Clothing labels and sensory marketing: Connect with your customers through the senses

What is the first thing your customers perceive when they hold a garment in their hands? And what impression does your brand leave beyond the design or price? Labels, those small elements often overlooked, hold immense potential to reinforce your brand identity and create memorable experiences. What is sensory marketing, and why is it relevant … Read more

Pantone Color of the Year 2025: A delicious and warm Mocha Mousse

Colour not only transforms what we see but also how we feel. This year, Pantone invites us to explore that emotional connection with PANTONE 17-1230 Mocha Mousse, a warm brown that symbolises the pursuit of balance, comfort, and accessible luxury. Inspired by everyday pleasures such as cocoa, coffee, and chocolate, this shade reconnects us with … Read more

Clothing labelling technologies: From Levi Strauss to RFID

Did you know that the first registered clothing label dates back to 1886? It was created by Levi Strauss & Co. to reinforce their image of quality, branding their jeans with a leather label depicting two horses trying to break the garment’s resistance. What began as a simple branding strategy has evolved into an essential … Read more

How to reduce costs in clothing labels

In the fashion industry, reducing production costs is a priority, but achieving this without compromising quality can be a challenge. Labels, though they might seem a minor detail, have a significant impact on overall costs. However, as with other aspects of textile production, simply focusing on cutting expenses isn’t enough. It’s essential to find the … Read more

What impact do labels have on the recyclability of clothing?

The environmental impact of the fashion industry has been at the centre of global discussions in recent years. As brands seek more sustainable solutions, one often overlooked but highly relevant aspect is the role clothing labels play in recyclability. Despite their small size, labels can significantly affect a garment’s ability to be recycled. So, how … Read more

How can we use clothing labels as a marketing tool?

Since their inception, clothing labels have served to identify manufacturers and provide information about care instructions and sizing. Over time, brands began to see their potential as marketing tools, incorporating logos, slogans, and messages that convey the brand’s identity. Brands like Levi’s have made their red label an iconic symbol of quality and authenticity, accompanied … Read more

The psychology of colour in clothing labels: An emotional connection with the consumer

In the fashion world, every detail matters. It’s not just about the cut of the garment or the quality of the fabric: every visual or emotional element plays a crucial role in shaping how consumers perceive a brand. However, one of the most underestimated elements in this process is the design of clothing labels, particularly … Read more

What information must a clothing label have?

Clothing labels play a crucial role in the consumer’s purchasing decision: They not only serve to identify a garment, but also provide useful and necessary information. From material composition to care instructions, every detail on the label is essential to ensure customer satisfaction and regulatory compliance. But what information should a clothing label include, what … Read more

What biodegradable materials are used in eco-friendly clothing labels?

The fashion industry faces increasing scrutiny over its environmental impact. From textile production to garment waste, each stage of the clothing lifecycle contributes significantly to pollution and environmental degradation. In response, many brands are adopting more sustainable practices, and one of these practices is the use of biodegradable materials in clothing labels. What does it … Read more