The
Japanese system, like other care labeling systems must have symbols placed in a
specified order. Labels should be designed based on the following convention:
- Symbols should be arranged from left to right according to the following sequence: 1) Washing, 2) Bleaching, 3) Ironing, 4) Dry-cleaning, 5) Wringing & 6) Drying.
- For coloured products which are not usually bleached, the symbol for possibility of chlorine bleached may be omitted.
- For products which are not usually ironed, the symbols for ironing may be omitted. (Except ‘cannot be ironed’)
- For products which can be washed with water, the symbols for dry-cleaning may be omitted. (Except ‘cannot be dry-cleaned’)
- The
symbols should be either in black or dark blue whereas the prohibition symbols
are in red and on a white background.
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