There are various materials and types of RFID laundry tags, and the specific choice depends on the application scenario and needs. The following are some common RFID laundry tag materials and types:

Plastic tags: This is one of the most common types of RFID laundry tags. They are usually made of durable plastic material that can withstand multiple washing and drying cycles. These tags are usually of a smaller size and can be sewn directly to the garment, or fixed to the garment by heat sealing or gluing.

Cloth Labels: These labels are usually made of soft cloth. They are suitable for scenarios that require a softer and more comfortable label, such as baby clothing or specific textiles. Cloth labels can be sewn or glued to garments like plastic labels.

Heat Resistant Labels: Some laundry labels require washing or drying at high temperatures. For these scenarios, specially designed high temperature resistant RFID tags are very important. Made from heat-resistant materials, these labels can withstand washing and drying processes in high-temperature conditions.

Attached button or sticker labels: These labels are usually attached to the garment rather than being sewn or glued directly to the garment. They can be fastened to clothing like buttons, or stuck to clothing like stickers. This type of tag is ideal for scenarios that require temporary or removable identification, such as rental clothing or temporary employee uniforms.

Self-Adhesive Labels: These labels have a self-adhesive back and can be applied directly to the garment without sewing or heat sealing. This type of label is easier to install and remove and is suitable for single-use or short-term use clothing.

These are just some common RFID laundry tag materials and types, and there are actually many more options. It is important to select a label that suits the needs of a specific application to ensure the performance and durability of the label through the wash cycle.