The wrong label can stop a shipment cold. We make it right.
Custom labeling, compliance relabeling, and full sewing services — handled in-house by experienced specialists.
A mislabeled product can’t go to retail. It can’t clear customs. It can’t be sold. And every day it sits waiting to be fixed is a day your inventory isn’t generating revenue.
FRS specializes in fast, accurate labeling and relabeling services for apparel and soft-line goods — getting your product compliant, branded, and retail-ready without the delays that come from sending work overseas or hunting for a qualified vendor.
Our labeling services include:
- Custom brand label installation
- Woven label installation and replacement
- Care and content label correction for imported goods
- Compliance relabeling for retail and vendor specifications
- Price tag and SKU label application
- Removal of incorrect, outdated, or non-compliant labels
Imported goods arriving mislabeled?
It happens more than most importers want to admit. Products arriving from overseas frequently carry incorrect care instructions, wrong content labels, or non-compliant sizing information that would trigger a rejection at retail. FRS intercepts that problem before it reaches the floor.
We relabel your incoming inventory quickly and accurately — correcting care and content information, replacing non-compliant labels, and ensuring everything meets retailer and regulatory requirements before your product moves another inch toward the shelf.
In-house sewing capability.
Not every labeling job is a peel-and-stick fix. Some require real needlework — and FRS has the equipment and the expertise to handle it. With 12 commercial sewing machines and a staff of experienced seamstresses on-site, we install woven labels, make minor garment repairs, and handle stitching work that most fulfillment operations simply aren’t equipped for.
That in-house capability means faster turnaround, tighter quality control, and no third-party handoffs that slow your timeline down.
Wrong label, right now — FRS fixes it before retail ever sees it.