A care label, also called a care label, wash label, will mark the fabric composition of the clothes and the correct washing method: such as dry cleaning/machine washing/hand washing, whether it can be bleached, and the drying method. Ironing temperature requirements, etc. are used to guide users to correctly wash and maintain clothes; the wash water mark is usually placed under or next to the main mark in the middle of the back collar/back waist, or at the side seam. Generally speaking We will not judge authenticity based solely on the information on the washed label, because washed labels are relatively easy to make.

Woven labels are woven trademark labels. Also commonly known as "woven mark". It is an identification label widely used in clothing, shoes and hats, home textiles, handicrafts and other fields. Because it can be woven with yarn raw materials of various ingredients, it has different characteristics in terms of washability and temperature resistance. The most common ones are the brand labels on the clothes we wear every day. Most of them are made of 100% polyester, which are brightly colored, washable, and will not fade below 160 degrees.

Trademarks are used by producers and operators of goods on the goods they produce, manufacture, process, select or distribute, or by service providers on the services they provide, to distinguish the source of goods or services. A sign with distinctive features consisting of words, graphics or a combination thereof.