When we buy clothes, we are more concerned about the size, fabric and washing precautions. We can read the relevant instructions through the labels or tags on the clothes, and then choose. Generally speaking, there will be relevant trademarks and labels on the back collar or side of the clothes. These are the signs that a piece of clothing must have for normal sales. If the clothes do not have these three things, then be careful about buying fakes or clothes from unknown sources. 1. What’s the situation with many clothes now without trademarks?
The trademarks of new clothes usually have hangtags or trademarks. If there is no trademark, it is most likely a fake, or for some other reason. If it is a temporary promotion somewhere, it is best not to buy it, as most of it is fake. If a piece of clothing does not have a trademark, it is definitely not purchased in a shopping mall, because the product must have a trademark before it can enter the supermarket. If a piece of clothing does not have a tag, it cannot be sold in regular stores.
If the label on the clothes you buy is a registered trademark, you can check it on the trademark website, take a photo and upload it. If it is text, you can directly enter the query. If you cannot find it, it may be a fake or it has not been applied for yet. 2. Can clothes be sold without a trademark?
According to relevant national regulations, this type of clothes cannot be sold. For a piece of clothing to be sold in the market, it must be equipped with a trademark, washing label and hang tag. If there are none of the above three, the clothing will be classified as a "three-no" product and will not be allowed to be sold on the market. Once discovered, all illegal products, goods and money will be confiscated and criminal liability will be pursued in accordance with the law. In order to prevent the trademark from scratching the user's skin, some will not sew the trademark on the collar when making personal clothing. Therefore, it is normal that there is no trademark on the collar, so don’t worry, you can check to see if it is available elsewhere. 3. Why are clothing trademarks designed on the back of the neck?
One of the most important requirements for trademark setting is uniformity. No one is willing to look around for the size of a piece of clothing. With the exception of some more exaggerated evening gowns, everyday clothing may not have sleeves or collars, but usually does have a back collar. And no matter how you fold the clothes, you can find that spot without unfolding the clothes. Also, the front collar of most clothes is lower than the back collar. This location is easier to find and you won't be able to see it when you put it on. As for other parts, hanging plates or logos are usually added, but the most important information can generally be found here.