GARMENT LABELING

What is the main purpose of a care label on a garment?

• To advertise the brand

• To provide care instructions for the garment

• To describe the fabric color

• To show the price

Which of the following is commonly included on a care label?

• Fabric composition

• Manufacturing cost

• Store location

• Expiration date

What does a label with "Machine wash cold, tumble dry low" mean?

• The garment should be dry cleaned.

• The garment should be washed by hand.

• The garment can be machine-washed in cold water and dried on low heat.

• The garment should not be washed.

A label states "100% cotton." What does this mean?

• The garment is made of mixed fibers.

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  The garment is made entirely of cotton.

• The garment contains some synthetic fibers.

• The garment should be dry cleaned only.

Which label indicates the country where the garment was made?

• Brand label

• Size label

• Manufacturer label

• Care label

What type of label shows the size of the garment?

• Brand label

• Care label

• Size label

• Manufacturer label

A label states "Do not bleach." What could happen if you ignore this instruction?

• The garment might shrink.

• The garment might lose its color or get damaged.

• The garment will soften.

• The garment will dry faster.

Which type of label includes the brand name and logo?

• Size label

• Manufacturer label

• Brand label

• Care Label

Why is it important to follow the care instructions on a garment label?

• To preserve the quality and longevity of the garment

• To avoid losing the garment

• To keep the garment smelling fresh

• To increase the garment’s price

A garment label includes the statement "Made in the Philippines." What type of label is this?

• Care label

• Manufacturer label

• Brand label

• Size label