The word 'engraved' keeps appearing in the product descriptions; what is engraved on them?
This question arises from readers who repeatedly encounter the same word while browsing through multiple products. They are unsure of how it differs from a print or a label.
It is the logo — the confirmed location is the closure zipper of the viscose blouson, and the same expression is repeated across multiple product descriptions.
As you read through the descriptions one by one, the same word keeps returning. Counting based on the 259 product descriptions collected so far, the word 'engraved' appears in 29 of them[1].
The product where what that word precisely refers to has been confirmed is the viscose blouson (beige). This garment opens and closes at the front with a 2-way zipper engraved with the logo[2]. A 2-way zipper refers to a structure that can be opened from both the top and bottom, allowing you to leave just the lower part slightly open when sitting down.
Engraving is a finish that leaves a shape by pressing, indenting, or carving into a metal or plastic surface, so unlike prints applied onto the surface, it does not easily rub off when touched by hand. hmmm, if a printed logo is a mark visible from the outside to others looking at the wearer, a logo engraved on a zipper is closer to a mark that reaches your fingertips first whenever you open and close it.
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