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Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — 30
30 (1) A percentage by mass shown in a label or any advertisement for any of the following fibres shall not exceed or fall short of the actual percentage by mass of the fibre or any constituent or component of the fibre by more than five per cent: (a) a textile fibre; (b) a constituent of a biconstituent or multiconstituent fibre; or (c) a component of a grafted textile fibre. (2) The tolerance established by subsection (1) in respect of a textile fibre does not apply (a) where only one textile fibre constitutes the textile fibre content of a textile fibre product or a part thereof; or (b) where the textile fibre content is a blend of two or more of commercial down, commercial landfowl feather or commercial waterfowl feather. SOR/79-79, s. 6; SOR/87-247, s. 11; SOR/90-78, s. 2; SOR/96-92, s. 3
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — 31
31 The textile fibre content of a consumer textile article or constituent part shall be shown in the following manner: (a) subject to section 32, each textile fibre that is present in the article or constituent part in an amount of five per cent or more by mass shall be shown (i) by its generic name, (ii) subject to section 31.1, in order of predominance by mass, and (iii) subject to paragraph (d), section 31.01 and subsection 34(2), with the amount in which it is present preceding or immediately following the generic name of the fibre; (b) subject to paragraphs (c) and (d), each textile fibre that is present in the article or constituent part in an amount less than five per cent by mass shall be shown (i) in the following manner, namely, (A) as “other fibre”, (B) immediately after the fibre or fibres shown in accordance with paragraph (a), and (C) subject to subsection 34(2), with the amount in which it is present immediately preceding or following the words “other fibre”, or (ii) as prescribed in paragraph (a); (c) where there is more than one textile fibre present in the article or constituent part in an amount less than five per cent by mass, all such fibres that are not shown in a manner described in paragraph (a) shall be shown in the aggregate as “other fibres” (i) immediately after the fibre or fibres shown in accordance with paragraph (a), and (ii) subject to section 31.01 and subsection 34(2), with the aggregate amount immediately preceding or following the words “other fibres”; and (d) where the article or constituent part contains, as an integral part, ornamentation, an elastic yarn or a reinforcement yarn that comprises less than five per cent by mass of the article or constituent part, the textile fibre content of the article or constituent part may be shown exclusive of ornamentation, elastic yarn or reinforcement yarn if (i) the percentage by mass of each textile fibre present in the article or constituent part that is not part of the ornamentation, elastic yarn or reinforcement yarn is increased proportionately so that the total percentage of all such fibres equals 100 per cent, and (ii) the words “exclusive of ornamentation”, “exclusive of elastic” or “exclusive of reinforcement”, as the case may be, are shown immediately after the percentage of fibres referred to in subparagraph (i). (e) [Revoked, SOR/91-477, s. 3] SOR/79-656, s. 3; SOR/80-354, s. 1; SOR/87-247, s. 11; SOR/91-477, s. 3; SOR/2018-253, s. 4(F)
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — 31.01
31.01 Where the textile fibre content of a consumer textile article or a constituent part is known and the percentage of each fibre is practicably undeterminable because the article or constituent part is made in whole or in part from miscellaneous or mixed fibres, yarns or fabrics, subparagraph 31(a)(iii), clause 31(b)(i)(C) and subparagraph 31(c)(ii) do not apply with respect to the undeterminable percentages if the following are shown: (a) the presence of miscellaneous or mixed fibres, yarns or fabrics; (b) the aggregate amount in which such fibres, yarns or fabrics are present in the article or constituent part; and (c) the generic name of each textile fibre that is present in the article or constituent part in an amount of five per cent or more by mass, in descending order of predominance. SOR/91-477, s. 4; SOR/92-586, s. 2
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — 31.1
31.1 Where a consumer textile article is included in Schedule III and the disclosure label consists of a pre-printed list of generic names of textile fibres in alphabetical order with blank spaces left for the insertion of the percentages by mass of the total fibre mass of the article, the percentages, once inserted, do not have to be in order of predominance by mass and subparagraph 31(a)(ii) does not apply; SOR/80-354, s. 2; SOR/87-247, s. 11
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — 32
32 Where the textile fibre content of a consumer textile article or a constituent part is in whole or in part unknown or practicably undeterminable, paragraph 31(a) does not apply with respect to the unknown or undeterminable fibres present in the article or constituent part if the following are shown: (a) the presence of unknown, undetermined, miscellaneous or mixed fibres; and (b) the aggregate amount in which such fibres are present in the article or constituent part. SOR/91-477, s. 5
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — 33
33 Where a textile fibre that is required by these Regulations to be shown by its generic name is a reclaimed fibre, the word “reclaimed”, “reprocessed” or “reused” shall be shown immediately preceding the generic name of the fibre.
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — 34
34 (1) Where a consumer textile article or a constituent part thereof described in paragraph 37(a) or (b) is made up of two or more sections, other than findings, that differ in textile fibre content, the textile fibre content of the article or constituent part shall be shown in the following manner: (a) each section shall be named or described separately; and (b) the textile fibre content of each section shall be shown separately and immediately following the name or description of the section. (2) Where a consumer textile article is a foundation garment and two or more of the sections of which the garment is made up differ in textile fibre content and contain rubber, spandex, anidex or other elastomer, the percentage by mass of each fibre present in such elastic sections is not required to be shown. SOR/91-477, s. 6
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — 35
35 (1) Subject to subsection (2), where a consumer textile article or constituent part thereof is, or is made of, a pile fabric that has a backing that differs in textile fibre content from the pile attached to it, the textile fibre content of the article or constituent part shall be shown in the following manner: (a) as set out in section 31; or (b) the textile fibre content of the pile attached to the backing shall be shown first, followed immediately by the textile fibre content of the backing, with a clear indication that, in the latter case, it is the textile fibre content of the backing that is being shown. (2) The textile fibre content of a consumer textile article that is a floor covering with a backing that differs in textile fibre content from the remainder of the article shall be shown (a) exclusive of the backing with a clear indication that the  textile fibre content of the pile, face or outer surface of the article is being shown exclusive of the backing; or (b) with the textile fibre content of the pile, face or outer surface of the article shown first, followed immediately by the textile fibre content of the backing, with a clear indication that, in the latter case, it is the textile fibre content of the backing that is being shown. (3) Where a consumer textile article or constituent part thereof is, or is made of, a coated or impregnated fabric that has a backing that differs in textile fibre content from the coating or impregnating compound, the textile fibre content of the article or part shall be shown in the following manner: (a) as set out in section 31; or (b) the textile fibre content of the coating or impregnator shall be shown first, followed immediately by the textile fibre content of the backing, with a clear indication that, in the latter case, it is the textile fibre content of the backing that is being shown. SOR/89-213, s. 1; SOR/96-92, s. 4
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — 36
36 (1) Where a consumer textile article contains trimming in an amount greater than 15 per cent of the total outer surface area of the article, the textile fibre content (a) of the article exclusive of such trimming and, where applicable, of any constituent part described in paragraph 37(a) or (b), or 38(1)(a) or (b) or any findings shall be shown; and (b) of the trimming shall be shown (i) separately from and in close proximity to the textile fibre content shown pursuant to paragraph (a), and (ii) with a clear indication that it is the textile fibre content of the trimming that is being shown. (2) The textile fibre content of a consumer textile article that contains trimming in an amount 15 per cent or less of the total outer surface area of the article shall be shown (a) exclusive of the trimming with a clear indication that the textile fibre content of the article is being shown exclusive of the trimming; or (b) as prescribed in subsection (1). SOR/87-247, s. 14
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — 37
37 Where a consumer textile article contains any of the following constituent parts: (a) a lining for warmth or a laminated or bonded lining, or (b) interlining, padding or filling for warmth the textile fibre content of such constituent part shall be shown (c) separately from and following the disclosure of the textile fibre content (i) of the article exclusive of such part, and (ii) where applicable, of any trimming, and (d) with a clear indication that it is the textile fibre content of the constituent part that is being shown.
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — 38
38 (1) Subject to subsection (2), where a consumer textile article contains a textile fibre product (a) as a filling for a purpose other than warmth, or (b) as stuffing, the textile fibre content of the filling or stuffing shall be shown (c) separately from and following the disclosure of the textile fibre content of the outer covering of the article and, where applicable, of any trimming; and (d) with a clear indication that it is the textile fibre content of the filling or stuffing that is being shown. (2) Where a consumer textile article that contains a textile fibre product described in paragraph (1)(a) or (b) is an article of upholstered furniture, a mattress, box spring, cushion, chair pad, pot holder, oven mitt, place mat or mattress protector, the textile fibre content of the filling or stuffing contained in the article is not required to be shown, but where any representation as to the textile fibre content is made, the textile fibre content of the filling or stuffing shall, subject to section 10, be shown in the manner prescribed in subsection (1). SOR/87-247, s. 15; SOR/94-247, s. 12
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — 38.1
38.1 (1) Where a consumer textile article consists wholly of plumage or contains plumage as a constituent part thereof and the plumage or part thereof does not comply with the description of down in paragraph 26(1)(c), the plumage or part thereof may be shown as down if it meets the composition requirements set out for commercial down in section 25. (2) Where the plumage in a consumer textile article (a) does not comply with the description of down in paragraph 26(1)(c) but meets the composition requirements set out for commercial down in section 25, and (b) has no added feather or other textile fibre, the disclosure label shall bear the following statement: “Note: This product contains an amount of feathers not exceeding that allowable by law.” (3) Where a consumer textile article consists wholly of plumage or contains plumage as a constituent part and the plumage does not comply with the description of feather in paragraph 26(1)(d), the plumage shall be shown as landfowl feather , waterfowl feather or “(name of the bird) feather” if it meets the applicable composition requirements set out for commercial landfowl feather or commercial waterfowl feather in section 25. SOR/79-79, s. 7; SOR/87-247, s. 16
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — “Note:
the disclosure label shall bear the following statement: “Note: This product contains an amount of feathers not exceeding that allowable by law.”
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — “Note:
“Note: This product contains an amount of feathers not exceeding that allowable by law.”
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — 39
39 Where a consumer textile article contains any findings, the textile fibre content (a) of the article shall be shown exclusive of the findings; and (b) of the findings may be shown if the findings are specified, and the textile fibre content is shown (i) separately from and following all disclosures as to textile fibre content required by these Regulations to be made, and (ii) with a clear indication that it is the textile fibre content of the findings that is being shown.
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — 40
40 (1) Subject to subsections (2) to (4), where a textile fibre is required by these Regulations to be shown by its generic name, the following may be shown with the fibre content disclosure for that textile fibre: (a) a trademark registered in Canada for that textile fibre or for the yarn or fabric containing that fibre; or (b) a descriptive term that is true in respect of that textile fibre or of the yarn or fabric containing that fibre. (2) Where a trademark is registered for a textile fibre or for a yarn or fabric containing textile fibres of the same generic name, the trademark must be shown immediately preceding or immediately following the generic name of the textile fibre or fibres. (3) Where a trademark registered for a biconstituent, multiconstituent or grafted textile fibre, or a yarn or fabric, is associated with more than one generic name, the trademark must be shown immediately preceding or immediately following the textile fibre content disclosure. (4) The type in which a trademark or descriptive term is shown shall not be larger or more prominent than the type in which the generic name of a textile fibre is shown. SOR/87-247, s. 17; SOR/94-247, s. 14 2014, c. 20, s. 366(E)
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — 41
41 The use of the word (a) “all” or “pure” in conjunction with the name of a textile fibre to describe a consumer textile article, a constituent part thereof or any other textile fibre product that contains a textile fibre other than the textile fibre named, unless such use is permitted by subsection 29(2), or (b) “virgin” or “new” to describe a textile fibre that has been reclaimed, (c) and (d) [Revoked, SOR/94-247, s. 15] shall be deemed, unless the contrary is proven, to constitute a false or misleading representation. SOR/78-791, s. 3; SOR/79-656, s. 4; SOR/94-247, s. 15
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — 42
42 The use of the expression (a) “hand-knitted”, “hand-crafted” or “hand-framed” to describe a textile fibre product that has been, in whole or in part, knitted by a device or a machine that was not wholly manually or pedally operated, (b) “hand-spun”, “hand-woven” or “hand-crafted” to describe a textile fibre product that has been, in whole or in part, spun or woven by a device or machine that was not wholly manually or pedally operated, or (c) “hand-printed” or “hand-crafted” to describe a textile fibre product that has been printed by means other than manually-operated screens, stencils or blocks shall be deemed, unless the contrary is proven, to constitute a false or misleading representation.
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — 43
43 The use of the linear measurements of a textile fibre product that has been cut to make a consumer textile article as the dimensions of the finished article shall be deemed, unless the contrary is proven, to constitute a false or misleading representation.
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — 44
44 (1) The use of any expression, word, depiction or symbol that signifies or connotes fur, hair or wool, or an animal that bears fur, hair or wool, to describe, or otherwise in relation to, any textile fibre product that is not made of or does not contain such fur, hair or wool without qualifying or explanatory words that make it clear that the product is not made of or does not contain such fur, hair or wool shall be deemed, unless the contrary is proven, to constitute a false or misleading representation. (2) Subsection (1) applies (a) whether or not the textile fibre product or part thereof described in subsection (1) simulates fur, hair or wool; and (b) only where the fur, hair or wool signified is a fur, hair or wool that is used in or in place of textile fibre products of the same class or kind as the textile fibre product in respect of which the expression, word, depiction or symbol is used.
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — 45
45 The use of any expression, word, depiction or symbol that signifies or connotes a bird where the plumage referred to is not at least 90 per cent by weight from that bird shall be deemed, unless the contrary is proven, to constitute a false or misleading representation. SOR/79-79, s. 8
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — 46
46 Where an inspector detains textile fibre products or other things seized under section 10 of the Act, he may detain them in the building or place where they were seized or he may direct their removal to any other place he considers suitable. SOR/82-722, s. 1
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — 1
The following consumer textile articles are prescribed for the purposes of paragraph 3(a) of the Act: 1 Subject to Schedule II, consumer textile articles worn by or carried on a person, including wigs, toupees, switches and other pieces for the head. 2 Floor coverings. 3 Outer coverings of upholstered furniture, mattresses, box-springs, cushions, chair pads, oven mitts, pot holders, place mats and mattress protectors. 4 Slip covers, throws and other covers for (a) furniture; (b) appliances; (c) bathroom fixtures; or (d) automobile seats. 5 Covers and pads for ironing boards or sleeve boards. 6 Draperies, drapery liners and curtains. 7 Table cloths and covers, silence cloths, place mats, napkins, doilies, furniture scarves and antimaccassars. 8 Towels, wash cloths and dish cloths. 9 Afghans, sleeping bags and all consumer textile articles, including pillows, that are for use on beds. 10 Piece goods including narrow fabrics, yarns, threads,  ropes, and batting and other consumer textile articles used for stuffing, filling or padding. 11 Umbrellas and parasols. 12 Tents and tent flys. 13 Bed canopies.
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — 1
1 Subject to Schedule II, consumer textile articles worn by or carried on a person, including wigs, toupees, switches and other pieces for the head.
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — 3
3 Outer coverings of upholstered furniture, mattresses, box-springs, cushions, chair pads, oven mitts, pot holders, place mats and mattress protectors.
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — 4
4 Slip covers, throws and other covers for (a) furniture; (b) appliances; (c) bathroom fixtures; or (d) automobile seats.
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — 5
5 Covers and pads for ironing boards or sleeve boards.
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — 6
6 Draperies, drapery liners and curtains.
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — 7
7 Table cloths and covers, silence cloths, place mats, napkins, doilies, furniture scarves and antimaccassars.
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — 9
9 Afghans, sleeping bags and all consumer textile articles, including pillows, that are for use on beds.
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — 10
10 Piece goods including narrow fabrics, yarns, threads,  ropes, and batting and other consumer textile articles used for stuffing, filling or padding.
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — 1
The following consumer textile articles are exempt from section 3 of the Act: 1 Articles that are intended for a one-time use only. 2 Any of the following articles that have incorporated in them a textile fibre product: (a) overshoes, boots, shoes, indoor slippers, footwear liners and insoles; (b) handbags, luggage, carrying cases and brushes; (c) toys, ornaments, pictures, lamp shades, tapestries, wall hangings, wall coverings, room dividers, screens, book covers, book marks, gift wrap, flags and pennants; (d) sports and games equipment other than sport garments; (e) lawn and beach furniture, including lawn and beach umbrellas and parasols and hammocks; (f) playpens, crib-pens, strollers, jumpers, walkers and car seats for infants or children; (g) labels, adhesive tapes and sheets, cleaning cloths and wipers, therapeutic devices and heating pads; (h) pet accessories; and (i) musical instruments and accessories. 3 Belts, suspenders, arm bands, garters, sanitary belts and bandages. 4 [Revoked, SOR/94-247, s. 19] 5 Consumer textile articles in which any textile fibre product that is present serves (a) a purpose that is served in consumer textile articles by findings, or a purpose analogous thereto; or (b) as filling or stuffing. 6 Straw or felt headwear, padding or helmets worn in sports, curler head covers, hair nets and shower caps. 7 Carpet underpadding. 8 Non-fibrous materials that do not have a fabric support, including films and foams. 9 Household twine, string, craft ribbon not intended to be used in the construction of prescribed consumer textile articles, baler twine, binder twine and gift wrap ribbon.
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — 1
1 Articles that are intended for a one-time use only.
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — 2
2 Any of the following articles that have incorporated in them a textile fibre product: (a) overshoes, boots, shoes, indoor slippers, footwear liners and insoles; (b) handbags, luggage, carrying cases and brushes; (c) toys, ornaments, pictures, lamp shades, tapestries, wall hangings, wall coverings, room dividers, screens, book covers, book marks, gift wrap, flags and pennants; (d) sports and games equipment other than sport garments; (e) lawn and beach furniture, including lawn and beach umbrellas and parasols and hammocks; (f) playpens, crib-pens, strollers, jumpers, walkers and car seats for infants or children; (g) labels, adhesive tapes and sheets, cleaning cloths and wipers, therapeutic devices and heating pads; (h) pet accessories; and (i) musical instruments and accessories.
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — (a)
(a) overshoes, boots, shoes, indoor slippers, footwear liners and insoles;
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — (b)
(b) handbags, luggage, carrying cases and brushes;
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — (c)
(c) toys, ornaments, pictures, lamp shades, tapestries, wall hangings, wall coverings, room dividers, screens, book covers, book marks, gift wrap, flags and pennants;
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — (d)
(d) sports and games equipment other than sport garments;
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — (e)
(e) lawn and beach furniture, including lawn and beach umbrellas and parasols and hammocks;
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — (f)
(f) playpens, crib-pens, strollers, jumpers, walkers and car seats for infants or children;
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — (g)
(g) labels, adhesive tapes and sheets, cleaning cloths and wipers, therapeutic devices and heating pads;
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — (i)
(i) musical instruments and accessories.
Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations — 3
3 Belts, suspenders, arm bands, garters, sanitary belts and bandages.