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A guide to understanding barcodes

A guide to understanding barcodes

Quite often clients want the ‘look’ of the barcode without understanding its function and benefits. I can understand that. It makes any product look more main stream if there is a barcode present. Barcodes are used for tracking purposes. They tell us how many have sold, when to reorder, what to reorder, how fast they sold, and on and on. They are scanned at...

QR Codes on clothing labels

QR Codes on clothing labels

These two dimensional codes have started to appear on everything from your mail to your perfume. We think it’s only a matter of time until they appear on clothing labels. The information that is encoded on them is limitless. Once scanned, the QR (quick response) code can include a link to a website or webpage. It can include words or a phrase, a phone number...

UPC barcode hangtags and size strips

UPC barcode hangtags and size strips

Retail stores may require more than one type of identifier on their incoming goods from the manufacturer. Some may only require a UPC or GS1 hangtag or sticker. These price tags usually have a variety of information such as style numbers, color name, size of the garment and department in addition to the bar code and retail price. In addition to the UPC hangtag,...