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Can you get your own label done on upcycled pieces or does it always end up looking homemade?

Im to work out if there's a middle ground between making stuff in my basement and needing 200 units min from a manufacturer to get anything that looks solid

Really interested on the upcycled side like if youre taking vintage pieces as a base and turning them into something new, do you also get custom branding done? Woven labels or hang tags and that kinda thingg. Or is the upcycled route always going to carry that handmade market stall feel no matter how good the product is??

Not knocking that aesthetic like it works for some brands but im trying to build something that looks as a real label from the first drop even if the volumes are small. Feels like the branding matters more than people admit like the difference between "I make clothe" and "this is a brand" is often just how the finishing looks. Has anyone managed to get proper branding on small batch upcycled production? or is that only realistic once you're ordering at scale.

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