# RFID on Clothes: Revolutionizing Fashion and Functionality ## What is RFID on Clothes? **RFID on clothes** refers to the integration of Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) technology into garments and apparel. This involves embedding small RFID tags—tiny chips with antennas—into clothing labels, seams, or fabrics. These tags store unique digital data that can be wirelessly read by RFID readers, enabling a wide range of applications from inventory management to interactive customer experiences. From my personal experience working in retail tech, I've seen firsthand how **RFID on clothes** transforms operations. The ability to instantly scan an entire rack of garments without line-of-sight, compared to manual barcode checks, felt like a leap into the future. This skill in implementing RFID solutions became a valuable asset in my career. ## Technical Specifications of RFID Tags for Clothing When considering **RFID on clothes**, understanding the technical specifications of the tags is crucial. Here are detailed parameters for a common UHF RFID inlay used in apparel: * **Chip Model:** Impinj Monza R6-P * **Chip Code:** EPC Gen 2v2 compliant, 96-bit to 480-bit EPC memory, 64-bit Unique TID * **Frequency:** 860 MHz - 960 MHz (UHF) * **Read Range:** Up to 10 meters (depending on reader and environment) * **Size:** 96mm x 16mm (typical label size); Chip itself is <1mm² * **Substrate:** Flexible woven or polyester label material * **Data Retention:** Over 50 years * **Rewrite Cycles:** Minimum 100,000 cycles * **Operating Temperature:** -25°C to +70°C * **Wash/Dry Durability:** Specifically designed tags can withstand over 50+ industrial wash cycles. > **Important Note:** The above technical parameters are for reference data. Specific requirements for material compatibility, read performance, and durability must be tailored. For precise specifications and testing, please contact our backend management team. ## Applications and Benefits of RFID in the Apparel Industry ### 1. Retail Inventory and