Print it
Care and size information printed directly onto the garment.
An open consumer movement
The tag
is the bug.
Clothing should not scratch, irritate or need surgery before it can be worn. We ask every clothing producer to stop sewing permanent labels against the skin.
The problem 01
A tiny label.
A massive irritation.
People cut them out. The sharp remainder scratches even more. Others live with itching, redness or sensory overload because basic product information was placed in the worst possible spot.
This is not a niche complaint. It is a solvable design decision. The technology already exists. What is missing is pressure to make tag-free construction the default.
The standard 02
Simple by definition
Nothing permanent
touching the skin.
Move it
Information placed where it cannot rub against the wearer.
Release it
A genuinely tear-away label that leaves no scratchy remainder.
Link it
A discreet code for extended product and recycling information.
TAGFREE ≠ NO INFORMATION. IT MEANS BETTER INFORMATION DESIGN.
Open logo kit 03
For labels and producers
Put the promise
on the product.
The No Tag on Skin logo is free to use on clothing, product pages and packaging when one simple condition is met: no permanent label touches the wearer’s skin.
PNG · TransparentFull-colour master · 1254 × 1254 px↓
PNG · Dark backgroundReady for light layouts · 1254 × 1254 px↓
WebP · TransparentOptimised for websites and product pages↓
JPG · Warm whiteEasy preview and office use↓
Use it honestly.
Keep the artwork intact. Do not use it where a sewn-in label can touch the skin, and do not suggest certification or endorsement by TagFree.
Take action 04
To every clothing brand
Design the tag out.
We are asking you to adopt one clear product rule:
No permanent label should touch the wearer’s skin.
Publish your commitment. Change the specification you send to manufacturers. Make tag-free construction visible in product descriptions. Give customers comfort without scissors.
Not a product.
Not a trend.