Every kurti we make for you can carry your woven or printed neck label, a wash-care label and your hang tag, with embroidery or a small screen-printed motif if you want a visible signature, and packing to match how you sell. Good kurti labels and packaging do two jobs: they tell the buyer whose brand she is wearing, and they get the piece to her looking neat and ready to wear.
Inside the kurti: neck and care labels
Neck label
The neck label carries your brand name or logo, and often the size. You can choose:
- A woven label, durable and substantial, which suits cotton and linen blend kurtis and men’s kurtas
- A printed label, lighter and softer, which suits rayon and buyers who prefer nothing scratchy at the neck
Keep the design clean and readable. Fine lines and very small text may not show well when woven. If you want the size on the same label, tell us; otherwise a small separate size label can sit beside it.
Wash-care label
The care label shows fibre content and washing instructions, usually in a side seam. Rayon and linen blend need clear care instructions, as buyers may not know that rayon should be washed gently or that linen blend creases.
What the care label must show depends on the country where you sell. Tell us the destination, and the content is confirmed at quotation. We do not advise on legal labelling; your local requirements decide the wording.
Labels on sets
For kurta sets and co-ord sets, the top and bottom each carry a label, so both pieces are identified if they are washed or stored separately. Tell us whether the bottom should carry your full brand label or a smaller size label.
Outside the kurti: hang tags
The hang tag is the card attached to the outside of the garment. It is often the first thing a buyer touches.
A typical kurti hang tag includes:
- Your brand name and logo
- Style name, and colour or print name
- Size
- A barcode or product code, if you use one
- For sets, what the set includes, such as kurta, trousers and dupatta
Your tag is printed to your artwork. A matte card on a simple cord feels more considered than a thin card on a plastic fastener, but choose what suits your brand and channel. If you sell on marketplaces, confirm their current tagging and barcode requirements directly with the marketplace, then send us the specification.
Embroidery and screen print as branding
Kurtis offer natural places for a signature detail.
| Method | Position | Suits |
|---|---|---|
| Embroidery | Yoke | Straight and A-line kurtis, kurta sets |
| Embroidery | Neckline | Most styles, including men’s kurtas |
| Embroidery | Sleeve hem | A quiet, consistent brand mark |
| Screen print | Small motif | Cotton kurtis and co-ords |
A small embroidered motif in one or two thread colours, repeated across your range, becomes recognisable over time. Screen print works for small motifs on cotton. You see both on your sample before bulk production starts.
Packaging for each channel
How you pack depends on how the kurti reaches the buyer.
Online orders and marketplaces
- Folded with the neckline flat, so the kurti looks good on opening
- In a polybag, with a size sticker on the outside
- A product code or barcode matching your listing
- For sets, all pieces folded together in one bag
We label and pack to the specification you give us. Our page on labels, tags and packaging explains each option across our range.
Boutiques
- Folded and bagged for storage, hang tags attached
- Packed by style and size, so the rail can be stocked quickly
Gifting and festive orders
- Folded with tissue and a branded sticker
- Kurta sets with the dupatta folded neatly on top
The packing method for each style is confirmed in your quotation.
Keeping branding consistent
A new kurti brand looks established when every piece arrives the same way:
- The same neck label across all styles
- The same hang tag design, with only style, colour and size changing
- The same fold and bag for online orders
- One signature embroidery or print detail, used across the range
Consistency also makes reorders easier. Once your labels, tags and packing are approved on the first order, we keep the details on file for your next one, so a reorder needs only styles, sizes and colours. If you change a design later, such as a new tag, send the artwork with the reorder, and we confirm it in the quotation.
What to send us
- Logo and brand name artwork, ideally as a vector file
- Your choice of woven or printed neck label, and whether size is included
- Hang tag artwork, and barcodes if needed
- Embroidery or screen print design and position
- Packing method for each style and channel
- The country where the kurtis will be sold
The styles and fabrics are on our white label kurtis page. Send us your artwork and packing details with your order, and we will list every label, tag and packing step in your quotation.