Which items must be identified on textile labels?

• A. The generic names and percentages by weight of each fiber, the name under which the manufacturer or other responsible party does business or RN number, and the country of processing or manufacture.
• B. The color, price, size, and brand name.
• C. The fiber length, weight, and care symbol.
• D. The material's allergen status and country of origin only.

Answer: (A)

Textile labeling rules require three essential pieces of information: the fiber content described in generic fiber names with the percentage by weight of each fiber, the identity of the manufacturer or other party responsible for the product (often shown by name or RN number), and the country of origin (where the product was processed or manufactured). This combination lets you know what the garment is made of, who is responsible for it, and where it came from. Other details like color, price, size, or brand aren’t mandatory on these labels, and information such as fiber length or allergen status isn’t required in the standard label. Care instructions are governed by a separate care labeling rule.