Abstract: Method for making seals, in particular for garments, in which there are supplied in series at intervals on an unbroken string alternately bodies and graft elements in seats in said bodies to constitute with the string between them a connected plurality of seals separable by cutting the unbroken string.Said method is used advantageously to realize a separable unbroken series of seals each of which comprises a body and at least one complementary graft element insertable in a seat in the body and connected by a section of string. To achieve this an unbroken string comprises alternately bodies and graft elements formed on itself at regular intervals.A specific form of embodiment calls for the alternate formation of a body and two graft elements turned in opposite directions so that each separate seal has a body connected by the string to two graft elements therein.

Abstract: A mold for making a seal for garment labels, the seal including a base body (11) and graft type elements (12) connected to the ends of a cord or thread (10) and insertable into the base body for connecting thereto. The graft type elements (12) engage in a seat (13) through opposite openings in the base body (11) and have resilient fingers (15) which hook into undercuts (14) in the seat (13) to prevent removal. The seat (13) extends longitudinally within the base body (11) and opens at the ends into openings in opposite side walls of the base body each opening defining with the seat an undercut (14) facing the opposite opening.