Which are the four facets of textile labeling?

• A. Fiber content, country of origin, manufacturer or dealer identity and care instructions
• B. Fiber color, weight, price, and origin
• C. Fiber content, country of origin, RN number, and size
• D. Fiber length, care instructions, price, and brand name

Answer: (A)

The four facets of textile labeling are fiber content, country of origin, manufacturer or dealer identity, and care instructions. Fiber content tells you exactly what fibers the fabric is made from, which affects texture, durability, and how to care for it. Country of origin indicates where the product was produced, which can be important for quality expectations and trade information. Manufacturer or dealer identity shows who is responsible for the item, aiding accountability and returns. Care instructions guide how to wash, dry, and iron the fabric to prevent damage.

Other options mix in elements like color, weight, price, or size, which aren’t part of the standard four labeling facets. An RN or registration number can appear as a business identifier, but it’s not one of the core labeling facets.