If you look at this link right under Sectional Disclosure you would follow the Back and Front examples you posted!
http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/pubs/business/textile/bus21.shtm#sectionAs far as goldenwatercreations asked about attaching labels, it says this:
"Label placement and attachment
The label(s) with required information must be securely attached to the product until it is delivered to the consumer. However, the label(s) need not be permanently attached.
Note: Many consumers and professional cleaners consider it important to have fiber information on a permanent label. Also, remember that garments must have care instructions on a permanent label. Therefore, it may be useful to have the two pieces of information on the same label.
Note: Customs may require that the country of origin of imported goods be on a sewn-in label.
In a garment with a neck, a label disclosing the country of origin (on the front) must be attached to the inside center of the neck — either midway between the shoulder seams or very near another label attached to the inside center of the neck. The fiber content and manufacturer or dealer identity can appear on the same label (front or back) or on another conspicuous and readily accessible label(s) on the inside or outside of the garment."
But it also goes on to say something about not being able to donate to charity, give to a thrift store, or even sell at your own yard/garage sale without the tag. But it can be given to family/friends.
