Discover clothing applications where branding and fixed product information are printed onto fabric instead of a separate sewn label.
Discover clothing applications where branding and fixed product information are printed onto fabric instead of a separate sewn label.
Tagless clothing uses direct printing of branding, sizes or care information onto a suitable garment area. The aim is to transfer information through print rather than remove it. Examples include inside-neck printing on T-shirts and vests, inner underwear areas and certain elastic surfaces.
Where garment construction permits, neck labels, fixed sizes and small logos can be pad printed. Socks and gloves require additional surface and use assessment. An accessible print area that can be supported helps establish a practical workflow.
Removing a separate label eliminates an extra fabric layer. Print feel depends on ink film, artwork size and fabric structure. Softness and durability are not assumed identical for every product; appearance, feel and intended wash performance are checked on actual samples.