‘‘(A) The address of the headquarters, 
principal places of business, and place of incor-
poration (or other legal registration) of the ap-
parel manufacturer and each contractor. 
‘‘(B) A full description of each production 
run of the apparel manufacturer and of each 
production order placed by the apparel manu-
facturer with the contractor, including descrip-
tions of the items manufactured or otherwise 
transformed by the apparel manufacturer or 
contractor, and of the attendant processes of 
manufacturing and transformation, that are 
sufficiently detailed to enable consumers, em-
ployees, consumer and employee representa-
tives, and the public to readily identify— 
‘‘(i) the type, brand, style, or other 
identifying features of the particular final 
retail product to which a production run or 
production order applies; 
‘‘(ii) for each process of manufac-
turing or transformation, the quantity of 
items manufactured or transformed by 
that process, the date of work performed, 
and the location of the facility where work 
was or is performed by employees of the
apparel manufacturer fulfilling a produc-
tion run or of the contractor fulfilling the 
production order; 
‘‘(iii) the class or type of employees 
that performed each process of manufac-
turing or transformation; 
‘‘(iv) the age of each such employee; 
and 
‘‘(v) for each such employee, identified 
by a unique number divulged only to that 
employee, the regular time and overtime 
hours worked (as determined under section 
13), the wages and benefits paid, and the 
method of calculating any piece rates or in-
centive rates paid. 
‘‘(C) The names and addresses of all per-
sons who are financially invested or interested, 
whether as partners, associates, profit sharers, 
shareholders, or through other forms of finan-
cial investment, in the apparel manufacturer 
and each contractor engaged by the apparel 
manufacturer, together with the proportion or 
amount of their respective investments or inter-
ests, except that in the case of a publicly traded
corporation a listing of principal officers shall 
suffice. 
‘‘(3) Identification of— 
‘‘(A) all applicable labor laws; and 
‘‘(B) every charge, complaint, petition, or 
other legal, administrative, or claim submitted, 
filed, served, or in any other manner brought by 
any party, and every action taken by any public 
authority or private arbitrator during the pre-
vious 5 years, pertaining to compliance or non 
compliance by the apparel manufacturer and 
each contractor with the applicable labor laws. 
‘‘(b) Prior to, or concurrent with, an apparel manu-
facturer’s placement of a production order with a con-
tractor to manufacture apparel, the apparel manufacturer 
shall enter into a contract with the contractor that re-
quires the contractor to provide to the apparel manufac-
turer, in a timely manner, the records and information re-
quired under subsection (a). 
‘‘(c) An apparel manufacturer shall diligently enforce 
any contract specified in section 11A(b), including initi-
ating legal action against the contractor in an appropriate 
court. 
‘‘(d)(1) Beginning 1 year after the date of enactment 
of this section, an apparel manufacturer shall submit cop-
ies of the records and contracts required under subsection 
(a) and (b) to the Secretary, who shall make the informa-
tion contained in those records and contracts fully and 
freely available to the public, through printed and elec-
tronic databases that are available via the Internet and 
readily searchable by content. 
‘‘(2) Not later than 1 year after enactment of this 
subsection, the Secretary shall promulgate regulations in-
dicating the specific categories of data an apparel manu-
facturer and each of its contractors shall submit. The Sec-
retary shall ensure that those categories are sufficient to 
ensure that the database required under paragraph (1) is 
readily searchable by name of apparel manufacturer and 
contractor, address of apparel manufacturer and con-
tractor, date of each production run of the apparel manu-
facturer, date of each production order or purchase order 
between named apparel manufacturers and contractors, 
job categories of each apparel manufacturer and con-
tractor for each production run, purchase order and pro-
duction order, categories of violations and other informa-
tion for each apparel manufacturer and contractor speci-
fied in subsection (a)(3)(B). The Secretary shall provide 
for the submission of such data through a standardized 
electronic means that is freely available to all apparel 
manufacturers and contractors.