Why do I buy clothes without trademarks and tags? Do the trademarks and tags have to be the same?

It is common for consumers to buy newly bought clothes without brand trademarks or tags, and they are extremely expensive. So what is the reason for buying clothes without trademarks or tags? Do the trademark and hangtag have to be the same?

Do the trademark and hangtag have to be the same? Of course not. Although clothing tags are small, they are a link between fashion itself and consumers. It is an inevitable product of modern fashion culture and plays a positive role in improving and protecting the reputation of clothing companies and promoting products. Therefore, it is most appropriate to compare the hang tag to a fashion brand. Trademarks include words, graphics, letters, numbers, three-dimensional logos and color combinations, as well as combinations of the above elements, and can be applied for registration as trademarks. Trademarks approved and registered by the state are "registered trademarks" and are protected by law.

About "Why are there no trademarks or tags on the clothes?" ", as mentioned in the previous article, hang tag, as the name suggests, refers to the brand hanging on the clothes. Common labels on clothes include the following:

Generally speaking, there are three labels on clothes: hang tags, brand labels, and wash labels. Of course, regular clothes have three labels, but having three labels does not mean that they are regular clothes. All these require you to have the ability to identify whether it is a high imitation.

The editor of Bajie learned that relevant laws stipulate that clothing sold on the market must have trademarks, washes, hang tags, etc. Without these things, it is a three-no product and cannot be sold on the market. Those without tags are generally original orders, copy orders, and high imitations, which does not mean whether they are genuine or not! Some of the clothes with cut labels are defective and affect export. However, for the sake of trademark protection, all the signs that can identify the brand are cut off. As for the clothing trademark registration process, the editor has introduced it before, so I won’t go into details here.

The above is the reason why the editor of Bajie has no trademarks or hangtags on clothes. Do the trademarks and hangtags have to be the same? To answer related questions, the Intellectual Property and Trademark Transfer Network provides trademark transfer services. Trademarks are bought and sold on Bajie. Purchasing trademarks saves time on trademark registration.