From product data to a label you can review.
Bring language selection, layout and vendor handoff into the same care-label workflow. labelAccord helps apparel production teams work with multilingual content, live previews, multi-page formats and bulk product imports.
Select your languages and see every detail flow into place. Sample artwork; marks are illustrative. The QR contains sample data.
Start with the information you already manage
Bring a representative style record or an Excel/CSV export. Identify the product information, component composition, care content and other details needed for your label. Map the relevant fields before expanding to more styles.
Review the layout—not just the text
Choose the languages you need and inspect how the label content occupies each leaf. Multi-page and folded formats give you another option when a single face is not suitable for the information you need to present.
Use the preview to discuss page count, content order and the intended finished format with your team. Final artwork and production requirements still need your normal review.
Connect the label to the next production step
Explore vendor assignment and label-order management alongside the label itself. Check how your team’s current supplier handoff would work, which outputs are required and where a configured workflow or integration would be needed.
Test a realistic exception
Do not bring only your simplest garment. Bring a style with several components, multiple languages or a folded layout. Use the demonstration to inspect the parts that create work for your team today.
Useful questions
Can the workflow use our PLM or ERP data?
Excel/CSV bulk import is supported. Custom API connections are available on request and require scope confirmation.
Does adding languages leave the label size unchanged?
Not automatically. Language and content choices affect the space required. The public example holds its leaf dimensions fixed and adds pages; your actual format must be checked for your output.
Bring one style you normally have to handle manually.
See the data, language, layout and ordering steps together.