The reasons why Korean imported clothes do not have trademarks may be as follows:

1. The manufacturing and design of some Korean imported clothes are completed in China, and then processed using samples. South Korea will carry out subsequent processing and production, and finally put the Korean label on it. These clothes often don’t have a Made in China label because China is responsible for only some of the processing, not all of it.

2. Some Korean imported clothes are designed and produced in Korea, but due to price or other reasons, they may not have trademarks or wash labels included.

3. Some clothes imported from Korea may be counterfeit or mislabeled. In order to avoid being discovered, the washing mark and other marks have been removed.

It is important to note that in either case, this does not mean that the quality of the clothes will decrease or increase. The key factors that determine the quality of clothes are brand and material. Therefore, when purchasing, it is best to choose a reputable brand and check whether the materials and workmanship meet expectations.