When the required trademark is woven according to the required width at one time, it is called a selvedge trademark. This process avoids many of the disadvantages of trimming, but yields are lower. There are also flat/satin surfaces, which are characterized by soft and stiff feel. It is more suitable for high-end clothing products, such as fashion, suits, etc. It is used most by Japanese manufacturers who are very particular about quality, and the machines are also made in Japan. Textile edge labels are generally made of satin, but the satin background color is difficult to express. Processes such as ironing/dying are often used to solve this problem.