Eco Mark Product Category No.144“Leather clothes, gloves and belts Version 1.7”
Certification Criteria- Applicable ScopeProducts having 60% (50% for gloves and mittens) or more of
their outer surface (surface area when the product is worn.
In the case of reversible product, area of both inner and outersurface) area made of leather defined in “3. Terminology”, andlisted in the Appendix 1 based on the Japan Standard
Commodity Classification. However, this shall not apply to any
product with fur
Attachment 1 (excerpt)

Middleclassification

Small classification
Outerwears
Wafuku (Japanese style apparel) (Haori, Obi)APPAREL

Headwears

APPARELACCESSORIES
SPORTING
AND
ATHLETIC
GOODS
Established
RevisedExpiration Date

Gloves and mittens
Neckwear (stoles, ties, etc.)
Belts for apparel, suspenders, hosearmbands,
Other apparel accessories (leggings)
Gloves(baseball,camping)

golf,

ski,

motorcycle,

supporters,

fishing,bicycle,Baseball mitts
July 1, 2010
August 1, 2024
June 30, 2027

Japan Environment Association
Eco Mark Office

NO TE: This do cument is a translatio n of the criteria written in Japane se .
eve nt of disp ute , the orig inal do cument sho uld be take n as autho ritative .

In the144V1 Criteria

Eco Mark Product Category No. 144“Leather clothes, gloves and belts Version1.7” Certification Criteria
Japan Environment Association
Eco Mark Office
1. Purpose of establishing criteria
Omitted.
2. Applicable scope
Products having 60% (50% for gloves and mittens) or more of their outersurface (surface area when the product is worn. In the case of reversible
product, area of both inner and outer surface) area made of leather definedin “3. Terminology”, and listed in the Appendix 1 based on the Japan
Standard Commodity Classification. However, this shall not apply to any
product with fur.
3. Terminology
Leather
Full grain
leather

Split leather

Eco-leather

Plastic
Polymer
Prescribed

Full grain leathers and split leathers.
Leathers having a full grain side, where hide crosssection structure (grain side layer, reticular layer)isnotdamaged,tanningisperformed,
finished/painted film has thickness of 0.15 mm or
less, and 70% or more of the cross section structure
is made of leathers.
Leathers that reuse leathers remaining on the flesh
side when the leathers are divided into lay ers. The
split leathers have undamaged leather fiber
structure (not fractured), have been tanned, andhave the finished/painted film having thickness of
0.15 mm or less, and 70% or more of the crosssection structure is made of leathers.
Leather materials that can meet certain standards
for hazardous substances, such as elution of heavy
metals, elution of formaldehyde, usage restrictions
on carcinogenic dyestuff, etc., and that are
identified as having less effect on the environment.
The Japan Eco Leather certification Label (JEL
label), SG label of Germany, Oeko -Tex Standard
100, EU eco-label criteria for footwear, etc. are
known.
Material composed of single or multiple polymers,
plus additives, fillers, etc. wh ich are added to thepolymer(s) to give specific characteristics
Macromolecules which are the main components ofplastic.
A material component added for the intended1

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constituent

purpose of giving certain characteristics to a
product. Impurities that are technically unavoidable
in the manufacturing process are not included.

4. Certification criteria and certification procedures
To show conformance to the individual criteria item, the respective
Attached Certificates shall be submitt ed.
In addition, for a leather material certified by JE L label, which isadministered

by

Japan

LeatherandLeather

Goods

Industries

Association, submission of a copy of a JE L label certificate can replace
the certification procedures of 4 -1. (1) to (7) below, among appropriate
reference items.
4-1. Environmental criteria and certification procedures(1) Leather material used for products shall be calf and cow leather, pig
leather, sheep leather, horse leather or goat leather, and at the sametime, by-products of meat (foods).
[Certification Criteria]
A certificate for material used that indicates the material used for the
product shall be submitted. In addition, for leather material, the raw
material certificate which tanners issue shall be submitted.
(2) Leather material shall be free of any abnormal smell such as mold, fish,
petroleum, aromatic substance, etc. “To be free of any abnormal smell”
means that the results of the odor test measured by a 5 -grade
functional panel method (German Industrial Standard DIN1 0955 or
Swiss National Standard SNV195651) shall be grade 3 or lower.
[Certification Criteria]
For the odor from leather materia l, test results by a third -party test
institute shall be submitted.
(3) The elusion of formaldehyde from leather material shall co nform to thereference values prescribed in Table 1 for each target.
Table 1 Elution standard of formaldehyde
Substance
Standard value
Formaldehyde

75mg/kg or less

[Certification Criteria]

2Test method
MHLW Ministerial
Ordinance No. 34
JIS L1041
ISO17226-1,2

144V1 CriteriaWith respect to the elusion of formaldehyde from leather material, test
results by a third-party test institute shall be submitted.
(4) The elution of heavy metals from leather material shall conform toreference values prescribed in Table 2 for each applicable product.
Table 2 Elution standard of heavy metals
Substance

Standard value

Test method

Lead

0.8mg/kg or lessISO17072-1

Cadmium
NickelCobaltHexavalent chromium

0.1mg/kg or less
4.0mg/kg or less
4.0mg/kg or lessNot detected

Total chromium

200mg/kg or lessISO17072-1
ISO17072-1
ISO17072-1
JIS K 6558-10-1,2
ISO17075
ISO17072-1[Certification Criteria]With respect to the elution of heavy metals from leathe r material, test
results by a third-party test institute shall be submitted. In addition, if
leather materials are different only in colors although they have beenprocessed in a same manner (in a same process and with a samechemical), lead, cadmium, coba lt, and chrome that are associated withcolor materials shall be tested for each color.
(5) Chlorophenols, Organic tin compounds, Mercury, Oorthophenyl phenol,
Organic fluorine compounds, Dimethyl fumarate as specified in Table 3
shall not be used in the man ufacture of leather materials. .
Table 3 List of restricted materials
Trichlorophenol (TriCP), Tetrachlorophenol
Chlorophenols(TeCP), Pentachlorophenol (PCP)
Organic tin
Dibutyltin, Dioctyltin, Monobutyltin,compounds
Tricyclohexyltin, Trimethyltin, Triocyltin,
Tripropyltin, Tributyltin, Triphenyltin
Mercury
Oorthophenyl
phenolOrganic fluorine
Perfluorooctane sulfonic acid (PFOS) and related
compounds
compounds
Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and its salts
Dimethyl fumarate[Certification Criteria]
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show that none of the materials listed in Table 3 are used in the
manufacture of leather materials .
(6) For leather materials, e lusion of carcinogenic arom atic amines that are
generated from decomposed Azo dyestuff prescribed in Attachment 2(1) shall conform to the standard values in Table 4.
In addition, carcinogenic dyestuff s prescribed in Attachment 2 (2) shallnot be added as prescription constituent
Table 4 Elution standard of carcinogenic aromatic amines
Substance nameStandard v alue

carcinogenic aromatic
amines

No t de te cte d

Te st me tho d
ISO 17234 - 1
ISO 17234- 2[Certification Criteria ]With respect to elusion of carcinogenic aromatic amines from leather
material, test results by a th ird-party test institute shall be submitted.
In addition, t he certificate that carcinogenic dyestuff is added to theleather material as a prescription constituents issued by tanners shallbe submitted.
(7) Color fastness of pigment finish leather shall conform to the reference
value prescribed in Table 5.
Table 5 Standards for color fastness
Drying test
Pigment-finish leather

Grade 3-4 orhigherHumidity
test
Grade 2-3 orhigherTest method
JIS K 6559-3
ISO11640[Certification Criteria]
For color fastness of leather materials, test results by a third -party
test institution shall be submitted. In addition, if leather materials aredifferent only in colors although they have been processed in a samemanner, they shall be tested for eac h color.
(8) Formaldehyde of adhesives and fiber materials used for products shallconform to the reference value of Table 6. Adhesives may have any ofthe diffusion speed of 5 µg/(m2 ･h) or less or the amount of emission of
0.3 mg/l or less, However, this it em shall not apply to adhesives that4

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do not use material that diffuses formaldehyde
Table 6 Criteria of formaldehyde diffusion
Substance
nameTarge tNew borns
Adult(unde r 24 months) (skin co ntact* )Fo rma ld eh
y de

16μg /g o r le ss

75μg /g o r le ss

Adult(o ther )Te st me thod

300μg /gor le ssM HL W
Min is te ria lO r din an ce No. 3 4* -- - Me mbe rs di re c tl y c o min g in con t a ct wi t h s ki n

[Certification Criteria]
All the adhesives used for the product shall be stated in the Certificate
forAdhesives

Used

and

be

submitted.

Inaddition,

test

resultsprescribed in Ministerial Ordinance No. 34 of Ministry of Health,Labour, and Welfare , test results of the diffusion speed by JIS A 1901,
test results of the amount of emission by JIS A 1460, and, or acertificate such as an approval, MSDS, etc. stating that the adhesives
contained in the product are less than the reference value (Class
F, etc.) shall be submitted . For the adhesives that do not use
materialthat

diffusesformaldehyde ,acertificate

issuedbytheadhesive manuf acturer or the applicant stating that no such material isadded shall be submitted.
(9) If a fiber material is used for a liner cloth, a color material to be usedin the liner cloth shall have no dyestuf f listed in the Attachment 3
added as a prescription co nstituent. For textiles other than wool,
chromium-based

dyestuff

shall

not

be

added

as

prescript ion

constituent.
[Certification Criteria]
A dyeing certificate issued by a plant manager of the plant where afiber material of a backing cloth i s dyed shall be submitted.
(10) If a fiber material is used for a liner cloth, a minimum required
processing on a liner cloth (mildew proof, fluorescent whitening,softening,

hygienic,

product

bleaching)

shall

be

conducted

andthoroughgoing consideration to prevent over -processing is required.
In addition, any processing agent whose safety to human body is
doubtful shall not be used. However, fur products shall conform to
Ministerial Ordinance No. 34 of Ministry of Health, Labour, andWelfare on the processing using dieldri n and DTTB in addition to5

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consideration to above -mentioned processing.
[Certification Criteria]
A certificate issued by the liner cloth manufacturer or the applicant
shall be submitted . If the liner cloth was subject to any processing, thekind of processi ng agents and the quantity consumed shall be reported
in accordance with the attached certificate form. For fur products, state
presence or absence of dieldrin and DTTB -used processing, and if they
were subject to any processing, explain the conformance to MHLW
Ministerial Ordinance No. 34.
(11) Anapplicant

shall

have

consultation

servicethat

canprovideconsultation on repair, maintenance, and replacement of accessories
such

as

buttons,

introduction

of

etc.

a

and

repairrespondsh op),

toandproduct
offer

users

(including

information

on

the

consultation service.
[Certification Criteria]
Applicableportions

instructions,ofproductbrochures,

etc.

labels,which

product
provide

tags,
users

operating
with

the

afore-mentioned information shall be submitted (copies or manuscripts
are acceptable).
(12) The product shall have a specification tha t can withstand long -term
use. Specifically, leather materials for clothes (including headwear)
shall have strength that can conform to tensile cut load, stretching,
and tear load in JIS K 6553 “Clothing Leathers ”. However, headwear
shall conform to tensile cut load and tear load . In addition, clothes
shall be under quality control for strength of sea ms of a pocket or
sleeve, etc. Gloves shall be under quality control for strengt h of
openings into which hands are inserted (especially, the palm side).
For belts, color fastness to rubbing of a leather edge part shall conformto the standard prescribed in Table 7.
Table 7 Standard of color fastness to rubbing of leather edge parts ofbelts * 3
Finished
surf ace ofle athe r e dge
parts

Drying te st

Humidityte st( staining)
Grade 3- 4

( staining)
Grade 2- 3

Te st me tho d
JIS K 6547 “Te sting me tho dof colour fastne ss torubbing o f le athers”
Rubbing te ste r I*3… As a sam pl e, a l ea t he r e d ge pa r t of abo u t 1 4 cm lon g , wh i ch is c u t out al on g t he

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ed ge s ti t ch o f t he bel t b y a u ti li t y kni fe, e t c. , sh all b e use d. In ad di tio n, thesam ple s hal l be pl a ce d on the tes t pie ce tab l e so th at th e fi nis he d su rf a ce of thelea the r ed ge p a rt can b e a fr i c tion s ur fa c e, an d ca re fu ll y re nd e red im mov abl e b y a
dou ble -s ti c k ta pe, e t c.

[Certification Criteria]
For strength of leathers for clothing materials and color fastness torubbing of leather edge parts of belts, an applicant shall submit test
results by a third-party test labor atory or his own company, etc. For
strength of seams of pockets or sleeves and that of openings of gloves
into which hands are inserted, the applicant shall submit a document
describing a specific quality control method.
(13) In manufacturing the applying product, related environmental laws
and regulations and pollution control agreement (hereinafter referred
to as the “Environmental Laws, etc.”) must be followed with respect toair pollution, water contamination, noise, offensive odor, and emiss ionof hazardous substances in the area where the plant performing thefinal manufacturing process is located. In addition, the state ofcompliance with the Environmental Laws, etc. for the past five years
from the date of application (whether there is any violation) must bereported. If there is any violation, proper remedies and preventive
measures

shall

have

been

alreadytaken,

andtherelatedEnvironmental Laws, etc. must thereafter be followed appropriately.
[Certification Criteria]With respect to th e compliance with the Environmental Laws, etc. in
the area where the plant performing the final manufacturing process islocated, a certificate issued by the representative of the manuf acturerof the applying product or the relevant plant manager (entry or
Appendix of a list of names of the Environmental Laws, etc.) must be
submitted.
In addition, the applicants shall report whether there is any violationin the past five years, including a violation subject to administrative
punishment or administrative gu idance, and if there is, the following
documents in a and b must be submitted:
a. With respect to the fact of violation, guidance documents fromadministrative agencies (including order of correction and warning) andcopies of written answers (including th ose reporting causes and resultsofcorrection)

to

such

documents

7(clearly

indicatingaseriesof144V1 Criteria
communication);b. Following materials (copies of recording documents, etc.) concerning
the management system for compliance with the Environmental Laws,
etc. in 1)-5):
1) List of the Environmental Laws, etc. related to the area where theplant is located;
2) Implementation system (organizational chart with roles, etc.);
3) Bylaws stipulating retention of recording documents;
4) Recurrence prevention meas ures (future preventive measures);5) State of implementation based on recurrence prevention measures(result of checking of the state of compliance, including the resultof onsite inspection).
(14) Plastic material used for the products and product packaging (in thissection, resin as fibers is included) shall not use plastics containing
halogens in the polymer backbone . However, if plastics containing
halogens are used in products, 70% or more of plastic parts of use dproducts shall be collected. Furthermore, 70% or more of the materialsof the collected plastic parts shall be recycled. This item does not
apply to colorants, fluorine additives, flame retardants and adhesives.
[Certification Criteria]
For plastic material used for products and packaging, whether or notplastics containing halogens in the polymer backbone shall be stated in
the Attached Certificates . If used, applicable portions of a document(copiesormanuscripts

acceptable)

certifying

that

they

shall

be

collected and recycled when they are d isposed of, and a collection rate,
and a rate of material recycling, and operating instructions, labels,
catalogues, etc. describing a method of collection (a contact address of
the applicant, a description that they will perform collection/recycling)
shall be submitted . Additionally, after conclusion of a us age contract,
the Eco Mark Office may request the applicant to report the collection
rate (or conduct auditing) and the applicant must cooperate with them.
(15) Products that use natural rubber (excluding adhesives) or metal(including plating such as clasps, fasteners, ornament portions, etc. )shall have information on latex allergy and metal allergy on any of
product labels, product hangtags, operating instructions, brochures,etc. However, if they are used in a part that rarely conta cts a human8

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body and from which an allergic component is less likely to leak due toperspiration and to contact a human body for a long period of time,either or both of a name of material and data on allergy shall be
indicated to provide the information t o those with allergy.
[Certification Criteria]
The corresponding part that contains the above -mentioned information
shall be submitted (copies or manuscripts are acceptable).
In addition, types of metal shall be indicated as much as possible.
Statement example (natural rubber): “This product uses natural rubber.
Depending on the constitution, itching, rashes, eruptions, an d othersymptoms may be caused. If any abnormality is felt, stop using the
product.”
Statement example (metal): “This product use s metal for ornament
portions.

Metal

may

cause

itching,rashes,symptoms depending on the constitution.

eruptions,

and

other

If any abnormality is felt,

stop using the product (base material: brass; surface finish: nickel
chrome plated).
If natural rubber or me tal are used in a part that rarely contacts ahuman body and from which an allergic component is less likely to leakand to contact a human body for a long period of time, a document
stating to that extent shall be submitted.
(16) As relevant information on lo ng-term use, the following a through dshall be indicated on product tags, operating instructions, brochures,etc. In addition, any clothes and gloves that are subject to the quality
labeling

provisions

formiscellaneous

manufactured

goods

of

the

Household Goods Quality Labeling Law shall have indications that
conform to the corresponding provisions .
a. Name of material of each member of a productb. Handling method for long-term use- Handling precautions against loss of color (color migration whengoods are combined with cl othes having a substantial color
difference, in particular), hardening, deterioration, ironing, etc.
c. Care and storing method for long -term use
d. If polyurethane is used, a date of manufacture of that part or the
product or a lot number, etc., inquiry o f which allows tracing of adate of manufacture[Certification Criteria]

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The corresponding part that contains the afore-mentioned information
shall be submitted (copies or manuscripts are acceptable).
4-2. Quality criteria and certification procedures(17) The product quality shall conform to quality standards of JapaneseIndustrial Standar d, the industry or in-house quality criteria.
[Certification Criteria]
The applicable quality standard and quality criteria shall be presented
and a certificate that eviden ces the conformance to the standard andthe criteria shall also be submitted. In addition, a certificate issued bya plant manager or a quality control manager of the plant where theproduct is manufactured shall be submitted stating that the quality
control in the manufacturing stages is thoroughly implemented.

5. Considerations
In manufacturing products, it is desirable to consider the following,
although they are not requirements for certification . The conformance tothe individual criteria item shall be indicated on in Attached Certificates .
(1) Packages shall give consideration to resource saving (simpler andlighter packaging), repeated use, recyclability, separability of materialsof different types, and material labeling.
(2) If a rubber adhesive is u sed, consideration shall be given to content of ahighly allergic additive, use of which shall be avoided as much as
possible.
(3) If surface treatment such as Nappa finish processing, etc., is used,consideration shall be given to durability.
(4) Use of excess ive decorative pieces shall be avoided.

6. Product Classification, Indication and Others(1) Product (application unit) shall be classified by brand name and bysmall classification in Attachment 1. Products shall not be classified bysize or color.
(2) In principle, Eco Mark shown as below shall be indicated on the product.
Regarding licensee of Eco Mark Utilization Contract who already own

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Eco Mark products, the indication of the logo and certification numberthat have been used is also acceptable.

(Note for the indication)*For indicating the logo, Eco Mark certification number (eight -digit
number) or the name of the licensee using the logo shall be appeared.
* Such expression as “Eco Mark product” can be used following the 2.(2) of
the Guide to Eco Mark Usage.
“Eco Mark product”, “#Eco Mark”, “www.ecomark.jp”, “Eco Mark
Certificate”* In accordance with “Environmental Labeling Guidelines” of the
Ministry of the Environment of Japan, etc., the environmental claims ofcertified products may be indi cated in association with Eco Mark .
(https://www.env.go.jp/policy/hozen/green/ecolabel/guideline/ )* The Guide to Eco Mark Usage shall be followed for any cases not listed
above. (https://www.ecomark.jp/office/guideline/guide/ )July, 1 2010
September 1,2010
March 1,2011
November 1, 2011
July 13, 2012
April 1, 2016
April 1, 2019
March 1, 2021
December 15, 2022
August 1, 2024
June 30, 2027

Establishment ( Version1.0)
Revised 4.(12) (Version1.1)
Revised (Version1.2)
Revised (Version1.3)
Revised (Version1.4)
Revised (Version1.5)
Extension of expiration
Revised (Eco Mark indication)
Extension of expiration
Revised (4-1(14), Version1. 6)
Revised (Version1.7)
Expiration

The Certification Criteria for the Product Category will be revised whennecessary.

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Attachment 1
Classification of applicable products(according to Japan Standard

Commodity Classificatio n)
M e di um

AP P AR EL

Small

Ou t we a rs

Detailed

Lea t he ra pparel

Lea t he r coa ts

ja c ke t s
coa t sju mp e rs

One -pie ces
Ot he r le at her co at s

Waf u ku ( Ja pa nesest yl e a p pa re l)
He ad w ea r
Glo v es an d mi t ten s

AP P AR EL
A CC E
SS OR
IES

SP OR
TING
A ND
AT HL
ET IC
GOO
DS

Ne ck we a r(Sto les , t ies , et c. )S us pe nders, ho sesuppo rte rs ,armb a n ds , b el ts fo ra pparelOt he r a ppa re laccesso ries

Ob i

Lea t he r sl a cks
Lea t he r sk i rt s a nd
jumper s ki rts
Lea t he r t wo -pie ces
Lea t he r unde rwe a rs
Lea t he r ves ts a nd
ca rdi ga ns
Ot he r le at her a ppa rel
Lea t he r " hao ri "Lea t he r "o b i"

Dre ss gl o ves
a nd mi tte ns

Lea t he r dress glo ve s a nd
mit te ns

Work gl o ves
a nd mi tte ns

Lea t he r wo rk glo ves a nd
mit te ns

S us pe nders

Me ns a nd bo ys
sus pe nde rs
Chi l dre ns s us pe nders

Lea t he r

Me ns a nd bo ys be lts fo ra pparelWo me ns a nd gi rl s be lt s
fo r a p pa re l
Chi l dre ns be lts fo ra pparel
Al l -le at he r

Lea t he r

Ha ori a nd hi fu

Ga rte rs(ga rte rs a nd
ho se
suppo rte rs )armb a nds
be lts fo ra pparelleg g in gs

Glo v es（ bas eba ll, gol f,s ki, mo to r c y cl e,
fis hi ng , bi c y cle ,ca mp in g）
Mi tt s（ bas eba ll, h oc ke y,c ri c ke t , Ke n do, e t c. ）12

Me ns le a t he r dre ss
glo ve s a nd mitt e ns
Wo me ns l ea t he r dress
glo ve s a nd mitt e ns
Ot he r le at her dre ss
glo ve s a nd mitt e ns

Lea t he r

Lea t he r
Lea t he r

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Attachment 2

List of banned dyestuff (leather)[1] Carcinogenic aromatic amines
CAS NoName
92-67-1
4-Aminobiphenyl
92-87-5
Benzidine
95-69-24-Chloro-o-toluidine
91-59-8
2-Naphthylamine
97-56-3o-Aminoazotoluene
99-55-8
2-Amino-4-nitrotoluene
106-47-8
4-Chloroaniline
615-05-4
2,4-Diaminoanisole
101-77-9
4,4 '-Diaminodiphenylmethane
91-94-1
3,3-Dichlorbenzidine
119-90-4
o-Dianisidine; 3,3'-Dimethoxybenzidine
119-93-7
o-Tolidine; 3,3'-Dimethylbenzidine
838-88-0
4,4 '-Diamino-3,3'-dimethyldiphenylmethane
120-71-8
p-Cresidine
101-14-4
4,4 '-Diamino-3,3'-dichlorodiphenylmethane
101-80-4
4,4 '-Diaminodiphenyl ether
139-65-1
4,4 '-Diaminodiphenyl sulfide
95-53-4o-Toluidine
95-80-7
2,4-Diaminotoluene137-17-7
2,4,5-Trimethylaniline
90-04-0o-Anisidine
95-68-1
2,4-Xylidine
87-62-7
2,6-Xylidine
60-09-3
4-Aminoazobenzene[2] Five kinds of carcinogenic dyestuff
CAS NoName
569-61-9
C.I. BASIC RED 93761-53-3
C.I. ACID RED 26
6459-94-5
C.I. ACID RED 114
2602-46-2
C.I. DIRECT BLUE 6
1937-37-7
C.I. DIRECT BLACK 38

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Attachment 3

List of banned dyestuff (textiles)
[1]

Azo

dyestuff

that

may

decomposeandgeneratethefollowingcarcinogenic aromatic amines (one or more follow ing amines aredetected at exceeding 30 mg per 1 kg of product by the analysis
method prescribed by the collection of testing procedures containing
all the Official Test Methods pursuant to Article 35 of the German
Food and Consumer Goods Law).
Ca rci no ge ni ci t y ra nk ( A1 )92 -6 7 -1
4 -A mi no b i phe nyl
92 -8 7 -5
Be nzi di ne
95 -6 9 -2
4 -C hlo ro - o -to l ui di ne
91 -5 9 -8
2 -Na pht hyl a mi ne
Ca rci no ge ni ci t y ra nk ( A2 )97 -5 6 -3
o-A mi no az oto l ue ne
99 -5 5 -8
2 -A mi no - 4 -nit ro to l ue ne10 6 -47 -8
4 -C hlo ro a nil i ne
61 5 -05 -4
2, 4 -Di a mi no a niso le
10 1 -77 -9
4, 4 ' -Dia mi no di phe nyl met ha ne
91 -9 4 -1
3, 3 -Di chl orbe nz i di ne
11 9 -90 -4
o-Di a ni si di ne ; 3 , 3' -Di met ho xybe nzi di ne
11 9 -93 -7
o-To li di ne ; 3 ,3 ' -Di me t hylb e nzi di ne
83 8 -88 -0
4, 4 ' -Dia mi no -3 ,3 ' -di me thyl di phe nyl me t
ha ne
12 0 -71 -8
p-C res i di ne
10 1 -14 -4
4, 4 ' -Dia mi no -3 ,3 ' -di chl oro di phe nyl me t
ha ne
10 1 -80 -4
4, 4 ' -Dia mi no di phe nyl e the r
13 9 -65 -1
4, 4 ' -Dia mi no di phe nyl s ul fi de
95 -5 3 -4o-To l ui di ne
95 -8 0 -7
2, 4 -Di a mi no to l ue ne13 7 -17 -7
2, 4 ,5 -T ri met hyla ni li ne
90 -0 4 -0
o-A nis i di ne
95 -6 8 -1
2, 4 -X yl i di ne
87 -6 2 -7
2, 6 -X yl i di ne
60 -0 9 -3
4 -A mi no a zo be nze ne

C1 (EU), 1 (NTP , IARC)
C1 (EU), 1 (NTP , IARC)
2A(NT P, IARC)
C1 (EU), 1 (NTP , IARC)
C2 (EU), 2B(NTP , IA RC)
3 (NT P, IARC)
C2 (EU), 2B(NTP , IARC)
2B(NT P, IARC)
C2 (EU), 2B(NTP , IARC)
C2 (EU), 2B(NTP , IARC)
C2 (EU), 2B(NTP , IARC)
C2 (EU), 2B(NTP , IARC)
C2 (EU), 2B(NTP , IARC)
2B(NT P, IARC)
C2 (EU), 2A(NTP , IARC)
2B(NT P, IARC)
2B(NT P, IARC)
C2 (EU), 2B(NTP , IARC)
C2 (EU), 2B(NTP , IARC)
C2 (EU), 2B(NTP , IARC)
3 (NT P, IARC)
2B(NT P, IARC)
C2 (EU)[2] Carcinogenic dyestuff
56 9 -61 -9

C. I. BA S IC R E D 9

CI 4 25 0 0

24 7 5 -4 5 -8

C. I. DIS P ER S E B L UE 1

CI 6 45 0 0

37 6 1 -5 3 -3
64 5 9 -9 4 -5
26 0 2 -4 6 -2

C. I. AC ID R E D 2 6
C. I. AC ID R E D 1 1 4
C. I. DIRE C T B L UE 6

CI 1 61 5 0
CI 2 36 3 5
CI 2 26 1 0

19 3 7 -3 7 -7

C. I. DIRE C T B L AC K 3 8

CI 3 02 3 5

57 3 -58 -0
29 3 2 -4 0 -8

C. I. DIRE C T R E D 28
C. I. DIS P ER S E Y EL L OW 3

CI 2 21 2 0
CI 1 18 5 5

14C2 (EU), 2B(NTP , IA RC) ,Oe ko -Te x
C2 (EU), 2B(NTP , IARC) ,Oe ko -Te x
2B(NT P, IARC), Oe ko -T ex
2B(NT P, IARC)
C2 , R3 (EU), 2 A(NTP , IARC),
Oe ko -Te x
C2 , R3 (EU),
2A(NT P, IARC), Oe ko -T ex
C2 , R3 (EU) , Oe ko - Te x
Oe ko -Te x

144V1 Criteria[3] Dyestuff causing skin sensi tization
24 7 5 -4 6 -9
12 2 22 -7 5 -2

28 3 2 -4 0 -8
73 0 -40 -5

28 7 2 -5 2 -8
24 7 5 -4 5 -8
31 7 9 -9 0 -6
38 6 0 -6 3 -7

28 7 2 -4 8 -2
11 9 -15 -3

C. I. DIS P ER S E B L UE 3
C. I. DIS P ER S E B L UE 35
C. I. DIS P ER S E B L UE 10 6
C. I. DIS P ER S E B L UE 12 4
C. I. DIS P ER S E Y EL L OW 3
C. I. DIS P ER S E OR AN GE 3
C. I. DIS P ER S E OR AN GE
37
C. I. DIS P ER S E R E D 1
C. I. DIS P ER S E B L UE 1
C. I. DIS P ER S E B L UE 7
C. I. DIS P ER S E B L UE 26
C. I. DIS P ER S E B L UE 10 2
C. I. DIS P ER S E OR AN GE 1
C. I. DIS P ER S E OR AN GE
76
C. I. DIS P ER S E R E D 1 1
C. I. DIS P ER S E R E D 1 7
C. I. DIS P ER S E Y EL L OW 1
C. I. DIS P ER S E Y EL L OW 9
C. I. DIS P ER S E Y EL L OW
39
C. I. DIS P ER S E Y EL L OW
49

CI 6 15 0 5

CI 1 18 5 5
CI 1 10 0 5

CI 1 11 1 0
CI 6 45 0 0
CI 6 25 0 0
CI 6 33 0 5
CI 1 10 8 0

CI 6 20 1 5
CI 1 12 1 0
CI 1 03 4 5
CI 1 03 7 5ET AD, Oe ko -Te x
ET AD, Oe ko -Te x
ET AD, Oe ko -Te x
ET AD, Oe ko -Te x
ET AD, Oe ko -Te x
ET AD, Oe ko -Te x
ET AD, Oe ko -Te x
ET AD, Oe ko -Te x
Oe ko -Te x
Oe ko -Te x
Oe ko -Te x
Oe ko -Te x
Oe ko -Te x
Oe ko -Te x
Oe ko -Te x
Oe ko -Te x
Oe ko -Te x
Oe ko -Te x
Oe ko -Te x
Oe ko -Te x

Reference: International Agency for Research on
Cancer (IARC)
National Toxicology Program (NTP)EU Directive 76/769/EC
EU Directive 2002/61/EC
Ecological and Toxicological Associationof Dyes and Organic Pigments
Manufacturers (ETAD)
Oeko -Tex Standard 100

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