The application of RFID products in the fashion industry

The application of RFID technology in the fashion industry has expanded from basic inventory management to full chain digital upgrading, and its core value is reflected in the following aspects:

1、 Production and Supply Chain Management

Intelligent production traceability

RFID tags are embedded in fabrics, semi-finished products, and finished products to record production progress, quality inspection data, etc. in real time, achieving supply chain transparency

1. Improve shipping accuracy by 80% and reduce out of stock rate by 50% through RFID system

2. Efficient logistics and warehousing: Through self-developed RFID technology, 85% of product tags are covered, inventory efficiency is increased by 5 times, and inventory turnover speed is significantly accelerated

2、 Retail and Consumer Experience

Accurate inventory management

RFID supports batch scanning (hundreds of items per second), increasing inventory efficiency by 100 times compared to manual methods, with an accuracy rate close to 100%

After introducing RFID, the receiving efficiency is increased by 5-14 times, and the labor cost is reduced to 1/3

2. Innovative interactive scenarios

Intelligent fitting room: RFID collects fitting data, recommends matching and alerts for inventory shortages

Self service checkout: Brands use RFID to achieve "batch sensing" payments, reducing queuing time

Anti counterfeiting and anti-theft: concealed RFID tags (such as sewn in washing labels) combined with access control systems to reduce the risk of product theft

3、 Sustainability and Brand Value

Full lifecycle tracking: RFID technology records the entire process data of clothing from raw materials to recycling, helping brands achieve carbon reduction goals. For example, a certain brand reduced store inventory by 72% through RFID, reducing production waste

Second hand market and circular economy

RFID tags provide authenticity verification and material information, promoting scientific pricing and re circulation of second-hand goods, and driving a closed-loop economy