care label

noun

1. a label attached to a garment or fabric giving the manufacturer's instructions for its care and cleaning.

Word History and Origins

Origin of care label¹

First recorded in 1965–70

Example Sentences

"At the moment, the best we could get to, which is commercially viable, is a woven label, like a wash care label."

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Victoria Borland: Before you wash a microfiber blanket, read the care label and find out the fabric content.

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The BBC had asked Boohoo why Dorothy Perkins branding appeared to have been cut from the care label in the same coat sold by Coast for £34 more.

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The Dorothy Perkins branding appeared to have been cut from the care label in the coat sold by Coast which was £34 more expensive.

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At 21, she was the first investor in Kinship, a skin care label that’s about to hit shelves at hundreds of Ulta Beauty stores.

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