In order to ensure that the sales price of current season products is not affected, most manufacturers will completely remove the trademarks before disposing of them. The only difference from uncut labels is that there are no labels.

In order to prevent insufficient parts due to quality problems, manufacturers often produce a few more pieces than the customer requires during production. However, foreign businessmen are very strict about the quantity and fabric management of the garments they process. The quantity of garments processed exceeds the number of ordered trademarks by basically 3% to 10%, that is, a maximum of 10 garments can be processed for 100 garments.

Therefore, generally there are only three or five or even one or two "defective products" of the same style, and there are generally no major quality problems. This is cut label clothing.

Extended information:

Clothing product “label cutting” includes three basic types:

1. Brand owner (trademark owner) or authorized dealer Take initiative.

The reason is to deal with out-of-season products. The fabrics, workmanship, and texture of the clothes are no different from real brand clothes, but the styles are not new.

In order to ensure that the sales price of new products in the current season is not affected by out-of-season products, brands generally remove all trademarks of out-of-season products. Therefore, the cutting performance of this type of logo is relatively thorough: either cut a crescent shape and completely remove the pictures and text on the trademark; or simply cut off the trademark, leaving only two stitches of trademark traces.

2. Manufacturers who produce for brands often produce more clothes than they order.

The reason is that some products did not meet the brand's requirements due to defects during the production process and became the "last orders" that were eliminated. These last orders do not affect general clothing, so manufacturers will not destroy them in accordance with the agreement, but will put them on the market.

In order to avoid legal disputes with brand owners, contract manufacturers will also truncate trademarks, usually in two forms: one is to only truncate part of the trademark, but consumers can still recognize the trademark. trademark; or cut off the trademark completely, but inform and remind consumers through various forms in promotional venues that this is a certain brand's clothing with the trademark cut off.

3. Unscrupulous traders sell counterfeit branded clothing to confuse the public.

It is often called the "tail goods" of a certain brand of clothing manufacturers. It is characterized by painlessly punching a small round hole and cutting a small triangle, but it still allows consumers to identify the product. brand.

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