EAS hard tag placement reference

The placement of EAS hard tags is crucial to effectively prevent theft of goods and not affect the customer experience. The following are some references for the placement of EAS hard tags for common types of goods:

1. Clothing

Shirts, coats, jackets: usually placed on the collar, cuffs or underarms, which are not easy to see and do not affect the try-on.

Pants and jeans: The hard tags can be placed in the belt area, near the trouser pockets or inside the trouser legs.

Skirts and dresses: suitable for placing on the waistline or hem.

2. Footwear

Sneakers, leather shoes: place the hard tags near the shoelace holes or on the inside of the shoe tongue.

Boots: can be placed on the inside of the boot shaft or on the upper.

3. Accessories

Hats and scarves: The hard tags can be placed on the lining of the hat or one end of the scarf.

Handbags and wallets: generally placed in the pocket inside the handbag or in the interlayer of the wallet.

4. Electronic products

Mobile phones and tablets: The hard tags are usually placed on the seal of the packaging box or on the back of the device.

Headphones and other small electronic devices: The hard label can be attached to the product packaging or directly to the device.

5. Books and stationery

Books: The hard label can be placed on the inside of the back cover of the book or in a low-profile position on the inner page.

Stationery: It is suitable to place the hard label inside the packaging bag or pencil case.

6. Cosmetics

Bottled cosmetics: The hard label can be placed on the bottle cap or bottle.

Cosmetic packaging box: The hard label can be attached to the seal of the packaging box.

7. Food

High-value food (such as coffee, alcohol): The hard label can be placed on the packaging box or bottle.

General principles for placement:

Concealment: Try to place it in a position that is not easily visible to customers and does not affect the appearance of the product.

Safety: Select a sturdy part to ensure that the label is not easily removed.

No impact on use: Ensure that the label does not affect the use or trial experience of the product.

Uniform standards: Labels of similar products should be placed in similar positions to facilitate employee operation and inspection.

Through reasonable placement, the anti-theft effect of EAS hard labels can be maximized while ensuring that the customer's shopping experience is not negatively affected.