When you browse on blog, you may find that there are many experienced designers still had problems in what to put on garmenthangers. Is this hard question? Different people may have different answers.Here we summairze of the main ideas for your reference.

Greg Hamrick told us, "What Services you offer", might be something to put on there oh yummy one. Also, your info on Contacting you need to be put on hangtags.

COEDS agree with Greg, and side that, he would add care instructions Wash and dry (instructions) for the garment onhangtags.

Jasonda side, Your hangtags is really your opportunity to "brand" the garment. Care instructions, etc. are already on the label.. I'd leave that out and give yourself more room for your logo and brand info. Also do leave room for a UPC, though.

Solmu told us that it partly depends what the hangtags are for. If they're for no apparent reason (online sales) you might as well just brand them to the hilt. If they're for retail, the needs of the retailers you're selling to are most important: what do they need space for, do they barcode everything or is the information printed or written on the tag, do they want you to place that information or will they do it, how do they feel about your website being on the hangtag, etc. etc.

The saying from Kris is that for hangtags you should include your logo, band name, slogan, product info (100% combed cotton tee), maybe your RN#. To get ideas, take a look at some other hangtags to get ideas. If selling in a retail store, there may be cerain requirements made by the store or even by the state that requires certain info.

After your reading to above ideas, do you have already made your personal decision for what to put on hangtags? Wish you good luck.