RFID Clothing Button Tag - White Sew-On NFC Button

Introducing the RFID Clothing Button Tag, an innovative solution blending technology with fashion. Crafted from Unsaturated Polyester, this tag resembles a traditional clothing button and can be seamlessly sewn onto garments. Designed for versatility, it finds prime applications in laundry services, apparel retail, and garment production. By integrating RFID technology, it facilitates efficient tracking and management, revolutionizing inventory control and enhancing customer experience in the textile industry.

Technical Specifications

Diameter: 23mm

Color: Customizable

Read/Write Time: 1ms

Chip: Ntag213 (customizable)

Storage capacity: 180 bits

Writing Life: >10 0000 times

Power supply mode: passive card

Packaging Material: Unsaturated Polyester

Sensing distance: 2-10cm

Frequency: 13.56MHz

Usage times: >10 0000 times

Service life: >10 years

Operating temperature: -20 ℃ to 60 ℃

Installation method: sewing, button hole

High anti-interference: customizable anti-metal

Features: corrosion-resistant, waterproof, moisture-proof, wear-resistant

Applicable:Clothing cleaning, clothing Management mark

White Sew-on Button RFID Tag for Healthcare and Hospitality Textiles

Maintaining a pristine aesthetic in healthcare and hospitality uniforms is essential, and the White Sew-on Button RFID Tag is designed to blend naturally into these clean environments. Its pure white finish integrates smoothly with medical lab coats, chef jackets, and white linens, preserving a professional appearance while adding a reliable digital identity point. Inside this discreet button form is an RFID transponder engineered to tolerate high-temperature sterilization and demanding cleaning routines commonly required in hospitals and hotels, delivering tracking capability without altering the garment’s look or comfort.

UV-Stable Materials and Secure Sewing Options

Material selection focuses on high-grade, UV-stabilized plastic to help prevent yellowing over time, even under repeated exposure to detergents and bleach. The button is available in standard 2-hole and 4-hole configurations, allowing secure sewing attachment using familiar garment production methods. In facilities that already manage textile identification with sewn-in RFID Labels, the button format provides an additional option for uniforms and linens where a durable fastener-style tag fits the garment design better.

Automated Circulation Control and Hygiene Compliance Support

The tag supports automated textile circulation control by enabling fast identification of clean and soiled garments, reducing loss and helping staff access the right attire on time. Resistance to steam, pressure, and common wash chemicals contributes to a long service life, reducing replacement frequency. By automating identification, facilities can lower labor spent on manual sorting and counting while improving hygiene compliance through more consistent monitoring of wash-cycle histories. For controlled storage, transport, or staging areas where unintended reads must be minimized, RFID Blocking solutions can be used to manage read zones during handling.

Many organizations extend RFID beyond uniforms to other operational assets. For fleet and maintenance programs, RFID Tire Tags support durable identification in different environments, while security operations can use checkpoint identifiers such as ABS RFID Guard Patrol Tags to document patrol coverage and compliance.

FAQ

Q1: Will exposure to bleach cause the button to discolor?

A1: The button is made from UV-resistant, chemically stable materials designed to resist yellowing and fading even with regular exposure to industrial detergents and bleach.

Q2: Is this tag compatible with sterilization processes such as autoclaving?

A2: Yes. It is designed to withstand high humidity and elevated temperatures, supporting reliable performance after steam tunnels and autoclave-style sterilization.

Q3: Are there metal components that might interfere with MRI equipment?

A3: The tag includes an antenna structure. If strict MRI compatibility is required, it should be evaluated against the specific technical requirements and the product’s technical data sheet.

Q4: Does the white appearance limit its use to uniforms?

A4: No. While ideal for uniforms and linens, the discreet white finish can also suit white fashion garments where technology needs to remain visually unobtrusive.