In the context of clothing, the terms "label" and "tag" can be used interchangeably, but they can also have slightly different meanings depending on the context.

A label generally refers to a small piece of fabric or material that is attached to a garment and contains information about the brand, size, care instructions, and other details related to the garment. Labels can be sewn into the inside of a garment or attached to the outside in a visible location, such as a tag on the back of a shirt.

Such as woven label, printing label, the material is satin or cotton.

On the other hand, a tag can refer to any type of attachment to a garment that provides information or branding, including labels. However, a tag can also refer to a small piece of paper or cardboard that is attached to a garment with a string or plastic fastener, often used to display pricing or additional product information.

Such as hang tag, the material is cardboard, kraft, art paper and so on.

In summary, while both terms can refer to the same thing in the context of clothing, "label" typically refers to a permanent attachment that provides important information about the garment, while "tag" can refer to any type of attachment that provides information or branding, including paper or cardboard tags.