Corsage wearing apparel under Flammahle Fabrics Act The Commission was requested to render an advisory…
72 F.T.C. 1051 · Nov. 7, 1967 · Digest No. 148
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No. 148. Corsage wearing apparel under Flammahle Fabrics Act The Commission was requested to render an advisory opinion as to whether a corsage made a wood fiber chips is considered to be wearing apparel under the Flammable Fabrics Act. The Commission has advised the requesting party that in its opinion a corsage made of wood fiber chips is an article of wearing apparel as the term "article of wearing apparel" is defined in the Flammable Fabrics Act, and is subject to the Act. (File No. 8217, released Nov. 7, 1967. ) (Issued under authority of Section 61 (c) of the Commission s Rules of Practice (1967).