If you want to know why you need to tear off the trademark, you must understand what the original foreign trade order is... The original order is also called the remaining order and the tail order.... It refers to: the fabrics provided by big foreign brands , pattern, go to domestic manufacturers to find production.... Those with qualified quality are the "genuine products" in specialty stores.... "Original goods" are ready-made garments that the manufacturer secretly processes from planned scrap materials....

The only difference between it and the "real thing" is that it is not in the original plan and the quantity is smaller. There is also a kind of "original goods", which are "exported goods for domestic sales" that have been rejected by brand owners due to various problems, sometimes in large quantities. The most common one is color difference, which is inconsistent with the requirements of foreign investors, but the quality can still be guaranteed.

So for the sake of their brand interests, merchants will still tear up the trademarks and sell them domestically. Of course, there are many channels for domestic sales. What you see will not be in batches, so single pieces of unique clothes appear in foreign trade stores. PS ;I mentioned above that it is very rare for domestic products to tear off their labels in order to make copies. Because what we want to do in China is to make fake and genuine clothes, instead of making clothes that are not worth RMB in foreign trade... so we often don't go there. Tear off the label and change the style but stick the trademark properly....