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A2: The 16 CFR 1610 flammability regulation applies to all fabrics used in wearing apparel for both children and adults. Socks are typically exempt from flammability testing by reason of their fiber content or weight (if plain surface). Some lightweight socks, pantyhose or knee-highs, etc., would require flame testing.
