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On-garment branding helps brands communicate effectively
04 Oct '14
2 min read
“On-garment branding are the tags, labels, tickets, packaging and external embellishments on a garment that that help brands effectively communicate to their consumer at the moment of purchase,” Shawn Neville, President - Avery Dennison RBIS explains.
In an exclusive chat with fibre2fashion he adds, “Whether communicating a brand story, driving differentiation, or simply displaying in its own unique way essential information such as size, fit or function, on-garment branding plays a key role in forming perceptions of value and quality.”
He continues, “On-garment branding is vital to the success of any apparel company and serves as a representation of its brand, communicating to the consumer in a way that drives a consumer's perception and emotional response to the brand.
“The right combination of branding elements helps increase consumer's purchase intent as it elevates the overall image of the brand at a consumer's point of purchase. In order to stand out in a crowded marketplace, companies need to prioritize the importance of their brand story - what makes it unique in the marketplace - from the beginning of the design process.”
“Brands are strongest when all pieces are created in coordination to achieve maximum visual impact to inspire consumer purchases throughout the entire product line. If a brand achieves this, it helps ensure that consumers will make that crucial follow-through purchase decision on the store floor.” (AR)
Click here to read the whole interview.
In an exclusive chat with fibre2fashion he adds, “Whether communicating a brand story, driving differentiation, or simply displaying in its own unique way essential information such as size, fit or function, on-garment branding plays a key role in forming perceptions of value and quality.”
He continues, “On-garment branding is vital to the success of any apparel company and serves as a representation of its brand, communicating to the consumer in a way that drives a consumer's perception and emotional response to the brand.
“The right combination of branding elements helps increase consumer's purchase intent as it elevates the overall image of the brand at a consumer's point of purchase. In order to stand out in a crowded marketplace, companies need to prioritize the importance of their brand story - what makes it unique in the marketplace - from the beginning of the design process.”
“Brands are strongest when all pieces are created in coordination to achieve maximum visual impact to inspire consumer purchases throughout the entire product line. If a brand achieves this, it helps ensure that consumers will make that crucial follow-through purchase decision on the store floor.” (AR)
Click here to read the whole interview.
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