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What’s the best way to add branding to sewn items?

Conan H asked:

I'm starting to design baby gear but would like to add some kind of branding to it so people can recognize it as from my line.

It doesn't need to be plastered across the item. I just want some way for people to be able to find out who made it.

What's the best way to do this cheaply?

Thanks!

Anyone use the fisher price soothing motions glider? How long can they stay in it?

Tags: baby, Baby Gear, Branding, Conan, Gear, kind, line, People, way

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2 Comments

#1 by paul on December 10, 2009 - 7:02 pm

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Hanes has what appears to be an ink stamp label in their underware. It is multicolored and has small print that is readable. That would seem to be the cheapest and easiest. I also like it because most underware labels are itchy.
#2 by kay on December 13, 2009 - 12:04 pm

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WOAH! HOLD IT RIGHT THERE IF YOU’RE IN THE US or intend to sell in the US:

Do you know about the new requirements under CPSIA? And do you know about RNnumbers?

I’m not sure if your product is made of textiles or not, but I’m going to send you to for a quick lesson on CPSIA, and to the FTC for labeling requirements:

These laws have big nasty teeth, no matter how small a producer you are.

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