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Every format is built on chips from Impinj and NXP, then constructed for the
way it
attaches to the product. Select a format to preview.
Adhesive-backed, applied to a product, carton, or packaging surface. The standard for high-volume tagging, hand or machine applied.
Attached by pin loop or string rather than adhesive. Standard for apparel and footwear pricing, removable at point of sale.
Woven or printed, sewn into the garment seam. Combines care and content information with an embedded chip. Survives repeat washing.
Inlay technology adapted to other packaging and labeling needs — same core chip, same testing standard.
Care labels sewn into the seam and hang tags at the collar — item-level identity that survives the wash and the shop floor.
Sticker labels on bags, belts, and small goods where there is no seam to sew into and no tag to hang.
Carton and pallet-level labels read in bulk as freight moves through a dock door, no scanner in hand.
Dozens of tags read per second at checkout and during cycle counts, replacing one-by-one barcode scanning.
Protect products from counterfeiting, improve traceability, and strengthen consumer trust.
