwork release. List component purchase quantity, use in the first run, unused balance, storage and disposal responsibilities. Existing styles have a 100-piece minimum per model, but branding components have separately confirmed minimums and fees; original new designs start from 10,000 pieces.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does every printer require the same artwork settings?+
No. Obtain the actual component supplier's dieline and production specification before finalizing files.
Are custom labels included in the garment minimum?+
A garment minimum does not define label pricing or component minimums. Confirm those items separately in the quotation.
Send your model or project requirements, quantities, size and color plan, and destination. Julie can confirm the applicable order route and what the quotation includes.
Existing-style wholesale starts from 100 pieces per model. Original-design custom production starts from 10,000 pieces. Color and size allocation, branding and packaging terms are confirmed separately.
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