A new era of tag intelligence, the application of RFID tags in the clothing industry

'Food, clothing, housing and transportation' are the four basic needs of human beings. There are many brands in my country's clothing industry, the market is gradually expanding, and competition is intensifying. In addition, due to the impact of the epidemic in recent years and the rapid development of e-commerce and live broadcast e-commerce, many clothing stores have closed down or canceled direct-operated stores. There are many subdivisions in my country's clothing industry, which can be subdivided into children's clothing, men's clothing, women's clothing, sportswear, casual wear, etc. In the clothing industry, the phenomenon of channeling goods or selling fake goods is not uncommon. So, how do merchants in the clothing industry solve the problems of anti-counterfeiting and anti-counterfeiting? In fact, this problem can be solved through RFID tag technology and RFID tags can be applied to clothing. By embedding RFID tags into clothing, each piece of clothing can have a special identification code. In this way, consumers can obtain product information by simply scanning, including product production date, ingredient list, washing Methods, precautions, manufacturers and other information. This not only increases consumers' trust in the brand, but also reduces the circulation of fake and shoddy products.

At the same time, RFID tags can also effectively prevent the cross-selling of goods. By installing RFID readers at the entrances and exits of stores, shelves, and fitting rooms, merchants can monitor the warehousing and circulation of goods in real time, detect and prevent cross-selling behavior in a timely manner, and provide a safe and reliable solution for the clothing industry. The sales environment protects the reputation and interests of the brand. In terms of product traceability, through identification codes, managers can quickly obtain information on product production, processing, distribution, circulation, etc. In terms of inventory management, the RFID system enables merchants to improve inventory management efficiency and accuracy, significantly reduce out-of-stock or unsalable goods, and reduce operating costs. Currently, RFID is used in finance, mobile payment, urban public utilities, transportation, medical and health, food safety and other fields.