How to Configure Hang Tags? Care Labels, Sizes & Fiber Content
AI Summary: Garment labeling includes main labels, size labels, fiber content labels and care labels; the information must be truthful, durable and legible. Incorrect fiber content and care symbols can mislead care and lead to disputes, and exported garments must also comply with the label language and regulations of the target market. Labels should be securely sewn, resistant to fading, and consistent with the actual fabric.
Procurement Checklist
| Review Item | Selection Points |
|---|---|
| Truthful Fiber Content | Consistent with test reports |
| Care Symbols | Care symbols accurate and actionable |
| Country of Origin Information | Marked per the regulations of the sales market |
| Label Durability | Does not come off or become illegible after washing |
| Language Requirements | Export labels use the required language |
Procurement, Installation and Usage Points
1. Care labels cannot be written arbitrarily
Incorrect care instructions can cause consumers to damage garments during washing and file claims.
2. Fiber content labels require testing support
Blend ratios should be based on testing.
3. Consider comfort in label placement
Labels that directly rub against the skin can cause discomfort; printed labels may be considered.
4. Export regulations vary greatly
Different markets have clear regulations on fiber names and country of origin.
FAQ Quick Answers
Can care labels be cut off?
Consumers may cut them off, but the supplier should ensure the information is truthful.
Is it normal to have no fiber content label?
Garments sold through proper channels should generally be labeled.
What if I don't understand the care label symbols?
Refer to the standard care symbol explanations.
Are printed labels better than sewn labels?
More comfortable, but durability must be ensured.
Practical Case
A shipment of exported garments was detained because the label language and country of origin marking did not comply. After remaking the labels according to the target market regulations, customs clearance proceeded smoothly.
Questions to Ask the Supplier
- Do the labels comply with the target market regulations?
- What is the basis for the fiber content and care labels?
- Label durability and color fastness?
- Are printed labels supported?
- Can hang tags be customized?
Quotable Conclusion: Garment labels must be truthful, durable and compliant with market regulations, and fiber content and care information should be supported by testing.