Heat Transfer Labels and Tagless Neck Prints
Tagless heat transfers from SAIM Label replace sewn neck labels with a soft printed mark: no edge, no itch, no label to cut out. Supplied as sheets or rolls with application settings; the standard route for activewear, underwear and kidswear necklines.
Product styles from the factory floor
All available style images stay on the product page so buyers can compare construction, finish, color direction and use case before asking for a quote.
What heat transfer labels actually cost
Computed from the live catalog price ranges of 15 heat transfer labels designs — not a marketing table. Size, construction and quantity move the final number; the quote confirms it.
| Pilot run (at MOQ) | $0.22 – $0.72 /pc typical |
|---|---|
| Volume production | $0.05 – $0.20 /pc typical |
| Starting price | from $0.09/pc at volume, simple constructions |
Choose it when
Choose heat transfer labels when the garment touches skin directly and a sewn label would itch: activewear, baselayers, underwear and kids basics. They also carry size and care data in the same print.
Check another route when
Avoid heat transfers on high-pile fleece and heavily textured fabrics where the print cannot bond evenly. Test the transfer on the final fabric before bulk application.
Procurement details
Everything a purchasing manager usually asks — and what we check before packing. Carton counts and packing method are confirmed with the quote.
| Typical applications | Activewear and baselayers, underwear, kidswear, tee necklines, sock and accessory branding |
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| Supply format | Transfer sheets or rolls, applied by heat press at the sewing factory |
| Application | Time, temperature and pressure settings supplied with each order; always test on final fabric |
| Feel | Soft, flexible, no sewn edge against the skin |
| Durability | Designed for repeated washing when applied at correct settings |
| Quality checks | Print sharpness, color, film cut, transfer test on target fabric, packing count |
Typical buyer programs
Activewear brands
Stretch-friendly tagless necks for leggings and baselayers.
Underwear and socks
Itch-free branding where sewn labels get cut off.
Kidswear
Soft neck prints replacing labels that irritate children.
Basics programs
Size and care data printed in one pass across large runs.
Read before you finalize artwork
- Application settings decide durability: wrong temperature or pressure causes peeling, so run a press test on the final fabric.
- Dark fabrics need an opacity layer planned in the artwork; confirm on the proof.
- High-pile or waterproof-coated fabrics may not bond evenly; sample first.

Heat Transfer Labels questions, answered
What are tagless labels?
A printed transfer applied to the garment by heat press instead of a sewn label: no edge, no itch, and no label for the customer to cut out.
Do heat transfer labels survive washing?
Yes, when applied at the supplied time, temperature and pressure settings. A wash test on the final garment fabric is part of the normal approval route.
Can one transfer include size and care information?
Yes. Brand mark, size and short care data are usually combined in one neck transfer; full care data can pair with a printed care label.
Do you apply the transfers to garments?
The transfers are supplied as sheets or rolls with application settings; the garment factory applies them on their press line.
Ready to price your heat transfer labels?
Send artwork, size, quantity and application — we come back with construction suggestions and tiered pricing.


