Tagged clothing and tags

The tagged garment design integrates a string-like portion and inseparable tag material to prevent tag detachment and waste, addressing the issues of conventional tag attachment methods.

JP3253135U6Active Publication Date: 2025-10-31TRIUMPH INTERTRADE
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Patent Information

Application Number
JP2025002640U
Authority / Receiving Office
JP · JP
Patent Type
Utility models
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2025-08-04
Publication Date
2025-10-31
Estimated Expiration
2035-08-04

AI Technical Summary

Technical Problem

Existing tag attachment methods result in waste generation and risk of tag detachment due to external forces, especially when consumers remove tags from clothing.

Method used

The tagged garment design integrates a string-like portion non-detachably attached to the garment main body and a tag with an inseparable continuous material periphery, ensuring the tag remains attached even under external forces, and allows removal without generating additional waste.

Benefits of technology

The solution prevents tag detachment and eliminates extra waste by integrating the tag inseparably with the garment, allowing easy removal without additional components and ensuring the tag stays attached during use.

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Abstract

To provide tagged clothing and a tag which does not generate any extra waste other than the tag when the tag is removed from the clothing, and which has no risk of the tag falling off from the clothing even when some external force is applied to the clothing and / or the tag. [Solution] The tagged garment (10) comprises a garment (20) including a garment main body (22) and a string-like portion (24) the ends of which are non-detachably attached to the garment main body (22), and a tag (30) having an attachment hole (32) and the member constituting at least the periphery of the attachment hole (32) is made up of an integral, inseparable, continuous member, and the tag (30) is non-detachably attached to the garment (20) with the string-like portion (24) inserted through the attachment hole (32).
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