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1 Knit Garment and Fabric Testing Item Fabric Garment Additional colorway Dimensional Stability: Laundering or Dry Cleaning Appearance after Laundering or Dry Cleaning Skewing Colorfastness to: Laundering or Dry Cleaning (Accelerated) Colorfastness to: Non-Chlorine Bleach Colorfastness to: Chlorine Bleach Colorfastness to: Crocking Colorfastness to: Light (20 Hours) Colorfastness to: Perspiration Colorfastness to: Chlorinated Pool Water (Swimwear Only)* Colorfastness to: Sea Water (Swimwear Only)* Bursting Strength Weight Thread Count Seam Stretchability Water Resistance (Rainwear/Outwear)* Water Repenllecy (Rainwear/Outwear)* Defects Formaldehyde Spot Test Pilling, Random Tumble: 30 minutes Down & Feather content* Down & Feather turbidity cleanliness* Down & Feather oygen number* Downproofness* Azo Dyes Asia Latin America Purtugal/Turkey USA/Italy/France Package price includes test of 2 fibers by chemical&mechanical method. Additonal charge is required for additional fiber or when microscopic method is needed.
2 Woven Garment and Fabric Testing Item Fabric Garment Additional colorway Dimensional Stability: Laundering or Dry Cleaning Appearance after Laundering or Dry Cleaning Skewing Colorfastness to: Laundering or Dry Cleaning (Accelerated) Colorfastness to: Non-Chlorine Bleach Colorfastness to: Chlorine Bleach Colorfastness to: Crocking Colorfastness to: Light (20 Hours) Colorfastness to: Chlorinated Pool Water (Swimwear Only)* Colorfastness to: Sea Water (Swimwear Only)* Colorfastness to: Perspiration Tensile Strength Tear Strength - Elemdorf Yarn Slippage Weight Thread Count Seam Strength Water Resistance (Rainwear/Outwear)* Water Repenllecy (Rainwear/Outwear)* Pilling, Random Tumble: 30 minutes Defects Formaldehyde Spot Test Pile Retention (Frency Terry and Pile Fabric)* Down & Feather content* Down & Feather turbidity cleanliness* Down & Feather oygen number* Downproofness* Azo Dyes Asia Latin America Purtugal/Turkey USA/Italy/France Package price includes test of 2 fibers by chemical&mechanical method. Additonal charge is required for additional fiber or when microscopic method is needed.
3 Sweater Testing Item Garment Dimensional Stability: Laundering or Dry Cleaning Appearance after Laundering or Dry Cleaning Skewing Colorfastness to: Laundering or Dry Cleaning(Actual) Colorfastness to: Non-Chlorine Bleach Colorfastness to: Chlorine Bleach Colorfastness to: Crocking Colorfastness to: Light (20 Hours) Colorfastness to: Perspiration Bursting Strength Garment Weight Yarn Size Seam Stretchability Formaldehyde Spot Test Pilling, Pill Bo Azo Dyes Asia 150 Latin America 185 Purtugal/Turkey 200 USA/Italy/France 480 Package price includes test of 2 fibers by chemical&mechanical method. Additonal charge is required for additional fiber or when microscopic method is needed.
4 Lining Testing Item Fabric Garment Dimensional Stability: Laundering or Dry Cleaning Appearance after Laundering or Dry Cleaning Colorfastness to: Laundering or Dry Cleaning (Accelerated) Colorfastness to: Non-Chlorine Bleach Colorfastness to: Chlorine Bleach Colorfastness to: Crocking Colorfastness to: Perspiration Tensile Strength (Woven Only) Tear Strength - Elemdorf (Woven Only) Bursting Strength (Knit Only) Yarn Slippage (Woven Only) Weight Thread Count Formaldehyde Spot Test Azo Dyes Asia Latin America Purtugal/Turkey USA/Italy/France Package price includes test of 2 fibers by chemical&mechanical method. Additonal charge is required for additional fiber or when microscopic method is needed.
5 Denim Garment and Fabric Testing Item Fabric Garment Dimensional Stability: Laundering or Dry Cleaning Appearance after Laundering or Dry Cleaning Colorfastness to: Laundering or Dry Cleaning (Accelerated) Colorfastness to: Non-Chlorine Bleach Colorfastness to: Chlorine Bleach Colorfastness to: Crocking Colorfastness to: Light (20 Hours) Colorfastness to: Perspiration Tensile Strength Tear Strength - Elemdorf Thread Count Seam Strength Seam Slippage Formaldehyde ph AZO Dyes Asia Latin America Purtugal/Turkey USA/Italy/France Package price includes test of 2 fibers by chemical&mechanical method. Additonal charge is required
6 Leather and Suede Testing Item Skin Garment Formaldehyde ph Leather Identification Dimensional Stability: Professional Leather Cleaning Appearance after Professional Leather Cleaning Tensile Strength Taber Abrasion Colorfastness to: Professional Leather Cleaning Colorfastness to actual laundering (if claim washable, shell, lining)* Colorfastness to: Crocking Colorfastness to: Light (Shell Only) Fur (if applicable)* Component Strength Snap/Unsnap* Corrosion* Color Sublimation in Storage* AZO Dyes Asia Latin America Purtugal/Turkey USA/EU
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