Private label · labels · packaging · buyer specification
Custom Cashmere Labels, Hang Tags and Packaging
Plan the labels, tags, trims, cards and packaging for your cashmere order. Link each item to the approved product and written specification.
Choose Your Cashmere Branding Route
Choose the route that matches your product stage and branding scope.
Private-label route
Use an existing or agreed product specification, then define the brand identity, labels and pack-out around it.
Review private label →Custom-development route
Resolve product construction, material, colour and fit before final branding details are locked.
Review custom development →Branding-only enquiry
State whether you need labels or packaging without a garment order. Standalone availability must be confirmed before artwork begins.
Ask about project scope →01 · component map
Match Every Brand Item to a Decision
A label or package is not a decorative afterthought. It carries information, closes the pack-out and becomes part of the approved production reference. Define its role before choosing a sample image.
Main or brand label
Confirm logo artwork, dimensions, material, colours, edge or fold construction, attachment and garment placement.
Decision: brand identity and attachmentSize label
Confirm size system, displayed sizes, language, placement and whether it is separate from or combined with another label.
Decision: size communicationComposition and care label
Confirm fibre wording, responsible-party information, origin wording, care instructions, symbols and market language.
Decision: product and market informationHang tag and pendant
Confirm paper or material, dimensions, print sides, finish, fastener, barcode, QR code and variable product data.
Decision: retail information and presentationButtons and branded trim
Confirm material, profile, finish, colour, logo method, dimensions, hole or shank construction and approved placement.
Decision: functional brand detailPackaging, cards and stickers
Confirm individual pack, box or bag, tissue, insert, sticker, warning text, shipping marks and final pack sequence.
Decision: product protection and pack-out02 · buyer specification
Information to Resolve Before Artwork Approval
Use the table as an enquiry checklist. It does not promise a production method. ENHE confirms what can be made and the commercial terms for the proposed item.
| Component | Buyer provides | Confirm in writing |
|---|---|---|
| Main label | Logo file, dimensions, colours, intended material and garment position | Material, construction, artwork method, attachment, quantity and unit cost |
| Care/composition label | Destination market, product fibre composition, required company identity, care wording and language | Final copy, layout, label material, durability requirement and approval responsibility |
| Hang tag | Artwork, dimensions, text, barcode or QR data and preferred finish | Paper or substrate, print/finish method, string or fastener, variable-data process |
| Buttons/trim | Logo, dimensions, material direction, colour and placement | Tooling or mould, logo method, approved sample, colour tolerance and quantity |
| Packaging | Pack type, artwork, warning copy, barcode and shipping requirements | Dimensions, materials, individual pack sequence, carton marks, cost and timing |
03 · original gallery retained
Browse Existing Branding References
All 351 reference images remain available below. Images load in small groups so buyers can compare examples faster. The gallery shows published references only. It does not confirm current availability, certification scope, MOQ or identical reproduction.
04 · approval workflow
Move from Artwork to an Approved Production Reference
The project sequence should make responsibilities traceable. Exact proof, sample and timing arrangements remain order-specific.
Confirm product route
Identify the garment or accessory, material, quantity, destination market and branding scope.
Submit artwork and copy
Provide the final logo, text, size system, barcodes, symbols, translations and placement notes.
Review feasibility
Record the proposed method, materials, dimensions, commercial minimums, charges and timing.
Approve proof or sample
Where included in the quotation, approve the defined proof or physical reference and record revisions.
Release for production
Use the approved artwork, sample and written specification as the production reference.
Check pack-out
Confirm correct placement, attachment, variable data, individual packing and carton identification.
05 · destination-market context
Brand Artwork Does Not Replace Required Label Information
Required information depends on the product and destination. Use official sources to prepare questions, then confirm the final label with the responsible market party. These references do not certify ENHE or an individual order.
Official guidance covering fibre content, country of origin and the identity of the responsible manufacturer or marketer.
→ EURegulation (EU) No 1007/2011Official rules concerning textile fibre names and related labelling and marking of fibre composition.
→06 · written commercial control
Terms to Confirm Before the Branding Order Is Released
Related order terms: review Payment and Delivery → before the quotation is accepted.
07 · buyer questions
Questions to Settle Before You Send Artwork
Can labels or packaging be ordered without cashmere products?
Do not assume they can. State the item, quantity and intended use in the enquiry so ENHE can confirm whether a standalone route is available.
What artwork should a buyer provide?
Provide the best available logo or production file. Add dimensions, colour references, final copy, language, symbols and placement notes. Include barcode or QR data when required. ENHE should confirm accepted file formats for the proposed method.
Can I use a gallery image as my approved specification?
No. A gallery image is visual context only. An order should identify material, construction, dimensions, artwork method, colour, attachment, approved proof or sample and acceptance points.
Who is responsible for label wording and market requirements?
The brand owner, importer or other responsible market party should approve final wording and legal requirements for the destination. ENHE can manufacture only against the agreed production information.
What are the MOQ and lead time?
They depend on the component, method, material, quantity, proof/sample route and the related product order. Request written terms for the actual project.
08 · focused enquiry
Send the Product Specification with the Brand Brief
A useful request joins the branding component to a real product, quantity, market and target date. This lets the factory review feasibility and return project-specific terms.
- Product type and material
- Order quantity and destination
- Brand component list
- Artwork and copy status
- Dimensions and placement
- Required date and approval route
Attach artwork, reference images and any existing packaging or label specification.
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