Introduction of Fabric Barcode Labels: Improving Management Efficiency of Rental Kimonos
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This is an example of using a woven fabric barcode label attached or sewn onto the inside of a kimono with heat pressure. For rental kimonos, it was important to accurately track which costumes were being used by which stores or customers due to the repetitive cycle. Additionally, labels made with conventional printing methods for cleaning are prone to deterioration and peeling during cleaning and ironing processes, making them unsuitable for long-term management. [Case Overview] ■ Installation Location: Inside the collar (or waist) of the kimono ■ Product: Woven fabric barcode label ■ Challenge: Conventional printing method labels for cleaning are prone to deterioration and peeling during cleaning and ironing, making them unsuitable for long-term management. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Solution/Benefit】 ■ Adoption of fabric barcode labels with excellent wash resistance ■ Long-term maintenance of identification without compromising appearance ■ Improved accuracy of loan history and expedited return checks ■ Reduction of management costs for inventory and cleaning *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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