In order to enhance quality and safety, Article Five of the regulation calls for textile products offered in the Kingdom’s markets to meet the specifications requirements for safety, consumer health, and environmental preservation, in light of the damage that can be caused by product accessories, such as buttons, ropes, and threads in children’s clothing, and the damage that materials can cause. Used in fire-resistant products, as well as the damage that can be caused by the chemicals used in the manufacture of textile products, and verifying that these chemicals do not leak or transfer from them to the skin or to the environment, during use, maintenance, cleaning and washing.

Regarding textile products consisting of several parts, the regulation clarifies that in the case of every textile product consisting of two or more parts, which do not have the same fiber content, the product must have a label indicating the fiber content of each part separately, and the exception is when the parts in question are Not a main liner. The specifications also state that when a textile product is made up of more than one piece with the same fiber content, usually forming an integrated unit with one name, one collective label may suffice. In the case of textile products that contain non-textile parts of animal origin, the presence of Non-textile parts of animal origin in the textile product, by writing the phrase “contains non-textile parts of animal origin” in the data card affixed to the textile products offered in the market.

The textile industry depends on converting threads, and perhaps fibers, into fabrics that have their own characteristics, which vary according to the materials they are manufactured from, and the methods used in their manufacture. Weaving is currently the approved and basic method for producing fabrics, as the majority of fabrics are produced at the present time through the use of some methods. Which depends on combining materials with each other; Such as weaving, or knitting, and woven fabrics are made from interlacing threads in a regular way, called the binding system, or weaving. This is indicated by the widespread use of this industry, and this is due to its cheap price, simplicity, and ability to adapt and change.