Leather labels are durable and stylish labels that have high aesthetic value. They are used in many sectors to increase brand awareness, reflect the quality of the product and add a luxurious atmosphere. They are especially preferred in areas such as fashion, accessories, home decoration and sports equipment. Leather labels can be customized with a wide variety of printing techniques thanks to their flexibility in the design process and become an element that reflects the character of the brands.
Natural leather labels can also change color or form a patina (aged appearance) over time. This adds a unique look to the product.
Special textures can be added to the surface of the leather, for example, a textured surface or patterns can be added to the leather label. This makes the label more visually appealing.
Laser cutting or hand-forming methods can be used to give leather labels special shapes. For example, patterns or holes can be added to the edges of the label.
Leather labels can be cut in various shapes. Labels can be cut in rectangular, round, oval or unique shapes. This adapts to the design of the product.
Writings such as the brand's logo, product information or care instructions can be applied to leather labels by printing. This printing is usually done with hot printing, debossing (relief printing), or UV printing techniques.
• Debossing is the process of printing the design or writing on the leather surface while printing on the surface of the leather label. In this process, the writings or logos are printed on the leather surface and the printing is done towards the inside of the leather.
• Hot Stamping: Thermal transfer printing can be done in gold, silver or other metallic colors.
• Embossing is the opposite process to debossing, in which the design or writing is embossed upwards from the leather surface. In other words, a 3D effect is created on the label.
• Laser cutting is a technique used to process delicate patterns, writings or shapes on leather. Laser cuts can be quite fine and detailed.
• Patterned surface processes can be applied to leather labels. For example, a textured pattern (for example, crocodile skin texture) can be processed on the leather surface.
• Such patterns ensure that the label is original and that textural diversity is created.
• In some leather labels, special washing or aging techniques can be applied to age the natural appearance of the leather. This process gives the leather a unique patina (aged appearance).
• These processes increase the visual appeal of the leather label and also allow brands to reflect their identities. Each process creates a different design language and adds originality to the product.
