tradelabel
nounUK /ˈtreɪdˌleɪbl/
US /ˈtreɪdˌleɪbl/
A tradelabel is a small tag on a product that shows its brand or maker.
The shirt had a tradelabel sewn inside the collar.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A label used to identify goods for buying and selling.
Each crate carried a tradelabel so buyers knew where it came from.
3. A brand name printed on packaging to help customers recognize a product.
The cereal box showed a familiar tradelabel on the front.
4. A mark or sticker that shows a product passed a trade standard.
The tradelabel on the box proved the goods were approved for export.