If you are a designer or buyer in garment company, and responsible for garment tags, you must need some ways to evaluate and check its quality, so the following five points can help you.

Material quality: The material used to make tag should be of good quality and appropriate for the garment. It should have a good texture and should be stiff regardless of whether it is thick or thin, otherwise it will look like an old card.

Print quality: The printing on the garment tag should be clear, legible, and of good quality. Check for any smudging or bleeding of the ink, as well as any inconsistencies in the printing.

Size and shape: The tag should be the appropriate size and shape for the garment. If the tag is too large or too small, it may be difficult to read or could look awkward on the garment. The die cut should be pretty.

Information accuracy: The information on the garment tag, such as the brand name, size, care instructions, and country of origin, should be accurate and up-to-date. Check for any spelling or grammatical errors, as well as any missing information.

Sustainability: If the brand values sustainability, check to see if the tag is made from eco-friendly materials or if there is a sustainability message on the garment tag.

Pay attention to these details, you will evaluate the quality of a garment tag and ensure that it meets your standards for quality and brand representation.