Idaho Administrative Code › Title IDAPA 02 - Agriculture, Department of › Rule 02.02.14 - RULES FOR WEIGHTS AND MEASURES › Section 02.02.14.240 - TEXTILE PRODUCTS, THREADS, AND YARNS

Current through August 31, 2023
01.
Wearing
			 Apparel
. Wearing apparel (including non-textile apparel and accessories
			 such as leather goods and footwear) sold as single-unit items, or if normally
			 sold in pairs (such as hosiery, gloves, and shoes) sold as single-unit pairs,
			 is exempt from the requirements for a net quantity statement by count, as
			 required by Subsection
			 171.05 of this rule.
			 (3-15-22)
02.
Textiles
. Bedsheets, blankets, pillowcases, comforters, quilts,
			 bedspreads, mattress covers and pads, afghans, throws, dresser and other
			 furniture scarfs, tablecloths and napkins, flags, curtains, drapes, dish
			 towels, dish cloths, towels, face cloths, utility cloths, bath mats, carpets
			 and rugs, pot holders, fixture and appliance covers, non-rectangular diapers,
			 slip covers, etc., are be exempt from the requirements of Subsection
			 172.07 of this rule, provided
			 that: (3-15-22)
a. The quantity statement for
			 fitted sheets and mattress covers must state, in inches, the length and width
			 of the mattress for which the item is designed, such as "twin," "double,"
			 "king," etc. (Example: "Twin Fitted Sheet for thirty-nine by seventy-five (39 x
			 75) inch mattress") (3-15-22)
b.
			 The quantity statement for flat sheets must state the size designation of the
			 mattress for which the sheet is designed, such as "twin," "double," "king,"
			 etc. The quantity statement also must state, in inches, the length and width of
			 the mattress for which the sheet is designed, followed in parentheses by a
			 statement, in inches, of the length and width of the sheet before hemming.
			 (Example: "Double Flat Sheet for fifty-four by seventy-five (54 x 75) inch
			 mattress (eighty-one by one hundred four (81 x 104) inch before hemming")
			 (3-15-22)
c. The quantity statement
			 for pillowcases must state the size designation of the pillow for which the
			 pillowcase is designed, such as "youth," "standard," and "queen," etc. The
			 quantity statement also must state, in inches, the length and width of the
			 pillow for which the pillowcase is designed, followed in parentheses by a
			 statement, in inches, of the length and width of the pillowcase before hemming.
			 (Example: "Standard Pillowcase for twenty by twenty-six (20 x 26) inch pillow
			 (forty-two by thirty-six (42 x 36) inch before hemming")) (3-15-22)
d. The quantity statement for blankets,
			 comforters, quilts, bedspreads, mattress pads, afghans, and throws must state,
			 in inches, the length and width of the finished item. The quantity statement
			 also may state the length of any ornamentation and the size designation of the
			 mattress for which the item is designed, such as "twin," "double," "king," etc.
			 (3-15-22)
e. The quantity statement
			 for tablecloths and napkins must state, in inches, the length and width of the
			 finished item. The quantity statement also may state parenthetically, in
			 inches, the length and width of the items before hemming and properly
			 identified as such. (3-15-22)
f.
			 The quantity statement for curtains, drapes, flags, furniture scarfs, etc.,
			 must state, in inches, the length and width of the finished item. The quantity
			 statement also may state parenthetically, in inches, the length of any
			 ornamentation. (3-15-22)
g. The
			 quantity statement for carpets and rugs must state, in feet, with any remainder
			 in common or decimal fractions of the foot or in inches, the length and width
			 of the item. The quantity statement also may state parenthetically, in inches,
			 the length of any ornamentation. (3-15-22)
h. The quantity statement for woven dish
			 towels, dish cloths, towels, face cloths, utility cloths, bath mats, etc., must
			 state, in inches, the length and width of the item. The quantity statement for
			 such items, when knitted, need not state the dimensions. (3-15-22)
i. The quantity statement for textile
			 products such as pot holders, fixture and appliance covers, non-rectangular
			 diapers, slip covers, etc., must be stated in terms of count and may include
			 size designations and dimensions. (3-15-22)
j. The quantity statement for other than
			 rectangular textile products identified in Subsections
			 240.02.a. through 240.02.h.
			 must state the geometric shape of the product and the dimensions which are
			 customarily used in describing such geometric shape. (Example: "Oval Tablecloth
			 fifty-four by forty-two (54x42) inch" representing the maximum length and width
			 in this case). (3-15-22)
k. The
			 quantity statement for packages of remnants of textile products of assorted
			 sizes, when sold by count, must be accompanied by the term "irregular
			 dimensions" and the minimum size of such remnants.
			 (3-15-22)