In this webinar, we will explore these regulations in detail, including labelling requirements, tolerance limits, applicable test methods and common compliance challenges. Through practical examples and real-world case studies, participants will gain a clear understanding of fibre labelling rules across different textile product categories and how to ensure compliance with EU market requirements.
Like many global markets, the European Union (EU) has specific textile labelling requirements covering fibre composition, care instructions, size designation, country of origin and manufacturing information. All textile products placed on the EU market – whether manufactured locally, imported, advertised or sold – must comply with these requirements.
Among the key regulations, EU Regulation 1007/2011 governs fibre composition labelling, ensuring consumers receive accurate information about the material content of textile products. In addition, ISO 3758 establishes internationally recognized care symbols and care labelling requirements, providing guidance on textile care processes and highlighting procedures that may damage a garment.
Highlights:
- EU Regulation 1007/2011 fibre content requirements
- Mandatory fibre labelling rules and tolerance limits
- Care label symbols and ISO 3758 guidance
- Labelling requirements for bamboo and specialty fibres
- Common compliance mistakes and how to avoid them
- Practical examples across different textile product categories
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