EVERYTHING ABOUT RELABELLING

Relabeling is a curious thing; it's something that happens all the time but that we don't really notice. It's something that definitely happens to you if you're a small to medium business or clothing line trying to resell bulk printed garments, so now's a good time to figure it out.

T-shirt rebranding and printing essentially helps you to take a wholesale company's product and resell it as your own. This is wonderful, but there are limits to anything in existence. You can't just take any T-shirt, remove the branding, and sell it under your own name. That would mean leaving the legal relabeling zone and entering one that isn't. When it comes to T-shirt printing with stickers, there are a few simple guidelines to help you find out what's acceptable and what's not.

T-shirt Relabeling and Printing: What You Should Do

To put it another way, anyone starting a clothing line is not expected to make T-shirts from scratch, as this may be a daunting task. Getting someone else to do the dirty work for you while you let your artistic licence run wild is fairly common practise. It's there to make life simpler so you can spend more time on the fun things, including individual concepts, designs, and prints. Smaller brands benefit from this because they already have a high-quality product and are thus equipped with a "competitive advantage" over larger, more developed brands.

Here are several pointers for T-shirt label printing:

Two things must be kept in mind when customising T-shirt labels: First and foremost, make sure that the garment's supplier allows you to rebrand it; this will prevent any possible complications. It's also a good idea to double-check that the mark you substitute it with complies with the laws of the country where you'll be selling the stuff. Ask the supplier if you have any questions about any aspect of the procedure to prevent any uncomfortable situations.

When is it Illegal to Relabel? Relabeling is great, but you have to make sure you're doing it correctly and not accidentally stepping on anyone's toes (breaking the law). Once you've figured it out, legitimate labelling is a lifesaver. Here's how to tell when it's not a good idea to place the labels on someone else's clothes!

When the dress is ready to be sold in stores: Our first example of wrong T-shirt relabeling and printing is when the labels are placed on a product that is intended for retail sale. It's a safe bet that if the garment is already in the store, it wasn't made for resale/relabelling.

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