For clothing stores, the most difficult thing may not be competitors and difficult customers, but the sudden appearance of empty hangers. For store owners, this is undoubtedly a painful experience.
But what if clothes can "protect themselves"? What if their exact location can be viewed in real time?
1. RFID textile tags - the guardian of clothing
RFID tags that can be embedded in clothing on the market are like invisible DNA of clothing. For clothing retailers, this "invisible DNA" brings three disruptive advantages:
Reduced labor costs: Employees can use handheld UHF readers to count 3,000 pieces of clothing in just 10 minutes, replacing time-consuming and labor-intensive manual counting. From warehouse to store, each piece of clothing only needs to be scanned once.
Zero-error sorting: For commercial laundries that provide services to hotels or hospitals, RFID can automate the sorting process, ensure that clothes are delivered to the right place, and avoid many disputes.
Cost control: Based on the data stored in clothing RFID tags, you can understand the service life of fabrics and clothing from different suppliers, thereby optimizing procurement choices.
Meihe's "UHF Textile RFID Tags" perfectly match the above characteristics. They are soft and flexible, and can be sewn on the washing label with almost no trace. While maintaining the integrity of the clothes, they can also store the data required by the clothing store, helping to prevent the theft and management of clothes.
2. RFID laundry tags - the secret weapon of laundry shops
Laundries handle a large amount of clothes every day. In addition to cleaning clothes, customer information must be accurately recorded, so tags are particularly important at this time. However, the rotation of the drum and the entanglement of clothes can cause the tags to wear, deform or break. Excessive washing, disinfection and ironing temperatures during the washing process can melt the tags. Strong alkaline detergents, bleaching agents and dry cleaning solvents used in the washing process can corrode metal antennas.
Thus, the "high temperature resistant RFID clothing tag" came into being. It is not an ordinary tag, but a special force in the field of RFID. Its durable PPS shell can withstand the most stringent tests:
Withstands temperatures up to 125°C when autoclaved.
Resistant to corrosive chemical solutions and industrial cleaners.
Resistant to high pressure from irons and presses.
3. rand Reputation and Clothing Security
RFID technology is a reliable means of authenticity verification. Consumers can use their mobile phones to scan the tags to verify authenticity, and brands can also track these goods from the factory to the shelf, marking unauthorized "grey market" goods. This is a huge advantage for brand reputation.
RFID is also equipped with an anti-theft system. Tags for inventory and smart shelves are connected to exit sensors. If a tag that is not deactivated at the point of sale passes through the exit, an alarm is triggered.
For clothing stores, using RFID technology is no longer a dream. Whether you run a 50-square-meter clothing store or a large warehouse-style store, you can easily get the solutions provided by RFID.
Meihe's anti-theft RFID self-adhesive labels make this technology more affordable and easier to deploy, injecting new technological vitality into protecting customers' brand reputation and cargo security.
Meihe uses RFID technology to make your store smarter, more profitable and safer!
