Laundry labels are special labels designed to provide washing information for clothing. They are typically sewn or affixed to the inside of garments to provide clear guidance to users or laundry workers during the washing process, preventing damage caused by improper washing.
These labels are usually water-resistant, wash-resistant, and abrasion-resistant to ensure they remain legible even after multiple washes. The core materials of laundry labels are mostly synthetic fibers or specially coated paper. These materials undergo special treatment to resist damage from detergents, high temperatures, and mechanical friction, thus maintaining the integrity of the label information over a long period.