unbranded

[ uhn-bran-did ]

adjective

1. not branded or marked to show ownership:

   an unbranded calf.

2. Commerce. carrying no brand or trademark of a manufacturer:

   unbranded canned foods.

Word History and Origins

Origin of unbranded¹

First recorded in 1635–45; un- ¹ + brand + -ed ², -ed ³

Example Sentences

In pursuit of cheaper alternatives, consumers become more open to trying private-label or store-brand products, discounted brands and generic or unbranded options.

From Salon

A badging factory which was creating fake designer logos to fix on unbranded clothing has been raided by police.

From BBC

This is because Uefa insist that only "clean", unbranded stadiums can host European Championship matches - so the Principality Stadium will be called the National Stadium of Wales.

From BBC

With the price of an embroidered polo shirt at £12, Mhairi says she can buy eight unbranded ones for the same price.

From BBC

The Danish company said it would also reduce the wholesale price of unbranded biologics to match its branded products.

From Washington Post