Beontag launches Fiberwave Soft RFID Label

Beontag launched Fiberwave Soft, a premium extra‑soft UHF RFID care label designed to be embedded directly into apparel. 

The innovation allows fashion, luxury, and premium brands to replace external adhesive tags or stiff woven labels with a fully seamless, textile‑integrated RFID solution, preserving the highest standards of softness, comfort, and garment finishing for both the brand and the consumer.  

The main goal of Fiberwave Soft is to reduce the gap between functionality and design, meeting fashion retail operations’ demand for discrete tags that don’t compromise garment finishing and quality presentation. 

Engineered with a proprietary ultra‑soft textile structure, the label feels indistinguishable from the garment itself, even when placed against the skin. It delivers accurate UHF RFID read range and reliability across the supply chain, from factory floor to point of sale and beyond.  

Fiberwave Soft is designed to fit into existing garment manufacturing processes with no major retooling. It can be fully customized in size, shape, print, and branding to meet the needs of demanding customers in the premium segment.  

While Fiberwave Soft leverages UHF RFID for high‑speed inventory management, loss prevention, and supply chain visibility, the label itself can also be printed with a serialized QR code. That QR code, when adopted, becomes the visual, consumer‑accessible carrier of the Digital Product Passport, linking to product origins, care instructions, repair information, and circularity data. 

This flexible dual‑layer approach means brands are not locked into a single architecture: they gain immediate RFID efficiency today, with the optional ability to add a DPP‑ready gateway.  

“Luxury and apparel brands should never have to decide between digital efficiency and physical comfort,” said Thiago Horta, VP of Digital Transformation Enablers at Beontag. “Fiberwave Soft embeds intelligence into the fabric itself, protecting both the brand’s quality image and the end‑consumer’s experience. It’s the new standard for discrete, high‑performance smart labels.”