Both polyester satin and coated satin are used for printed garment labels, and MYNDS supplies both in widths from 15 mm to 100 mm on 200 m rolls.
What to compare
- Print result: check how sharp small text and care symbols look on each.
- Feel: sew a sample in and wear it, since the label sits on the skin.
- Durability: wash samples using your real process.
The practical answer
Print the same artwork on both with a MYNDS washcare ribbon and compare them side by side. A short trial usually settles the choice.
How to run the trial
- Use one artwork, with your smallest text and symbols.
- Print on both materials at the same settings, then adjust each for its best result.
- Sew samples into your real garment fabric.
- Wash them using your real process, and compare after several cycles.
- Ask someone to wear the garment, and note whether the label irritates.
Scoring the result
| Check | What to look for |
|---|---|
| Sharpness | Small text and symbols are clear |
| Wash result | Print stays readable after your cycles |
| Feel | Comfortable against the skin |
| Edges | No fraying or curling |
Talk to Mindware
Mindware (Indian Barcode Corporation), based in Dwarka, New Delhi, can help you choose and test the right option. See the MYNDS Coated Satin Label Rolls or send an export or domestic enquiry to our sales team.
