Illinois has the longest fuse and the narrowest apparel hook.
The PFAS Reduction Act does not bite until 2032, which puts it far outside most current compliance planning. When it does, the apparel exposure is limited to intimate apparel rather than the full textile category that California, New York and Rhode Island use. Cosmetics, dental floss, juvenile products and menstrual products round out the list — the risk in Illinois is over-complying early, not missing a deadline.
Illinois bans intentionally added PFAS in cosmetics, dental floss, juvenile products, menstrual products, and intimate apparel from 2032.
Intimate apparel is the covered apparel subset.
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