Make your own face mask with a filter pocket, nose wire pocket, and a personalized label. Pattern for face mask included!

From Hank Aaron to Mickey Mantle to Jay-Z, the 59Fifty hat has become an iconic symbol on and off the baseball diamond.

An ancient headpiece that is still popular today, kinda.

The history of sewing is the history of labor practices, reform, and change that we see everyday around the world. Explore that history from the outworkers of the 18th century up to the upcyclers of the 21st century.

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Find the perfect embroidery machine for home with our curated list of 9 machines.

Check out 11 famous brand logos and draw inspiration for your own logo and brand design.

Five simple quilt patterns for beginners that will launch your newest crafting obsession.

11 simple and fun sewing, yarn, and crafting ideas that experienced crafters can enjoy with kids and beginning crafters.

Ten tips to help you grow your personal brand, build customer loyalty, and foster the power of the community around you.

We are providing rebates and discounts on label purchases for anyone who uses labels to produce face masks, gowns, scrubs, or any other protective wear or gear (whether for use in a professional setting, or for personal use).

Here you can find the latest and greatest in sewing and crafting projects that can be helpful in fighting the pandemic and stopping the spread.

With the changing of seasons, it is important to consider the effect that the changing climate and temperature can have on your sewing equipment.

Whether you need to sew on a label or hang a hang tag, we're here to give you a helping hand in figuring out how to best utilize Dutch Label Shop products.

Nothing says I love you like gifting something handmade. Maybe you have spent time and effort to create something, why not add a special hang tag?

Wool sweaters are my autumn staple, and I can not wait for the weather to get cool to pull them out of storage. But wool can also be daunting — and my excitement is always tempered by a fear of moths, shrinkage, pilling, and general care issues that wool seems to be particularly sensitive to.