The most direct answer is to avoid legal responsibility. You can produce the same type of products as others, but you can't use other people's trademarks without the authorization of the trademark subject. This is illegal.

Cut-to-label clothes Most garment foundries leave the last order, or second-class goods. The quality of these products is the same as that of the counters in shopping malls, except for the second-class products (with some minor defects).

It would be a pity to dispose of them all, so some factories will dispose of these clothes regularly. Cut out labels and cards for internal sales. The price is only 10 of the same kind in the mall. The difference is that it is the same without a sign.

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In order to ensure that the sales price of the products in the current season is not affected, the general manufacturers will completely remove the trademarks before taking them out for processing. Therefore, the "cut goods" that are really forcibly destroyed will never be merciless. Either cut it into a crescent shape and cut all the words on the trademark; Either the trademark is "uprooted", leaving only two trademark stitches faintly visible.

You can't recognize it anyway. Don't trust the boss's so-called "brand cutting goods". The brand of making a small hole and cutting a small corner is a "gimmick" to coax laymen. It is understood that in order to prevent the shortage of pieces caused by quality problems, manufacturers often produce more pieces than the number required by customers.

However, foreign businessmen are very strict in the management of the number of processed clothing fabrics, and the number of orders and trademarks of processed clothing is basically controlled between 3%- 10%, that is, 100 pieces of clothing can be processed at most 10 pieces.

Therefore, the "defective products" of the same style are generally only three or five or even one or two, and generally there will be no major quality problems. In terms of fabrics, there is generally no fabric left, even if there are a few or a dozen pieces, there will never be much left.

Therefore, the number of the same foreign trade clothing is very limited. We often see the same XX code, and there are dozens and hundreds of pieces online. Either the seller is a first-hand wholesaler or he is familiar with the manufacturer or the first-hand wholesaler, otherwise he will never get so many goods!

If this happens, you should be careful. At this time, you can also search whether there are other sellers selling similar products. If you see that other sellers also sell them, and the quantity is not small, then most of them are documentary or imitation, and most of them are imitation.