Can I remove the care label visible on the outside of the BUSTIER BRA TOP?

A care label refers to a small label attached to clothing that lists information such as material composition, washing instructions, and country of origin. Usually, it is attached in a hidden, inconspicuous spot like the inside of a side seam or the inside of the back neck, but on the BUSTIER BRA TOP from Low Tide, this label is exposed on the outside. Instead, it is sewn so that it can be easily torn off^[2].

Therefore, for this garment, the wearer chooses whether to wear it with the label attached or with it removed. If you decide to remove it, you only need to keep a few things in mind. Since the care instructions written on the label cannot be seen again once removed, it is better to take a photo in advance, and cutting the base with scissors may leave a stiff piece that could touch bare skin, so cutting only the sewing thread with a seam ripper or stitch picker is neater. When pulling the thread, it is best to unravel it slowly while checking that only the thread is caught, not the fabric.

On clothing that touches the body directly, like a bra top, a single label can affect how it feels against the skin. This single line is a finish left as a part that can be touched^[3].