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A woven shawl is made of 50% wool and 50% acrylic. Which trademark should be suitable for the purpose of labelling ?
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The correct answer is
Wool mark blend
Understanding Textile Labelling Requirements
The question asks for the appropriate trademark for a woven shawl composed of 50% wool and 50% acrylic.
Analysing Labelling Options
- Wool mark: This trademark is typically reserved for products made of 100% pure new wool, certified for quality.
- Wool blend: This is a generic term indicating a mix of wool with other fibres.
- Wool mark blend: This specific trademark is designed for products containing wool blended with other fibres (like acrylic), signifying that the wool component meets the Woolmark quality standards.
- Wool manmade: This term is less specific and doesn't indicate a quality standard.
Selecting the Correct Trademark
Since the shawl is a mixture (blend) of wool and acrylic (a man-made fibre), the most accurate and suitable trademark is one that reflects this composition while potentially indicating the quality of the wool content. The Woolmark blend trademark serves this purpose effectively.
Therefore, Wool mark blend is the correct choice for labelling a shawl made of 50% wool and 50% acrylic.
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