US TFPIA and EU 1007/2011 label composer with live fiber, origin, care, and dealer checks.
This tool assists label composition. The seller remains responsible for product classification, legal wording, and market-specific compliance.
Accurate fiber composition disclosure is a strict legal requirement enforced by customs and consumer protection agencies globally. Tailored for fashion brands and importers, our textile fiber content label generator formats your material breakdowns to comply with the US TFPIA and EU Regulation 1007/2011. Easily compile exact fiber percentages, country of origin, and registered identification numbers.
Under US law, fibers present in amounts of 5% or more must be declared by their generic names. Fibers under 5% can be listed as 'Other Fiber,' unless they have functional significance, like spandex for elasticity.
A Registered Identification Number (RN) is issued by the FTC to US businesses that manufacture, import, or sell textile products. It can be used on labels instead of the full company name to satisfy the manufacturer identification requirement.
You must use the generic fiber name (e.g., elastane or spandex). You may place a registered trade name alongside the generic name, but the generic term is legally required.
Linings that provide warmth must be labeled separately. Trims, bindings, and small details that do not exceed 15% of the surface area are generally exempt from the fiber percentage calculation.