Target All In Motion Polo Receipt Example
This receipt shows a single activewear purchase from Target's own All In Motion brand — a men's polo shirt. It demonstrates how Target formats clothing items on receipts, including the product name, brand, color, and size all within the ALL CAPS description. Clothing receipts are typically shorter since apparel items have concise descriptions compared to electronics or household products.
Receipt Breakdown
What Makes This Receipt Realistic
- • Target-exclusive brand (All In Motion) included in product description
- • Color (Green) and size (L) specified on the same line
- • Concise single-line product description typical of clothing items
- • Single-item purchase common for apparel shopping
- • Standard tax rate applied — clothing is taxable in most states
- • Same receipt header, footer, and barcode format as all other Target receipts
Frequently Asked Questions
How does Target list clothing items on receipts?
Clothing items appear in ALL CAPS with the product name, brand, color, and size on one line. For example: MEN'S JACQUARD POLO SHIRT - ALL IN MOTION GREEN L. Unlike electronics or household items, clothing descriptions are usually short enough to fit on one or two lines.
Is clothing taxable at Target?
In most US states, yes. However, some states exempt clothing from sales tax entirely — including Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Minnesota, and parts of New York. Our generator lets you set the exact tax rate for your state, including 0% for tax-exempt clothing states.
What Target clothing brands can I put on a receipt?
Any brand sold at Target. Target-exclusive brands include All In Motion (activewear), A New Day (women's), Universal Thread (denim and casual), Goodfellow & Co (men's), Cat & Jack (kids), Wild Fable (trend), and Original Use (streetwear). National brands like Nike, Levi's, and Champion are also available.