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Why a label can contradict the product page

Short answer: The label in a garment and the text on the product page can disagree because they are written at differ...

What is on a package beyond the label

Short answer: A package often shows an item number, a barcode, the size, the colour and the quantity. These details a...

What you lose by cutting the label off

Short answer: If you cut the label off, you lose the care instructions, the fibre composition, the size and the batch...

Why care labels get cut off

Short answer: Labels are cut off because a stiff label at the neck rubs against the skin. It is the most common reaso...

What a printed label does to the care instructions

Short answer: The details on a printed label are the same as on a sewn one, but they sit on the fabric instead of on ...

Why some labels are printed directly in the neck

Short answer: A printed label cannot chafe, because no stiff edge lies against the skin. It is an answer to the fact ...

How to find the information again without a label

Short answer: Start with the receipt or the order confirmation. From it you can find the item number, and with that t...

What happens when the label falls off

Short answer: If the label falls off, you lose the care instructions and the composition, but the garment itself is t...

Why two brands use different sizes

Short answer: Each brand builds its sizes on its own customer group and its own base pattern. There is no shared yard...

What the size marking is based on

Short answer: The letter on the label stands for a set of body measurements that the brand has chosen itself. No shar...

Why the batch number is on the label

Short answer: The batch number is on the label because it ties the garment to one specific production batch. Without ...

What the origin statement tells you

Short answer: The origin label tells you where the garment was sewn. It does not tell you where the fibre was made, w...