clothtag
nounUK /ˈklɒθtæɡ/
US /ˈklɔːθtæɡ/
A small label sewn onto clothes that tells you about them.
She checked the clothtag to see how to wash her new sweater.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A tag attached to a piece of cloth or fabric for identification.
The museum pinned a clothtag to each historical costume.
3. A digital label used to mark and organize cloth items in an inventory system.
The warehouse worker scanned the clothtag before storing the fabric roll.
4. A small fabric marker used in sewing to identify a piece of material.
He wrote his name on the clothtag so his sewing project wouldn't get mixed up.