NFC Enabled Hoodies, T-shirts, and Apparel With You're Business Information INSIDE The Clothing?!?!?

[@ludwigryan69]

This concept has been a huge success!! Just the "cool" factor is gaining small businesses many more customer contacts!

[@threadchemistry]

We're still offering free NFC tag customization of your choice, OR a 15 minute tutorial on how to write them yourself so you can decide what you would like to write to the tags as you sell!! [e-mail]

[@gman7865]

Very cool technology with endless possibilities!

[@threadchemistry]

Absolutely Jake. You're 100% right. The only real thing limiting us with these NFC tags is our imagination. Haha. Thanks man!

[@pinkrabbit37]

Very interested.

[@jaredgomez5690]

Hell yea man! Keep doing big things! Youve came along way!

[@threadchemistry]

Hey Jared!! Thanks buddy! Appreciate ya! Hope you can tune in on occasion and give some of us some help in your field of expertise!! I know you're about as dedicated to your work as I am.... and dang good at it too!! Hope to see you back soon. Thanks again buddy!

[@misplacedmoralsclothingcom1509]

Amazing!!! This is so cool!!

[@threadchemistry]

Yes! Thank you!! Hit me up if you'd like some!

[@renaerenaethebiohacker3628]

That is soo cool. I would love that in my company apparel.💪🥰

[@threadchemistry]

Give us a shout and we'll get you set up Renae!

[@gilbertoponce2871]

If I already have the hats made how can we go about getting these tags?

[@threadchemistry]

I have them for sale. If you look through my videos there's actually an updated video to this. I now have heat transfer tags. Let me know if you are interested. You can email me anytime.

[@JennyWang01]

How hard is it to stitch a NFC into an already made piece of clothing (like a secondhand piece)

[@threadchemistry]

If you have any experience in sewing/embroidery, very easy. Are you good with a needle & Thread?

[@JennyWang01]

@@threadchemistry what about an accessory like a scarf or leather purse? And for clothing how do you make it non obvious?

[@threadchemistry]

Yes you could do all those. Absolutely. With apparel, I ask the customer. If they don't have a specific spot, then I recommend the sleeve or bottom side hem. There's going to be a stitch line if you sew it in. No getting around that. But place it somewhere less noticeable, or for some local brands I do them for I put their sleeve logo patch over it, or even put that anywhere to cover the obvious stitches. Or on the back below the color. That kind of resembles a sizing tag stitch.. I have a few other tricks, but just make it your own. Get creative. Think outside the box.. Even if you don't have any of these options, a very small square stitch out is very hard to spot regardless. The concept and "water cooler" talk interest is much greater than a couple stitches.. ))

[@JennyWang01]

@@threadchemistry amazing!! What about leather bags/purses?

[@gman7865]

👍🏻

[@threadchemistry]

Thank you sir!

[@charliesears7971]

I'm going to email you later today to get a couple quotes if that's cool with you Ryan.

[@threadchemistry]

Absolutely Charlie! We can get you set up. I look forward to your email!