Narrow rectangular proportions
The cards use a tall, slim shape with softened visual weight. Final dimensions must accommodate required copy, barcode, price sticker, fold or hole clearance, and the way the tag sits on the garment.
Clothing packaging · GS-5461726
Embossed apparel hang tags with looped string.
This reference shows slim white and pale pink hang tags paired with dark and light looped strings. It supports discussion of tag proportion, hole position, string contrast, and understated typography; stock, emboss depth, attachment hardware, durability, and final artwork remain subject to the project brief.
- Reference
- GS-5461726
- Category
- Clothing packaging
- Pricing
- Confirmed after specification
- Order basis
- Project-specific
Evidence boundary: The sample names in the photograph are illustrative print. No brand relationship or endorsement is implied. Paper grade, weight, water resistance, colorfastness, recycled content, attachment safety, and destination labeling compliance require separate confirmation.
SlimRectangular card format
LoopString attachment shown
2 tonesColor direction shown
1:1Physical proof option
What this reference shows
Read the visible evidence first.
The photograph makes the relationship between card size, vertical type, hole position, and loop length easy to see. Names printed on the samples are example artwork only. They are not used in the page title, image description, or structured data.
Looped string in contrasting colors
Light and black strings demonstrate different contrast choices. String material, length, thickness, knot, fastener, safety needs, and attachment workflow must be selected for the garment and retail process.
Subtle dimensional lettering direction
The catalog describes an embossed route, while the photograph mainly shows restrained vertical names. Blind emboss, foil, ink, deboss, registration, and readable depth should be confirmed on the chosen stock.
Configuration decisions
Confirm what the photograph cannot.
A project-ready quotation needs the physical product, artwork, production quantity, packing method, destination, and acceptance criteria. These decisions turn a useful image into a controlled specification.
- Required content
- Brand artwork, care or product text, barcode, pricing field, country information, and any variable-data need.
- Card specification
- Finished size, corner shape, stock color, thickness, grain direction, hole diameter, and edge expectation.
- String assembly
- Material, color, loop length, knot or fastener, attachment point, packing count, and garment workflow.
- Finish & delivery
- Print colors, emboss or foil area, quantity, proof route, bundling, export protection, destination, and target date.
Approval route
Test the real use before production.
Review the tag on the real garment rather than alone on a table. Check scale, swing, string length, abrasion risk, copy hierarchy, barcode scan, and how the packed tags arrive at the attachment station before approving bulk production.
- Place the tag and loop on the actual garment
- Check that holes, strings, and fasteners do not damage fabric
- Approve emboss or foil readability on production stock
- Confirm bundling and counting for the packing line
Continue the specification
Build the surrounding packaging route.
Use the parent service to compare construction choices, then review the related components or approval guide that support this specific reference.
Quote reference GS-5461726
Send the missing project facts.
The quote form will carry this reference into your brief. Add the real product or pack size, estimated quantity, destination, target date, packing method, and artwork so Kevin can identify the next technical questions.