noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no', noun
tagged; with a price tag
Literally means having a tag or label attached, especially a price tag. Often used in the phrase 札付きの品.
この店の商品はすべて札付きです。
All items in this store have price tags.
noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no', noun
Figurative use: someone or something with a well-known bad reputation, as if labeled. Commonly used for people with a criminal record or a bad habit.
彼は札付きのワルだ。
He is a notorious troublemaker.
あの店は札付きのぼったくりバーだ。
That place is an infamous rip-off bar.
悪名高い is a more formal adjective meaning 'infamous' or 'of ill repute', while 札付き is a noun/no-adjective with a colloquial, label-like nuance.
Compound of 札 (ふだ, 'tag, label') and 付き (つき, 'attached'). The figurative sense developed from the idea of being labeled with a bad reputation.