US Textile And Garment Labels Must Be Marked In English.

Yesterday, the Zhongshan inspection and Quarantine Bureau learned that recently, the US textile fiber product identification law and the wool product labelling act have issued new regulations. Imported Textiles or clothing must be marked or added. Label The labels must be in English and must conform to the relevant rules.

Reporters learned that the new rules stipulate: Yes. fibre The labels of ingredients must be made of non trademark fiber names and should be arranged in order of weight according to the percentage of weight. Fiber names can be used by the Federal Trade Commission or the International Standardization Organization for approval of fiber names; brand names can be used together with non trademark fiber names; fiber components can be marked on the back of the label, but the information must be readily available; fiber less than 5% of total fiber weight should not be identified by name, but should be listed as other fibers, except wool or regenerated wool and fibers with special functions.

With regard to the origin labels of products, the United States stipulates that unless there are precedents to allow other markings, all garments must be marked with labels.

In addition, Made in or Product of must be added to the name of origin before the buyer can see clearly, so as not to be misled.

Of course, the United States also agreed to accept the direct signs of screen printing directly on the cloth inside the neckline of the garment under certain circumstances. In addition, double sided clothing is also exempt from collar label requirements.

For example, a women's short vest with double sides can be attached to the underside seam of the vest and permanently washed, and the ribbon label fastened to the neckline.