From logo labels and hang tags to care/content labels and price tickets, we develop, produce and distribute worldwide.
Progressive Label is an AIMS360 partner in Los Angeles that develops, produces and distributes the trim a consumer brand puts on a garment: logo labels, hang tags, care and content labels, price tickets and RFID tags. For AIMS360 brands the tickets and tags are produced from the UPCs AIMS360 holds against each style, color and size.
Progressive Label makes the branded and compliance trim on a garment: logo labels, hang tags, care and content labels, and price tickets. It develops, produces and distributes them worldwide. For brands on AIMS360 it also encodes RFID tags from the UPCs held in AIMS360, so the tag and ticket on the garment match the barcode the retailer's EDI purchase order, ASN and invoice carry.
Retailers check the ticket against the order. A UPC that differs between the hang tag, the carton label and the 856 ASN is a chargeback waiting to happen. Producing tickets and tags from the same product record that runs the EDI documents removes that mismatch at the source.
AIMS360 keeps one UPC per style, color and size on the style record, with the description and the retail price. That is the data an RFID tag and a price ticket need. Progressive Label encodes the tag and prints the ticket from it, which is how a brand meets a retailer RFID program without re-keying product data into a second system.
The mechanics of GTIN to EPC encoding, the retailer programs we track and how store and warehouse reads reconcile to the AIMS360 stock record are on the barcodes and RFID page.
Styles, colors and sizes are set up once, each with its own UPC. See style, color and size management.
The UPC, description and retail price for the styles being produced go to Progressive Label, which encodes the RFID tags and prints the tickets and labels.
Labels, hang tags and tags are applied at the factory or in the warehouse. The garment now carries the same UPC the retailer ordered against.
AIMS360 prints the GS1-128 carton labels, builds the 856 ASN from the packed cartons and generates the 810 invoice from the same shipment.
Logo labels, hang tags, care and content labels, price tickets and RFID tags. Progressive Label develops, produces and distributes them worldwide from Los Angeles, and it is a listed AIMS360 partner.
AIMS360 holds one UPC for every style, color and size on the style record, along with the description and retail price. Progressive Label encodes the RFID tag and prints the ticket from that data, so the tag on the garment carries the same UPC the retailer's purchase order, ASN and invoice carry. Read how the tag data is built on the barcodes and RFID page.
AIMS360 is the system of record for the product data a tag needs, the UPC per size, the description and the price, and it also prints the GS1-128 carton labels for retailer shipments. Item level RFID tags are encoded and printed by a tag partner such as Progressive Label from the AIMS360 product data.
Walmart, Target, Macy's, Nordstrom and Dillard's run RFID programs for apparel and other categories. The requirement that applies to you is the one in your retailer's vendor guide, and AIMS360 keeps the UPC and tag data for each retailer in one place. The RFID page lists the programs we track.
UPCs, tickets, RFID tags, carton labels and EDI documents all built from the same AIMS360 style record. Ask us how Progressive Label fits your retailer requirements.
