Use it for this.
Reading the official Regulation 6 labeling framework and Annexure D scope before checking the exact tariff classification, current standards, amendments, and enforcement position
What the source establishes.
Regulation 6 covers textiles, clothing, shoes, leather goods, and related products listed in Annexure D. It sets country-of-manufacture statements, special statements for imported material finished locally, conformance with referenced national fibre-content and care-labeling standards, remade-goods disclosure, and conditions for a Made in South Africa statement. The National Consumer Commission's 2024/25 annual report documents continuing clothing, textile, footwear, and leather enforcement under section 24, Regulation 6, and related standards.
The linked responsible-body page states the jurisdiction and requirements summarized in this record.
What this record does not prove.
The final regulation dates from 2011 and references national standards whose full current text and edition may require separate access. This route does not determine tariff classification, reproduce paid standards, approve label artwork, establish every current amendment, or provide legal advice. Confirm the exact product scope, current statute and notices, applicable SABS edition, labeling details, and enforcement position before release.
A reachable official source can verify identity, stated scope, and access. It cannot silently become an audit of workmanship, delivery, labor conditions, or suitability for your project.
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New checks are appended rather than replacing earlier states. The latest source review is due by October 14, 2026.
- Baseline publishedInitial public evidence record established from the final regulation and current enforcement report.
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Terms attached to this record.
- South Africa textile labeling
- South Africa clothing label
- Consumer Protection Regulation 6
- South Africa country of origin
- SABS care labeling
- CTFL compliance South Africa