Are pillow tags illegal to remove?

Removing the tag after purchase won’t void your warranty or break any laws, but it’s a good idea to keep it for reference if you want to know the care instructions or materials later on.

⚠️ When Should You Keep the Tags?

• If you’re worried about warranty claims, some manufacturers ask that the tag remains attached as proof of authenticity.
• If you plan to resell the pillow or mattress, keeping the tag helps verify the product’s details for the buyer.
• For allergy or health reasons, the tags can provide crucial info about materials used.

🧼 Tips for Dealing with Itchy or Uncomfortable Tags

If you want to keep the tag but avoid discomfort:

• Cover it with a small piece of soft fabric or medical tape
• Use scissors carefully to cut just the edges if allowed by warranty
• Replace the pillowcase with one that fully covers the tag area

📝 Final Thoughts

Pillow and mattress tags are designed to protect you as a buyer — but once you own the product, you are not breaking any laws by removing them.

That said, it’s helpful to keep the tags until you’re familiar with the product care instructions and materials.

So next time you see that warning, remember: it’s there to protect consumers before the sale, not to trap you afterward!

Would you like tips on how to remove pillow tags safely or alternatives to itchy tags? Just let me know!