Here are some ways to identify most brand-name clothes:
Look at the appearance of brand-name clothing, fine workmanship, exquisite materials, no wrinkles and indentations.
Look at brand-name clothing. In addition to sewing a trademark on the collar, a temporary trademark is sewn on the left cuff for identification, which can be taken off when wearing.
Look at the pocket In order to prevent the clothes from being deformed when hanging under the pocket, brand-name clothes are often sealed with open threads and large stitches at the pocket mouth, and then folded up after being put on.
Look at the clothes in the clothes. The clothes and fabrics in famous brand clothes are the same color, and the brand logo is woven on the lining of high-grade famous brands.
Look at accessories, brand-name fashion buttons, zippers and other small accessories, all with this trademark logo.
Look at the packaging. One-stop packaging of brand-name clothing. Commodity brands, spare parts (materials) and spare buttons are complete, trademarks should be woven rather than printed, and manufacturers' addresses on outer packaging, bags and boxes should be complete.