Definition of hangtag
: a tag attached to an article of merchandise giving information about its material and proper care
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The collection has a specific logo and packaging, and Hilton’s name is on the hangtags but not on the back of the clothes.
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Prices vary: $20 for a Dwarf sticker; $35 for Disney X Coach poison apple hangtag, $95 for a T-shirt; $395 for a leather duffel bag; and $1,200 for a leather racer jacket.
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The faulty jeans have one of the following numbers printed at the top of the hangtag that came attached to the jeans: 205-03-1377 to 205-03-1392.
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All others can purchase a daily pass for $5 or a $10 annual hangtag.
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Complete with Heisenberg hangtags, the $180 shoes will be available online in limited numbers on Friday, March 24.
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The pair’s commitment to details (in May, Reynolds is moving to Milan for two months to complete work on the brand’s labels and hangtags) is what allows the collection’s more outlandish prints to not feel garish or overly fashionable.
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First Known Use of hangtag
1952
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