Luggage tag suture assemblies and related surgical techniques

Methods of repairing tissue include obtaining a suture including a first end defining an opening and a second end capable of passing through the opening; passing the first end through the tissue at a first location; passing the second end through the tissue at a second location; forming a luggage tag configuration by passing the second end through the first end; and securing the luggage tag configuration against the tissue. In some examples, the suture is a continuous closed loop, and in others the suture has a barbell configuration, with a linear central portion and a loop at each end. In still examples, the suture has a loop at one end and a tail at the other. The suture may be used without an anchor or may be part of a suture assembly including a suture anchor and, optionally, at least one other suture.