Understanding clothing logos Clothing and ready-made garments generally carry a variety of logos according to regulations. These logos are instructive to consumers, such as trademarks on collars and cuffs. It makes it easier for consumers to identify the brand. Specifications and sizes will be noted on the collar and side seams to facilitate consumers to choose the right garment according to size. There will be a hang tag in the most obvious place. It collects all information about clothing. A comprehensive introduction was given to the clothing brand, ingredients, specifications, and whether it passed the test. But these are not the most important. This small logo hidden in the seam of clothes is what we want to focus on today. It plays the most critical role in consumers' maintenance of clothes.

Clothing labels are called durability labels. It mainly provides guidance so that consumers can refer to the ingredients and content of raw materials and washing methods. Carry out correct maintenance during wearing. From the ingredient content indicated on the durability label, we can identify the texture of the clothing and enable consumers to understand the characteristics of the clothing. In addition, we can also see these professional-looking patterns marked on the labels. In fact, they mainly tell us how to wash the clothes, which is very authoritative.

These various patterns can easily make people confused. However, if you look carefully together, you will find that the most common washing signs in life mainly fall into the following five categories. The water washing signs evolve based on this groove pattern. Such signs indicate that clothes can be washed in a washing machine. Can also be washed by hand. There are numbers inside the groove, which indicate the highest water temperature standard. If a hand appears inside the groove, it means that the garment can only be gently rubbed with hands. So if there is a cross inside the groove, it means the clothes are not washable. Fabrics such as cotton and linen shrink easily, while chemical fiber and blended fabrics dry easily. Clothes with metal accessories are easily damaged by washing. But they are all washable.

To recognize the dry cleaning logo, just remember the circle. As for the letter changes inside, it is nothing more than the requirements for dry cleaning materials. For dry cleaner professionals only, if you put a cross in the circle. Just be sure not to dry clean. Wool and silk clothing tend to lose their luster, while silk with hollows and flowers will severely shrink and deform when washed, so they all carry a dry cleaning label. Regarding the question of whether it can be bleached with bleach, it depends on the pattern of the triangular or triangular conical flask, which means that it can be treated with bleach. If it has a fork, naturally it cannot be bleached. Bleach is highly lethal and can easily break down fibers. It is only suitable for single-color cotton clothing. It's best not to use bleach unless absolutely necessary.

Drying clothes is also a maintenance method. The drying sign is a pattern on clothing that indicates it can be hung up in the sun. On clothes, if there are a few more diagonal lines, it means that they were dried in a cool place after dehydration. There is a word "flat", which means it should be laid flat to dry. Multiple forks means it cannot be hung to dry. Materials such as cotton and knitted fabrics are soft and loose with complex structures and should be spread flat, while chemical fiber materials dry quickly and can be hung.

The last step in organizing your clothes is ironing. Clothing raw materials will show different effects at different temperatures. If there are ripples under the ironing mark, it means that you need to use a pad when ironing, and if there are some vertical strips below, it means that you need to use a steam iron for ironing. Secondly, the temperature prompt of the iron is displayed by a small dot on the logo. A dot indicates that the iron's temperature cannot exceed 110 degrees. Two dots indicate that the iron's maximum temperature cannot exceed 150 degrees. As for three points, it means that the maximum temperature is 200 degrees. Before you iron, be sure to see exactly how many points it is. Of course, natural fibers have good temperature resistance and can be ironed by choosing a good temperature. However, chemical fibers are not temperature-resistant and are prone to aurora. Even ironing should be done at low temperature or with a cloth.

I just found it, haha.