Many Department of Defense (DoD) contracts for clothing, equipage, and tents require MIL-DTL-32075A Type VI labels

Review your product description for terms including “MIL-DTL-32075” “MIL-DTL-32075A” “Type VI Label” and “Type VI Fabric Label” to know that you need to use an Type VI compliant label.

There are only two known fabrics that can be used for Type VI compliant labels: Reemay and Edgestrate®.

Type VI labels are a specialty, high-durability fabric label made only found in the United States.

Type VI labels have strict performance requirements governing the fabric and ink to ensure the Type VI labels can withstand extreme use, wash, and environmental strain.

Other fabric labels are not likely compliant.

Labels likely represent a very small part of your contract’s value, but they are complex and a frequent reason for rejected deliveries. Let us take the guesswork out of it for you, and deliver a fast and professional solution

Type VI labels are a U.S. government spec for rugged fabric labels used in military gear

Must meet strict standards: tear strength, legibility, washability, environmental resistance and more

These are not stickers—they’re sewn-in labels meant to last the product's lifetime

CN Clark produces durable, compliant labels to minimize delays and inspection issues. CN Clark also has a library of six decades of labeling requirements across government agencies to ensure you get what you need fast.

Both Reemay and Edgestrate® are recognized as compliant with Type VI requirements.

Reemay is the original fabric

Edgestrate® was developed by CN Clark to provide a second supply chain resilient option. It is fully compliant, Berry Amendment-ready, and a spec-perfect alternative

When the Department of Defense (DoD) requires a Type VI label, you should only choose a Reemay or Edgestrate® label. There are no other known options that are Type VI compliant

Our value: CN Clark simplifies government labeling, delivering compliant, custom solutions with zero guesswork and full in-house support.

The government contracting process is often tedious and demanding. Our goal is to make the one part we handle—labeling—easy for you.

Our quality and experience lead to faster inspection approvals and fewer costly delays.

Easy process:

• Contact us at: info@cnclarkcompany.com

• We review your contract specs and offer cost-effective, spec-perfect solutions

• All testing, documentation and production is handled in-house

• We’re here to be your partner—not just another vendor

As your labeling partner, we want you to have a fast, convenient and cost-effective experience working with CN Clark. Your price is based on:

• Fabric and Fabric Color

• Label Dimensions

• Quantity / Volume

• Design (static or data that changes)

• Finishing (colored ink, 1 or 2-sided, folds)

Your contract likely requires it

Non-compliance can lead to rejection, delays or nonpayment

CN Clark ensures hassle-free, field-ready solutions to prevent rework

The odds are very high that yes, C.N. Clark manufactured the label found on your vintage military gear.  

Our firm has been specializing in Type VI military labels since the 1960s and proudly has partnered with most of the manufacturers making uniforms, tents, and other equipment for the U.S. military.

That means our Type VI labels are found in millions of vintage military items.

These labels often include identifying information including the item’s size, NSN, NATO Size, care instructions, safety warnings, and everyone’s favorite “do not remove this label”

If you’re looking to restore or recreate a vintage military jacket, field coat, trouser, tent, or other military item, contact C.N. Clark for your military labels.