rogruth wrote:Wayne,
Is that an underwear label?
Yes.
Apparently, a warning about washing their bottom is required for many USAuns.
Reference:
A Serious Problem for Some--Skid Mark Discussion
http://ask.metafilter.com/173016/How-ca ... -underwearrogruth wrote:The surprising thing is that it says made in the USA.
Not surprising, there are a lot of "Made in USA" underwear brands sold today.
Underwear made in USA: Freedom Reigns, Hanes, American Apparel, Duluth Trading Company, Flint and Tinder, Fruit of the Loom, Union Label, Rago, Hanky Panky, Knock Out, Commando, Campbellsville Apparel Company, Ribbedtee, Kings Underwear, Union House, Hard Hhat, Carhatt, Bgreen Apparel, Ramblers Way, Blade and Bblue, Special Delivery NYC, Rei Underwear, Mr and Muse, Swav Apparel, Boxercraft, etc, etc..
rogruth wrote:Is that Union of South Africa?
No, USA stands for United States of America.
Made in South Africa labels look like this:

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rogruth wrote:Or are they old?
Define, "old." Never mind, I don't know the answer in any case. In the United States warning labels were instituted under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act of 1938. Recently (don't ask me to define, "recent") there have been competitions between companies for who can put the stupidest warning labels on products. I suspect, since they are stuck with applying stupid labels for stupid people, they are trying to have fun with it.

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Reference:
https://web.archive.org/web/20040609013 ... w.org/wwl/