Luxury Labels Are Sticking Microchips Inside Your Clothes By Christine Nguyen and Cait Munro High-end brands like Ferragamo, Burberry, and Moncler are inserting radio frequency identification (RFID) chips into garments and accessories to combat the counterfeit industry. It’s just one small step against a bloated, $461 billion industry, but a world without knockoffs is a world we’d sure like to inhabit. Read More Tags: original video luxury labels knockoffs counterfeits More July 13, 2016 Watch Now The 100-Year-Old Hidden Castle Tower in NYC Where AMC’s CEO Lets Down His Hair Inside a Design Icon’s Colonial Castle Where Snow White’s Dwarfs May Have Died This Artist Bends Neon Into Life-Size Sculptures of Wicked Women This Japanese Artist’s Rope-Bondage Performance Straddles S&M and Art This Artist Stocked an Entire Supermarket With 31,000 Felt Sculptures Inside Aelfie’s Eclectic Williamsburg Loft The Horniest Vibrator Scenes From Film and TV If You Like Black, White, and Minimalism, You’ll Love this Tribeca Loft This Artist’s Giant Yarn Sculptures Explode With Color This Artist Sculpts Human & Animal Blood Into Striking Works of Art How Likely Are You to Get Skin Cancer? The Most Important Thing to Pack for Labor Day Interior Lives: This Upper East Side Apartment Is a Living Work of Art How Parkland Survivors and Chicago Youth Are Uniting to End Gun Violence What It’s Like: My 30-Year Struggle With Antidepressants Do You Have What It Takes to Be a Lobster Lady? 6 Moms on Motherhood Through the Years The Grimes Guide to Space Travel How We Made Our Own CGI Influencer in 48 Hours Milena and the Technicolor Dog Coat Luxury Labels Sticking Microchips Inside Clothes