Using a QR code on clothing is a practical and convenient way to inform customers about your brand and identify a specific product. Having a QR code clothing label has limitless benefits depending on information, stories, videos, pricing, and virtual content you would like to share.
Placing a QR code on clothing stirs up curiosity in the consumer. People like to know where their products are coming from and how transparent the brand is. What is the origin or the material and where was it made? They also want to know where they can buy more and if they can do it directly, it's easier.
Also, creating an incentive or a surprise for a customer makes them more likely to scan a QR code clothing label. If they think they will gain something from scanning a QR code, they will be more likely to find out the reward on the other end.
Placing QR codes on the merchandise itself is another way to encourage consumers to scan them! Giving t-shirts away at events evokes curiosity in the consumer as to what could be on the other side. Brand ambassadors can also verbally inspire people to scan the code at events and shops with an incentive.
A QR code clothing label takes up the minimum amount of space while offering a lot more information than can be printed on tags and receipts that often get lost after the purchase. A compact, beautiful QR code clothing label will say it all.
A QR code on clothes that is printed, embroidered, or sewn on are sustainable, hard to wash off and will stay there until the piece of clothing is recycled. Consider integrating a QR code on clothing directly as it will last longer than one printed on receipts, paper tags, or flyers.
A dynamic QR code clothing label can also be easily updated and the content can be changed in minutes by simply editing the code on the Supercode dashboard. It’s a great way to always be able to update the consumers who own at least one of your brand’s clothing items.
Printing a QR codes on more discrete places such as labels of clothes is effective, but integrating QR in the actual design of the clothing item is a more outstanding and eye-catching way to make your QR code practically unmissable.
Some creative ways of QR integration are:
Supercode’s design tool enables users to create beautiful codes in minutes with their logo and colors so consumers recognize your brand or design immediately. Supercode QR codes are easy to make and enable designers to create trendsetting QR codes.
Track how many people followed your social media from your last marketing campaign including QR codes with Supercode's analytic dashboard. Use the analytics after different events and coupons to see how many consumers were attracted to your brand, your website pages, and who scanned coupon and promotion codes. Tracking QR codes can be done in seconds.
Possibilities go far with QR codes on clothing. Whether a business wishes to provide customers with more information about the product, increase the number of followers on social media, drive traffic to a website or ask for some feedback, QRs are very effective and deliver measurable results. Here are some of our favorite use cases.
A QR codes on clothing is an innovative way to convince your customers to buy the whole outfit instead of one item. Customers can scan a QR code that redirects them to video links that offer different ways to style the outfit, with shoes and accessories, and where to wear it.
Using a QR code clothing label, or on tags, bags, and receipts will increase traceability, especially in the luxury goods industry, where items can easily be duplicated or stolen and amongst the brands who invest in sustainability and eco-friendly production process.
Supercode URL QR codes are also a great way to lead consumers to your e-commerce store to order, reorder, or return items. Share a 360 view of clothes on models so customers can imagine the experience for themselves.
Integrating QR codes into is an effective way to increase sales, run promotions, offer discounts and encourage customers to return to your store more often.
Print QR codes directly on the t-shirts of brand ambassadors to encourage people to scan the code for engagement, get more information about your company or sign up for the brand’s news and other events.
By using a Supercode social media QR code on apparel, it is now easy to encourage customers to follow your brand. Customers love to connect through Facebook, Instagram and Twitter so they can be updated on store events, seasonal promotions, and new and fun products that come out every season.
Would you like to know what customers are saying about your brand, customer service, and products? Now you can place a Supercode QR code for feedback on each of the clothing items to find out how they enjoyed their last experience at your store and how they feel about the products they received.
Use a Supercode email QR code to open a communication channel between you and the customer. Empower your customers to email you quickly about the fashion item they recently bought by simply scanning a QR code with an already inserted product number and correct email address.
Supercode's clean and organized dashboard offers analytics on every code scanned so you can use the information to improve services, see traffic to social media and websites from your QRs, and contact customers directly should they leave their information to address any red flags. It is an effective way for companies placing QR codes on clothing to measure the success of their new collections or individual products promoted.
Creating QR codes with Supercode is easy and takes seconds. Here is a quick guide on how to create QR codes for clothing to achieve your marketing goals.
Creating a code on Supercode is easy and takes seconds. Choose the type, the link or the content to include and click on save when you are ready.
Make your QR code outstanding by including your branded logo, colours, unique frames, and messages in the design. An eye-catching design always attracts more scans and results in better conversion rates for your call-to-action to match your branding guidelines and make your code attractive for customers.
Add customizable categories for new folders in the Supercode dashboard. Or, add your new QR code to a preexisting folder, both of which you can share with your marketing and management teams.
Scan the code by pointing the phone camera on the code and check if you are happy with the content displayed. To make any changes to the content or the way it is presented, simply go back to the dashboard and edit the code.
Print or sew the code on the clothing and apparel items, the tags or labels or integrate QRs directly into the design of the fashion items. Don’t forget to provide instructions on how to scan the code.
Analyze the performance of your QR codes in the Analytics Dashboard on Supercode. Use the data to improve your campaigns or invest more in the campaigns that deliver the best results.
Learn how to make QR codes in bulk with our Bulk QR code generator.
Puma uses QR codes with AR to give a lifelike experience about using their shoes. They offer 360 views of the shoe, emphasizing look and comfort. There is also a way to set the shoe on virtual fire and a virtual game to get the runner encouraged. Puma also beautifully included QR coding in the design of the shoe. It is a great example of how your brand can integrate QR codes directly into the design of the product.
Kellen Parsons the Gallery at New School placed QR codes onto the tags of clothing to promote transparency of their brand for clothing traceability. The QR code led to a supply sourcing map online where consumers could view where their items had come from.
High-end denim retailer, DIESEL, has begun incorporating QR codes into fabric labels on their denim to not only protect the brand from fraud but to ensure the customer that their product is not a counterfeit.
Ralph Lauren has put QR codes in the labels of clothing to not only ensure authenticity, but to offer styling advice, and to provide information. Every product with a QR code has a unique digital identity to give information about that item specifically regarding its size, color, fit, and how it will work with other items.
Levi's and The R Collective, a sustainable denim brand from Hong Kong, have teamed up to place QR codes on the labels of their items. When the QR code is scanned, they offer tips on how to wash or washing less and full tracing information. They give tips on how to style the upcycled denim for its entire lifespan as well. They emphasize how the product was made with upcycled fabrics and how they are best washed in cold water and to be air dried as opposed to wasting energy on a drying machine.
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