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Hey Lisa, we are selling these at the market, and hopefully, we'll start using less of the plastic bags 2/15
Wednesday, March 11, 2015
Thermal Printed Satin Labels
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Clothing Labels 4 U created hem cuff labels that fit perfectly on my reversible clothing designs. They were able to provide the expertise that I was looking for as a first time designer. The process was well communicated throughout and did not take long at all for me to receive the final product. I appreciate the follow up messages they sent to make sure I received the product as promised. I would definitely use Clothing Labels 4 U again! 2/15
Woven Damask, End Folded, Custom Labels
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Hi there. Yes I did receive them and I am very
pleased with the results, as well as the customer service
provided. I will definitely be doing
business with your company again! 2/15
Monday, March 2, 2015
Organic Cotton Printed Labels - Made here in the USA
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As of March 1st 2015
We also offer cotton printed NON Organic
As of March 1st 2015
WE now offer
Organic Cotton Printed Labels that are made here in the USA!!!
Our new Organic cotton printed labels are so soft. You can have your logo printed on them.
Labels are heat pressed onto certified organic cotton. They are machine washable and dryable and do not fray.
Labels are heat pressed onto certified organic cotton. They are machine washable and dryable and do not fray.
We also offer cotton printed NON Organic
that are made here in the USA
but you need to end or center fold them or they will fray - they do nto come folded
Cotton Printed - Non Organic- not made in the USA
Thursday, February 26, 2015
How to Trademark a Clothing Label
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A clothing label builds its reputation based on its name, logo and designs. The clothing label must choose a name that will easily become a recognizable trademark. Both the name and logo function as trademarks to identify the clothing label's products and distinguish them from those offered by other clothing labels. The name and logo often work together, as we often see with top fashion designer brands and labels. A strong name and logo need to be protected from both trademark infringement and being diluted. Both federal and state registration provide trademark protections.
Step 1
Choose a name for the clothing label. Compile a list of other clothing label names from trade shows and industry directories. Compare your name to other clothing labels. Rule out any names that are too similar to any other label names.
Step 2
Research all business names online. Search state and federal trademark registration databases for similar names. Make a list of similar names and registered trademark names. Survey prospective consumers to determine if they might be confused between your business name and other similar names.
Step 3Adopt your unique clothing label name and logo. Avoid generic, merely descriptive surnames or regional names. Use your label name to create a stylized mark. A stylized mark includes a select type of font, size and color. Create a unique logo as a complement to the name.
Step 4
Place the clothing label name and logo on the clothing products. Create product samples, catalogs and web pages. Offer the products for commercial trade across a wide geographical range. Sell the products over the Internet for the widest geographic distribution. Use of the mark in commerce creates "common law" trademark rights prior to registration.
Step 5
Register the name and logo as trademarks at the state level. Complete a state registration application in each state where the trademarks will be heavily used. Submit the applications online or in person. The online registration may provide an electronic registration confirmation and email notifications.
Step 6
Register the name and logo as trademarks at the federal level. Complete separate federal trademark registration applications for the name and the logo with the United States Patent and Trademark Office. Describe the stylized marks and include design sketches with the application.
Step 7
Submit the application online or by mail. Provide a sample of the mark as associated with the product. Include a sample for each type of good offered. Sign a sworn affidavit of ownership rights and pay the applicable filing fee.
Step 8
Protect the label name and logo from unauthorized use and trademark infringement. Continuously use the marks on the goods and offer them for sale in commerce to prevent another label from adopting your mark during a hiatus. Dont forget to renew your trademark every 10 years.
Wednesday, February 25, 2015
Custom Woven Clothing Labels at Affordable Prices
http://www.clothinglabels4u.com
Low minimums and NEVER a Set up fee ! Best Quality Custom labels out there !
Your Custom Designs in Vibrant Colors- For all your Clothing Labels !
Sunday, February 15, 2015
Do I Need A Hangtag?
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Completely depends on how you are selling. Usually you should have a hangtag. If you happen to be selling from your own website direct to consumer, then I would say it’s not absolutely necessary, but if you are selling wholesale, retail at a tradeshow, or have a booth at a craft show, then having a hangtag is a nice addition.
A lot of the time you’ll notice that the hangtag is a very simple shape with the logo on the front, and that’s about it. I always recommend including your website but not necessary if you don’t want it. Hangtags are an excellent surface for any additional information you want your customer to know about you. A hangtag could include a paragraph explaining how the company started, sketches showing how to use a complicated piece, a barcode to offer a customer a discount, etc.
Now that your garments are labeled correctly, get out there and sell!
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