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Clothing store

The label leads to more.
Collections, sizes and care.

On a label or collection poster, a QR can open the garment page and care advice. Link to the right product reference rather than a general page that is hard to browse.

Clothing store

Example QR encoding https://example.org/usages/boutique-vetements/https://example.org/usages/boutique-vetements/
Fictional address for this use case. Create your own QR before sharing the display.
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Your turn

A well-prepared project.

  • Match the link to the garment

    Choose the public page with sizes, composition and care. Check that the reference and photos match the label. If availability changes, let the website show it and avoid a printed stock promise you cannot update.

    Create a webpage QR
  • Test the label attached to the product

    Keep the QR away from the attachment hole, folds and cutting edges. Test scanning with the label hanging, rather than only flat on a desk. For a window QR, also check reflections from outside.

    Prepare the QR for printing

The final details

Before sharing the display.

A QR code decoded on screen is a first check. Also verify the destination and the material actually used.

  1. Add a specific caption such as “Sizes and care for this style”.
  2. Keep necessary information on the product or label independently of the link.
  3. Check what the page shows when the style leaves the catalogue.

Good to know

Before getting started.

Does the QR update stock automatically?

No. The QR opens the selected address. Available sizes and stock depend on the shop or catalogue website you link to.

Sources

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Photo: Arina Krasnikova · Pexels