QR Code in Textiles

As every thread in the fabric is unique, and essential for  customers to know the proces it undergoes to maintain it's quality and uniqueness. 
As a manufacturer you are striving to ensure quality and genuine textiles to your customers, but fake brands and designs are undermining your efforts. With numerous unauthorized sellers,buyers have difficulty in differentiate between fake and genuine fabrics. 
As a weaver (manufacturer) it's your efforts to protect textile's integrity, but how are you going to? 👉 QR Code is the solution, and is being used to solve such problems in businesses and services.
 QR code?
A quick response QR code is a type of barcode that can be read easily by a digital device and which stores information as a series of pixels in a square-shaped grid. QR codes are frequently used to track information about products.
Benefits of QR code in Textiles:
1.QR codes can be used for product authentication, and to secure their products from counterfeiters.
2.QR codes give you a chance to intract with your customers instantly. For example, by placing the QR codes on different fabrics you enable them to get all the information about the sizes, colors, and options available to them.
3.As a brand, you need to be able to stand apart from your competitions, with QR codes you can tell your customers your products and services.
4.These QR codes work as an exceptional tool for getting direct feedback from your customers. By scanning the codes.
5.By using these QR codes, you can simply link your customers to your social media accounts.
6.QR code helps the customer  to view details such as: Handloom mark logo, Silk Mark, and Geographical Indications logo, which is woven into the fabric.
Methods of stopping counterfeits inTextiles: 
1.Bar Codes. Barcodes made using hologram, and promotional cards with uniqueness only present in original stores can be used to keep a product safe.
2.Unique Coupons.
Protected Labels And 3.Warranty Stickers.
4.Assessing The Holographs. 
5.Researching On The Authentication.
"They always say time changes things, but you actually have to change them yourself."
GaviRangappa S P
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