Guidelines state some key information should be permanently attached to garment. I don't think a hang tag fulfills that requirement, sewn or printed tags are most common.
@@apliiq buying wholesale sale tshirt in the USA and from the USA do you still need to indicate where the tshirts are from? Because it is not overseas.
ok so I buy cloths and add to them (fabric, vinyl, sublimation) Im trying to find out if we can put our own tag on the trying to find out about private labeling and all the legal stuff. if anybody can help me
do south Asian manufacturers (China, India, etc.) have RN number? They're not US businesses? I'm using a manufacturer from overseas to make my clothing line, but I'm not sure whose RN number to use!
It is up to each manufacturer whether they want to register to get an RN number. However, if it was my clothing line, I would not want some random RN number in the label, I'd want it to say it was created by my brand (private labeled). This would fulfill the labeling requirements within the US for the source of the goods.
Thank you guys! I have a question. Why is cutting, in some clothe from USA, that the label have a cut along and not remove completely??? Best regards from Argentina!
Question. I have a friend that manufactures her garments in Guatemala but places a “made in USA” tag since she does the finishes and embroidery details by hand in NYC. Is this legal?
Haha... we are not lawyers, so don't take our world as the sole source of truth. In short, it's a gray area. If your product is entirely made outside the US, you should not state it was made in the US. You have a basic requirement to disclose where the product is made and not obfuscate that. The fact that you are doing work in creating the product ALSO in the US can be stated on the tag. Something like; Made In The USA Product From Guatemala Embroidered In The USA Product From Guatemala Designed in the USA Product From Guatemala These are all slightly less misleading to end consumers and should be considered.
Typically the thread used for stitching is de minimus and is not considered in material contents.. You can however, add it if you like, or if it brings specific characteristics to the garment you want to highlight.
Apliiq Thank you. I live in Puerto Rico. I am a certified artisan in needle. Crochet and hand made lace. I been looking into maybe someday starting a small business. Haven't decided yet. And I found this channel which interest me. I been searching for information and find out everything I can as to the laws and there (USA).
So if I put my legit company name on the new tag I don’t need to include any RN? Old or new. Or do I need to get a new RN for my business to put on labels or do I use the old RN? Also in the origin part when putting “Made in the USA with imported fabrics “ do you need to include the foreign country or you stating that they’re imported enough?
thank you for the video I do have a question now with the labels is there a specific spot to put them for lingerie and then also do we have to put all of the details as with the T-shirt
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You guys are So Chill. Thanks for all the info you have supplied. 👊🏼🧠🤖
Hmm I didn’t actually know any of that, thanks for the info!
Thanks fellas. Appreciate it!
what if all the info is on a hang tag ? does it have to be on a label attached to the product
Guidelines state some key information should be permanently attached to garment. I don't think a hang tag fulfills that requirement, sewn or printed tags are most common.
so if you use a blank tee and remove the label, you must include the RIN # in the new label all the information from the old label?!.. thank you
Legally speaking, yes.
Apliiq thank you guys!
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@@apliiq buying wholesale sale tshirt in the USA and from the USA do you still need to indicate where the tshirts are from? Because it is not overseas.
@@lovely31bluprint yes. Labeling requirements apply to domestic and foreign produced products!!!
What about pet products like plush material toys and what company would you recommend for creating these labels or tags..in my case dog a product
Thank you for this video!!! So helpful :)
This was helpful 👌🏾
ok so I buy cloths and add to them (fabric, vinyl, sublimation) Im trying to find out if we can put our own tag on the trying to find out about private labeling and all the legal stuff. if anybody can help me
Im doing Similar! I think we just treat it like theyre tshirts.
ok...my fabric is from vietnam and it will be sewn/assembled in mexico and it will be sold in the usa, what should my care label read? please help!!
I have submitted my label mockup and was charged already. What now? Do I wait on you guys now?
do south Asian manufacturers (China, India, etc.) have RN number? They're not US businesses? I'm using a manufacturer from overseas to make my clothing line, but I'm not sure whose RN number to use!
It is up to each manufacturer whether they want to register to get an RN number. However, if it was my clothing line, I would not want some random RN number in the label, I'd want it to say it was created by my brand (private labeled). This would fulfill the labeling requirements within the US for the source of the goods.
Can you tire up a tag and put your own ??
Yes, you are legally allowed to remove tags and add your own!
Thank you guys! I have a question. Why is cutting, in some clothe from USA, that the label have a cut along and not remove completely??? Best regards from Argentina!
Sry, not following you. Please clarify.
so if i want to use bellas i need to include my logo along with bellas RIN# and all the info on bellas tag?
Question. I have a friend that manufactures her garments in Guatemala but places a “made in USA” tag since she does the finishes and embroidery details by hand in NYC. Is this legal?
Haha... we are not lawyers, so don't take our world as the sole source of truth.
In short, it's a gray area.
If your product is entirely made outside the US, you should not state it was made in the US. You have a basic requirement to disclose where the product is made and not obfuscate that. The fact that you are doing work in creating the product ALSO in the US can be stated on the tag. Something like;
Made In The USA
Product From Guatemala
Embroidered In The USA
Product From Guatemala
Designed in the USA
Product From Guatemala
These are all slightly less misleading to end consumers and should be considered.
Does the percentage of the garment construction include thread used for stitching
Typically the thread used for stitching is de minimus and is not considered in material contents.. You can however, add it if you like, or if it brings specific characteristics to the garment you want to highlight.
What are the laws and/or rules for artisan products? Example: crochet, knitted and/or any garment piece that is done by hand? Thanks
Great question. The rules don't specify artisan exceptions, but if you are operating at a small scale, your risk and exposure are far less.
Apliiq Thank you. I live in Puerto Rico. I am a certified artisan in needle. Crochet and hand made lace. I been looking into maybe someday starting a small business. Haven't decided yet. And I found this channel which interest me. I been searching for information and find out everything I can as to the laws and there (USA).
Good job
So if I put my legit company name on the new tag I don’t need to include any RN? Old or new. Or do I need to get a new RN for my business to put on labels or do I use the old RN? Also in the origin part when putting “Made in the USA with imported fabrics “ do you need to include the foreign country or you stating that they’re imported enough?
Are hang tags a legal requirement?
Hang tags aren't a legal requirement. 🙏
Links to this info provided would've been helpful.... But you're not a lawyer 😂
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thank you for the video I do have a question now with the labels is there a specific spot to put them for lingerie and then also do we have to put all of the details as with the T-shirt