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Test Items Standard(s) / Regulation(s)

Requirements

Care Instructions United States: - 16 CFR 423 - ASTM D5489:1996c Canada:

- CAN/CGSB-86.1 (Voluntary)

- ASTM D5489:1996c (Voluntary)

European Union: - ISO 3758 (Voluntary in a

number of EU Member States)

Care instructions must be included in both words (as per 16 CFR 423) and symbols (as per ISO 3758). Care processes must be included in the following sequence, based upon the nature and requirements of the product: - washing, - bleaching, - ironing and pressing, - dry cleaning, and - dry after washing If a particular care method should not be used, an “X” should appear through it (i.e., for do not wash). If a product requires mild treatment, an “_” should be placed under the symbol. If a product requires very mild treatment, a double “_” should be placed under the symbol:

Symbols must be large enough to be easily read. Words must be clearly legible and must be in English and French, as well as in the applicable language(s) of distribution. Care instructions must be permanently affixed to products. Care instructions must appear on locations that the label can be seen or easily found at point of sale. If items are sold in package, and the care label is not visible, the care information must also appear on the outside of the package or on a hang tag.

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Test Items Standard(s) / Regulation(s)

Requirements

Care Instructions (Australia & New Zealand)

Australia & New Zealand: - AS/NZS 1957 - AS/NZS 2621

Australia has enacted care labelling requirements for apparel and home textiles, as per the mandatory standard, AS/NZS 1957, Textiles – Care. The care labelling phrases in Tables 1, 2, and 3 have been divided into five categories, eight categories, and five categories, respectively

- Table 1 provides care instructions applicable to laundering and dry cleaning of made-up articles, apparel, and household textiles, piece goods, and yarns, including general and warnings; washing; drying; ironing; and dry cleaning

- Table 2 provides care instructions applicable to upholstered furniture (including leather), bedding, and other furnishings

- Table 3 provides care instructions applicable to leather and fur apparel (including sheepskins), including prohibited treatments; general care treatments; drying; after treatments; and wearer’s advice

Labelers must select the relevant Table, based on the procedure in Section 3, then select care instructions from each category, as appropriate to the article. Guidance may be obtained from AS/NZS 2621, Textiles – Guide to the Selection of Correct Care Instructions from AS/NZS 1957. A permanent label must include appropriate and adequate instructions for the care of the product, including addressing:

- both cleaning and maintenance of articles; - phrases of a general nature and phrases indicating that a treatment is prohibited or that special

care is to be taken; - vulnerable components, such as trims, unless their removal is advised; and - other phrases, provided that such phrases accurately describe the required care procedure. Such

phrases may be included on a swing ticket, a pamphlet, or on a package The permanent label must be accessible for examination by a prospective consumer or, where this is not possible, on the package or on a removable label or ticket attached to the article, or on a pamphlet accompanying the article. The wording of the label must be in English, clearly legible, and of medium width lettering, of which no individual letter is less than 1.5 mm high.

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Test Items Standard(s) / Regulation(s)

Requirements

Care Instructions (Chile) Chile: - Decree 26, 22 March

1984: http://www.sernac.cl/wp-content/uploads/leyes/ decreto/ds_26-84_reglamento_rotulacion _tejido_y_vestuario.pdf (Spanish)

Chile has established mandatory care labelling, as per Decree 26, 22 March 1984. These requirements apply to apparel, excepting hosiery. Per the Decree, care instructions should be indicated by via four basic symbols to reflect the washing, bleaching, ironing, and dry cleaning processes. These symbols, as established in Paragraph III of the Decree, must include, in this order:

- Washing; - Chlorinated bleaching; - Ironing; and - Dry cleaning

The Decree also establishes a symbol to be used to indicate “Do not wash.”

Care Instructions (South Africa)

Notice 2410 of 2000, Staatskoerant, 30 June 2000 Link unavailable SANS 10011, Care- of Textile Piece-Goods, Textile Articles and Clothing https://www.sabs.co.za/webstore/standards/product.php?id=1400079938

SANS 10011 establishes a system of graphic symbols for use in the permanent marking of textile piece-goods for retail sale, made-up textile articles, and clothing, to provide the consumer, the dry-cleaner, and the launderer with information on the appropriate cleaning processes essential for the care of the textile piece-goods, textile articles, and clothing. SANS 10011 suggests that the appropriate information for textiles and textile products shall be labelled or marked in one of the following ways:

- directly on the fabric; - on a label securely attached to the article (e.g. a sewn-in label on a garment); - on the packaging or on a label firmly attached to the packaging; - on a label attached to the article in a non-permanent way (e.g. a swing ticket or a removable

adhesive label); or - in the form of a note on, or contained in, the commercial documents accompanying the products,

e.g. the invoice, receipt, brochure, pamphlet, etc., relating to the specific article.

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Test Items Standard(s) / Regulation(s)

Requirements

Country of Origin United States: - 19 CFR 134 Canada: - Customs Act 1985 - Customs Tariff - Marking of Imported

Goods Order - Marking of Imported

Goods Regulations

Products must bear their country of origin. Required information must appear in a conspicuous place that shall not be covered or obscured by any subsequent attachments or arrangements and must be as indelible and permanent as the nature of the products will permit. Required information must be in English and French, as well as in the applicable language(s) of distribution.

EurAsEC Mark of Compliance Eurasian Economic Community, including Russia

Children’s apparel must bear the Eurasian Economic Community (EurAsEC) mark of compliance

Fibre Content United States:

- 16 CFR 303 Canada: - Textile Labelling Act - Textile Labelling and

Advertising Regulations - AATCC 20 / 20A - CAN/CGSB 4.1-No. 14 European Union (EU) - Directive 2008/121/EC on

Textile Names

Products must bear the generic name of each textile fibre present in an amount of 5% or more by mass, in order of predominance, as a percentage of the total fibre mass of the product.

Single: No Tolerance Blends: +/- 3%

Required information must appear on a permanent label Required information must be clearly and prominently shown; in type of equal size and prominence; and set apart from any graphic material in the label. If a fibre content declaration is not visible through packaging, it must be repeated on packaging. Required information must be in English and French, as well as in the applicable language(s) of distribution.

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Test Items Standard(s) / Regulation(s)

Requirements

French Language Labelling Canada: Quebec: Charter of the French Language

Every inspection on a product container, wrapping, leaflet, brochure, or card supplied with the product, including the directions for use and warranty certificates, must be expressed in French. Other languages may be included; however, no language may be given greater prominence than French.

Fur & Faux Fur Labelling United States: - 16 CFR 301 - New York: Consolidated

Laws of New York, General Business Law, Article 26, Section 399-aaa

European Union: - Regulation (EU) No

1007/2011

Articles of wearing apparel made in whole or in part of fur must be labelled with: - the animal name, according to the United States’ Fur Products Name Guide; - the adjective form of the country of origin of the fur (e.g., “Russian Mink”); - whether the fur is dyed, bleached, or artificially coloured or “natural”; - whether the fur product is composed in whole or substantial part of pieces; and - whether the fur is used or damaged.

New York’s law requires all garments which contain "faux fur" or "real fur" to be labelled as such, regardless of the product’s price, including garments of all values that contain any quantity of real or imitation fur. Required information must appear either a permanent or temporary tag attached to the clothing apparel, or on a sticker affixed in a conspicuous place on the clothing apparel. For the European Union: Non-textile parts of animal origin in textile products must be indicated by using the

phrase “Contains non-textile parts of animal origin.” Required information must be clearly legible and must be in English and French, as well as in the applicable language(s) of distribution.

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Test Items Standard(s) / Regulation(s)

Requirements

Labelling Restrictions Russia: - N38-FZ, Federal Law on

Advertising, February 22, 2006

Products must not be labelled with:

- foreign words or expressions that may mislead or distort the meaning of the information contained within;

- any indication that the they have been approved by state or local governments; - "swear" words; - "obscene" or "offensive" images; - comparisons and expressions related to gender, race, nationality, profession, social category, age,

language; - the official state symbols (i.e., flags, emblems, hymns); - religious symbols; - objects of cultural heritage (i.e., Russian monuments); or - cultural heritage sites inscribed on the List of World Heritage.

Additionally, products intended for minors must not include labelling which:

- encourages minors to convince their parents or others to buy the advertised product; - creates the impression among minors that possession or lack of possession of the advertised

product will raise or lower their esteem with their peers; - shows minors in dangerous situations; - understates the skill level of the age group for which the product is intended; or - makes a minor feel externally unattractive.

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Test Items Standard(s) / Regulation(s)

Requirements

Leather & Faux Leather Labelling

United States: - 16 CFR 24 Australia: - Queensland: Fair Trading

Regulation 2001

Leather or faux leather products must be accurately labelled with regard to their kind, grade, quality, quantity, material content, thickness, finish, serviceability, durability, price, origin, size, weight, ease of cleaning, construction, manufacture, processing, distribution, or any other material aspect. Further, it is unfair or deceptive to misrepresent, directly or by implication, the composition of any industry product or part thereof and is unfair or deceptive to use the unqualified term “leather” or other unqualified terms suggestive of leather to describe a product unless the product is composed in all substantial parts of leather. All disclosures should appear in all advertising of leather or faux leather products, irrespective of the media used, whenever statements, representations, or depictions appear in such advertising which, absent such disclosures, serve to create a false impression that the products, or parts thereof, are of a certain kind of composition. Required information must be permanently affixed, so as to remain on or attached to the product until received by the consumer. Required information must be clearly legible and must be in English and French, as well as in the applicable language(s) of distribution.

Manufacturer Identity (e.g., CA/ RN Number)

United States: - Fur Products Labeling Act - Textile Fiber Products

Identification Act

Canada: - Textile Labeling Act - Textile Labeling and

Advertising Regulations

Apparel must be labelled with the name and address of the foreign manufacturer. For the United States, the following may replace the required name and address: - Name or RN# of the importer, or - Name or RN# or the wholesaler, or - Name or RN# of the retailer. For Canada, the following may replace the required name and address: - the "CA Identification Number" or "CA Number" may be used Required information must be clearly legible and must be in English and French, as well as in the applicable language(s) of distribution. Required information must be in a conspicuous and readily accessible location, on the inside or outside of the product.

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Test Items Standard(s) / Regulation(s)

Requirements

Product Identity United States: - NIST Handbook 130,

Uniform Packaging and Labeling Regulations (UPLR)

Canada: - Consumer Packaging and

Labeling Act (CPLA) - Consumer Packaging and

Labeling Regulations (CPLR)

China: - GB 5296-4:1998

Each consumer product must bear a declaration of its identity on its principal display panel (PDP). Information must be declared in terms of the common or usual name or the generic name or other appropriate description. Required information must be clearly legible and must be in English and French, as well as in the applicable language(s) of distribution. For China: Products must bear the product standard code (e.g., the relevant national, industry, or enterprise

standards for which the product was tested).

Size

See Appendix A.

Size information must be displayed clearly and prominently on the product. Unique size labelling requirements may apply from country to country. Selected global standards are listed in Appendix A.

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Test Items Standard(s) / Regulation(s)

Requirements

Stuffed Labelling Canada: - Manitoba: Bedding and

Other Upholstered or Stuffed Articles Regulation

- Ontario: Regulation

218/01, Upholstered and Stuffed Articles, made under the Technical Standards and Safety Act, 2000

- Québec: An Act

Respecting Stuffing and Upholstered and Stuffed Articles, Regulation Respecting Stuffing and Upholstered and Stuffed Articles

Every stuffed article intended for Manitoba, Ontario, or Quebec must have a label affixed to a conspicuous part of the main body of the article, on which filling materials are declared, by generic name. If multiple fillings are used, the label must disclose filling materials in order of predominance, by volume, not by percentage. The label must be sewn into the seam and solidly attached. Labels must be at least 7 cm wide by at least 2.5 cm long. Labels must be made of a white durable fabric or synthetic material such as tyvek or mylar. Paper is NOT acceptable. Printing must be in black ink.

Tracking Labels for Children’s Products

United States: - Consumer Product Safety

Improvement Act of 2008 (CPSIA)

Children’s products must bear permanent, distinguishing marks on the product and its packaging to enable the manufacturer to ascertain the location and date of production of the product, cohort information (including the batch, run number, or other identifying characteristic), and any other information determined by the manufacturer to facilitate ascertaining the specific source of the product by reference to those marks; and for the ultimate purchaser to ascertain the manufacturer or private labeler, location and date of production of the product, and cohort information (including the batch, run number, or other identifying characteristic).

Water Repellancy [Applicable to outerwear intended to repel rain]

Japan: - Textile Goods Quality

Labeling Regulations

Overcoats, raincoats, topcoats, and other coats intended to repel rain must be labelled to indicate their “water repellancy.” Such products should be labelled either “water repellant” or “water resistant,” as applicable.

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Test Items Standard(s) / Regulation(s)

Requirements

Wool Products Labelling United States: - 16 CFR 300

Products that contain – or are represented to contain – wool must bear the maximum percentage of the total weight of the wool product.

The Act restricts the use of words, coined words, symbols, or depictions which constitute or imply the name or designation of a wool fibre which is not present in the product Terms such as “all’’ or “100%”, “virgin” or “new", and the names of specialty fibres, like “mohair” and “cashmere,” must comply with the Act Required information must appear on the product itself, via a stamp, tag, label, or other mark. Required information must be clearly legible and must be in English and French, as well as in the applicable language(s) of distribution.

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Test Items Test Methods Requirements Toxics in Packaging United States:

Models Toxic Legislation, Toxics in Packaging Clearing House (TPCH) European Union: Directive 94/62/EC

Packaging materials must not contain combined levels of lead, cadmium, mercury, and/ or hexavalent chromium in excess of 100 ppm.

Plastic Bag Requirements & Warnings [Applicable to children’s products sold online or otherwise provided in flexible film bags]

Canada: - Toys Regulations

A flexible film bag that packages a children’s product must meet at least one of the following requirements: - it must have an opening of less than 356 mm (14 inches) in circumference; or - it must be made from film that is at least 0.019 mm (0.75 mil) thick and must have the following warning or equivalent printed legibly on it in both official languages: “PLASTIC BAGS CAN BE DANGEROUS. TO AVOID DANGER OF SUFFOCATION, KEEP THIS BAG AWAY FROM BABIES AND CHILDREN. LES SACS DE PLASTIQUE PEUVENT ÊTRE DANGEREUX. POUR ÉVITER LE DANGER DE SUFFOCATION, NE LAISSEZ PAS CE SAC À LA PORTÉE DES BÉBÉS NI DES ENFANTS.”

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Test Items Test Methods Requirements Ban on Dog & Cat Fur European Union:

Regulation (EC) No 1523/2007 Cat and dog fur, and products containing such fur, are prohibited

CITES Global: Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna & Flora (CITES): http://www.cites.org/eng/ resources/species.html

CITES regulates trade in endangered species of wildlife and plants and products thereof. International trade in species listed by CITES is unlawful unless authorized by permit. The following is an incomplete list of the most common types of such objects: - fur or coats made from the pelt of a tiger, leopard, puma, or fox; - specimens or processed products of tortoise, pangolin, etc.; - leather products or products, such as wristwatches, handbags, shoes, or belts, that include the leather

of a crocodile, snake, or lizard; - ornaments or antiques that include ivory, horn of bison, tortoise shell, horn of rhinoceros, and

antler of antelope; - key holders, picture frames, or ornaments that are made from insects or crustaceans, such as

butterflies or scorpions; and - ornaments and accessories made from the shell of coral, turbo, and shellfish. Please refer to the three Appendices of CITES:

- Appendix I includes species threatened with extinction. Trade in specimens of these species is permitted only in exceptional circumstances.

- Appendix II includes species not necessarily threatened with extinction, but in which trade must be controlled in order to avoid utilization incompatible with their survival.

- Appendix III contains species that are protected in at least one country, which has asked other CITES Parties for assistance in controlling the trade.

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Restricted substances Test Items Test Methods Requirements

Lead in Substrates Exclude: - Mill dyed/printed fabrics

and threads; - Stainless and surgical

steel; - Wood and rattan

(however, any paint or coating must be tested as surface coating); and

- Natural materials in natural state (no added lead): bone, sea shell, coral, amber, feathers, fur or leather

United States: - Consumer Product Safety

Improvement Act of 2008 (CPSIA)

- 16 CFR 1500.87 - Non-metallic materials:

CPSC-CH-E1002-08.2 - Metallic materials: CPSC-

CH-E1001-08.2

Restricts lead in substrates to 100 ppm.

United States: - Illinois Lead Poisoning

Prevention Act

Bans the sale of child care articles for children under 6 years of age that contain a total lead content, in any component part of the item, that is more than 0.004% (40 ppm) but less than 0.06% (600 ppm) by total weight, unless that item bears a warning statement that indicates that at least one component part of the item contains lead, on the product or on the label of the immediate container of the product, which contains at least the following: “WARNING: CONTAINS LEAD. MAY BE HARMFUL IF EATEN OR CHEWED. MAY GENERATE DUST CONTAINING LEAD.”

United States: - California Proposition 65

Warning label required for exposure

OR Below recommended limits by Product*:

Clothing (made of PVC, Neoprene, & / or Plastic materials), Gloves: ≤ 30ppm lead in fabric of products Apparel Components (For component that may be handled, touched or mouthed): 100ppm Rainwear, including rain jackets, ponchos, and paint smocks: - Fabric of product: 30 ppm - Non-fabric components (e.g., zippers, drawstrings, snaps, or buttons): 200 ppm * Based on Previous Settlements

South Korea: - Self-Regulatory Safety

Confirmation Standard Annex 35

90ppm - Applies to textile products for children (0-12 years)

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Test Items Test Methods Requirements Lead in Substrates, continued China:

- FZ/T 81014:2008 - GB/T 17593.1

0.2 ppm (leachable) – Applies to textiles intended for infants (<36 months)

Poland: - Ordinance of the Council

of Ministers on the Safety and Labeling of Textile Products, Journal of Laws No. 144, Item 1616, 2001, as Amended by Ordinance of 26.04.2007

Lead is prohibited from use in textile products intended for direct and prolonged contact with the skin.

Lead in Surface Coatings United States: - Consumer Product Safety

Improvement Act of 2008 (CPSIA)

- CPSC-CH-E1003-09.1

90 ppm

United States: - Illinois Lead Poisoning

Prevention Act

40-90 ppm (labelling required)

United States: - California Proposition 65

90 ppm (accessible components)

European Union: - REACH (EU) 836/2012

Jewelry, Imitation Jewelry & Hair accessories: ≤ 0.05% each individual Part

South Korea: - Self-Regulatory Safety

Confirmation Standard Annex 35

90 ppm – Applies to textile products for children (0 – 12 years)

China: - FZ/T 81014:2008

0.02 ppm (leachable) – Textiles intended for infants (<36 months)

Refer to Supplementary RS Protocol

Refer to Supplementary RS Protocol

Refer to Supplementary RS Protocol

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Test Items Test Methods Requirements Drawstrings, Ties & Cords in Upper Outerwear

United States: - 16 CFR 1120 - ASTM F1816 European Union: - Directive 2001/95/EC - EN 14682 United Kingdom: - SI 1976 No. 2, Children’s

Clothing (Hood Cords) Regulations 1976

Hood/ Neck: Ages 0-14 (Sizes 0-16) - Drawstrings and ties are prohibited in the hood/ neck area. - Adjusting tabs must be 75 mm (3 in) or less. - Stitched or otherwise attached embellishments are permitted, provided they have free ends less than

75 mm long. Any loops must be less than 75 mm in circumference. Ages 0-6 Years, 11 Months - Functional and decorative cords are prohibited in the hood/ neck area. Ages 7-14 Years - Functional or decorative cords are permitted in the hood/ neck area, so long as they are not made from

elastic. - Free ends of functional cords must not have 3-dimensional embellishments or knots and must be

secured to prevent fraying (i.e., heat sealing or bar tacking). Ends may be doubled or folded, provided that an entrapment hazard is not created.

Waist/ Bottom: All Ages/ Sizes - Drawstrings around the waist/ bottom of upper outerwear must not exceed 3 in (75 mm) outside the

drawstring channel, when the garment is expanded to its fullest width. - Drawstrings must be attached to the garment (e.g., bar tacked) in at least one point halfway between

the exit points. - Toggles, knots, or other 3-dimensional embellishments or attachments may not be used at the ends of

drawstrings or ties. - Ties must be no longer than 75 mm (3 in).

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Test Items Test Methods Requirements Drawstrings, Ties & Cords

Sleeves: All Ages/ Sizes - Drawstrings, functional cords, and decorative cords at the lower edge of long sleeved garments shall

be totally on the inside of the garment, when the garment is fastened. - Drawstrings must be attached to the garment (e.g., bar tacked) in at least one point halfway between

the exit points. - Adjusting tabs are permissible, provided they are less than 100 mm in length and, when open, do not

hang below the hem of the garment. - Free ends of functional cords must not have 3-dimensional embellishments or knots and must be

secured to prevent fraying (i.e., heat sealing or bar tacking). Ends may be doubled or folded, provided that an entrapment hazard is not created.

Flammability United States: - 16 CFR 1610 Canada: - CAN/CGSB 4.2 NO. 27.5

Class I – Non Exempt Fabrics Class I – All Fabrics

Small Parts (For Ages 3 & under)

United States: - 16 CFR 1501

Not allowed

Sharp Points/ Sharp Edges (For Ages 8 & under)

United States: - 16 CFR 1500.48 & 49

Not allowed

Attachment Strength European Union: - EN 71-1

≤ 6 mm: 50N for 10 sec ≥ 6 mm: 90N for 10 sec

Corrosion Resistance (For metal trim)

International: - ISO 22775 Method 3

No Corrosion after 24 hrs condition

Zipper Strength United Kingdom: - BS 3084

Refer to Supplementary Requirement Table

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Children’s Jackets – Global Performance Dimensional Stability & Colorfastness Tests

Test Requirement Standard(s)/ Regulation(s) Dimensional Stability to Laundering Woven: +/- 3%

Knit: +/- 5% AATCC 150 – 3 washes

Appearance After Laundering Satisfactory Visual examination after 1/3 Wash

Colorfastness to Accelerated Laundering Color Change: 4.0 Color Stain: 3.0

AATCC 61

Colorfastness to Rubbing Dry: 4.0 Wet: 3.0

AATCC 8

Colorfastness to Light Shade Change: 4.0 AATCC 16 Option 3 – 20 AFU

Colorfastness to Perspiration Color Change: 4.0 Color Stain: 3.0

AATCC 15

Colorfastness to Water Color Change: 4.0 Color Stain: 3.0

AATCC 107

Colorfastness to Chlorine Bleach Color Change: 4.0 AATCC TS 001

Colorfastness to Non-Chlorine Bleach Color Change: 4.0 AATCC TS 001

Colorfastness to Saliva – Infant Resist to Saliva LFGB & 64 BVL B82.10.1

Physical Properties Tensile Strength (Woven Only) Shell – 35 lbs Min

Lining: 30 lbs Min ASTM D 5034

Tear Strength (Woven Only) Shell – 2.0 lbs Min Lining – 1.5 lbs Min

ASTM D 1424

Seam Slippage (Woven Only) Shell: 20 lbs Min Lining: 18 Lbs Min

ASTM D 434

Seam Strength (Woven Only) Shell: 30 lbs Min Lining: 25 Lbs Min

ASTM D 1683

Bursting Strength (Knit Only) 50 psi Min ASTM D 3786

Seam Bursting Strength (Knit Only) 50 psi Min ASTM D 3786

Pilling Resistance Regular Knits Delicate Knits

Grade: 3.5 @ 30 Min Grade: 3–4 (Knits: 3 hrs; Woven: 5 hrs)

ASTM D 3512 ISO 12945-1

Abrasion Resistance 15, 000 rubs Shade Change 3-4 @ 5000 rubs

ASTM D 4966 ISO 12947-2

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Zipper Strength Requirement Table 1

Performance Code

A B C D E

1 Dresses X X

2 Knitwear X X X

3 Light Leather goods X X

4 Shirts, Jeans/Trousers X X

5 Upholstery X X

6 Foundation garments X

7 Coats & jackets X X

8 Overalls X

9 Luggage X X X

10 Slippers X

11 Sleeping bags X X

12 Light weight & inner tents

X X

13 Footwear X X

14 Leather garment X

15 Ski Cloths X

16 Wet Suits X

17 Awnings & fame tents X

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Zipper Strength Requirement Table 2

Test No.

Test Description Units Performance Codes

A B C D E 1 Puller attachment test (Min) N 70 80 200 250 300

2 Closed-end test (Min) N 35 60 80 100 140

3 Top-stop test (Min) N 50 70 90 110 130

4 Open-end fastener box test (Min)

N 40 70 90 120 150

5 Reciprocating test: Minimum cycles without failure

Cycles 500 500 500 500 500

6 Later Strength Test (Min) N 150 200 250 370 470

7 Lateral strength of open end attachment test (Min)

N 40 70 90 120 160

8 Slider locking test (Min) N 10 15 25 40 60

9 Open-end fastener single stringer slider retention (Min)

N N/A 60 70 90 120

** No of Sample Required:

No. Of Samples required for Composite testing: Garment: 5 Zipper: 10

Pcs Pcs

No. Of Working days for composite testing Nickel: 10 Others: 5

WDays WDays

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Children’s Jackets – Global APPENDIX A – Global Size Labelling Standards United States: - ASTM D4910:2008 Standard Tables of Body Measurements for Children, Infant Sizes -

Preemie to 24 Months: http://www.astm.org/Standards/D4910.htm - ASTM D5219:2009 Standard Terminology Relating to Body Dimensions for Apparel Sizing:

http://www.astm.org/Standards/D5219.htm - ASTM D5585:2011e1 Standard Tables of Body Measurements for Adult Female Misses

Figure Type, Size Range 00–20: http://www.astm.org/Standards/D5585.htm - ASTM D5586:2010 Standard Tables of Body Measurements for Women Aged 55 and Older

(All Figure Types): http://www.astm.org/Standards/D5586.htm - ASTM D6192:2011 Standard Tables of Body Measurements for Girls, Sizes 2 to 20 (Reg &

Slim) and Girls Plus: http://www.astm.org/Standards/D6192.htm - ASTM D6240:2012e1 Standard Tables of Body Measurements for Mature Men, ages 35

and older, Sizes Thirty-Four to Fifty-Two (34 to 52) Short, Regular, and Tall: http://www.astm.org/Standards/D6240.htm

- ASTM D6458:2012 Standard Tables of Body Measurements for Boys, Sizes 8 to 14 Slim

and 8 to 20 Regular: http://www.astm.org/Standards/D6458.htm - ASTM D6829:2008, Standard Tables of Body Measurements for Juniors, Sizes 0 to 19:

http://www.astm.org/Standards/D6829.htm - ASTM D6860:2009 Standard Tables of Body Measurements for Boys, Sizes 6 to 24 Husky:

http://www.astm.org/Standards/D6860.htm - ASTM D6960:2004 Standard Table of Body Measurements Relating to Women's Plus Size

Figure Type, Sizes 14W-32W: http://www.astm.org/Standards/D6960.htm

- ASTM D7197:2006 Standard Table of Body Measurements for Misses Maternity Sizes Two to Twenty-Two (2-22): http://www.astm.org/Standards/D7197.htm

European Union: - BS EN 13402-1:2001, Size designation of clothes - Part 1: Terms, definitions and body

measurement procedure: http://shop.bsigroup.com/en/ProductDetail/?pid=000000000030041926

- BS EN 13402-2:2002, Size designation of clothes - Part 2: Primary and secondary

dimensions: http://shop.bsigroup.com/en/ProductDetail/?pid=000000000019988653 - BS EN 13402-3:2004, Size designation of clothes - Part 3: Measurements and intervals:

http://shop.bsigroup.com/en/ProductDetail/?pid=000000000030055581

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Children’s Jackets – Global APPENDIX A – Global Size Labelling Standards, continued International: - ISO 3635:1981, Size designation of clothes -- Definitions and body measurement

procedure: http://www.iso.org/iso/home/store/catalogue_tc/catalogue_detail.htm?csnumber=9076

- ISO 3636:1977, Size designation of clothes -- Men's and boys' outerwear garments: http://www.iso.org/iso/home/store/catalogue_tc/catalogue_detail.htm?csnumber=9078

- ISO 4415, Size designation of clothes -- Men's and boys' underwear, nightwear and shirts: http://www.iso.org/iso/catalogue_detail.htm?csnumber=10325

- ISO 4416:1981, Size designation of clothes -- Women's and girls' underwear, nightwear, foundation garments and shirts: http://www.iso.org/iso/home/store/catalogue_tc/catalogue_detail.htm?csnumber=10327

Argentina: - IRAM 75300-1:2006, Size designation of clothes. Part 1: Terms, definitions and body

measurement procedure: http://www.iram.org.ar/carritoiram/NormaCD.asp?HIDNOR=28E6 (Spanish)

- IRAM 75300-2:2006, Size designation of clothes. Part 2: Primary and secondary

dimensions: http://www.iram.org.ar/carritoiram/NormaCD.asp?HIDNOR=28E7 (Spanish) - IRAM 75300-3:2010, Size designation of clothes. Part 3: Measurements and intervals:

http://www.iram.org.ar/carritoiram/NormaCD.asp?HIDNOR=28E8 (Spanish) - IRAM 75301:2009, Size designation of clothes. Men's and boys' outerwear garments:

http://www.iram.org.ar/carritoiram/NormaCD.asp?HIDNOR=28EA (Spanish) - IRAM 75302:2009, Size designation of clothes. Women's and girls' outerwear garments:

http://www.iram.org.ar/carritoiram/NormaCD.asp?HIDNOR=28EB (Spanish) - IRAM 75303:1998, Size designation of clothes - Infants' garments:

http://www.iram.org.ar/carritoiram/NormaCD.asp?HIDNOR=28EC (Spanish)

Australia: - AS 1182:1997, Size coding scheme for infants’ and children’s clothing – Underwear and

outerwear: http://infostore.saiglobal.com/store2/Details.aspx?ProductID=217124

Brazil: - ABNT NBR 12071:2002, Textile Materials - Determination of dimension of garments:

http://www.abntcatalogo.com.br/norma.aspx?ID=2488 (Portuguese) - ABNT NBR 15800:2009, Garments - Body measurement references - wearability of infant's,

children's and adolescent's garments: http://www.abntcatalogo.com.br/norma.aspx?ID=57236 (Portuguese)

- ABNT NBR 16060:2012, Clothes - References Measures the human body - wearability for

men of normal size body type, athletic and special: http://www.abntcatalogo.com.br/norma.aspx?ID=90613 (Portuguese)

Chile: - Decree 26, 22 March 1984: http://www.sernac.cl/wp-content/uploads/leyes/decreto/ds_26-

84_reglamento_rotulacion_tejido_y_vestuario.pdf (Spanish)

China: - GB/T 1335-1:1997, Size Designation of Clothes – Men: http://infostore.saiglobal.com/store/ - GB/T 1335-2:1997, Size Designation of Clothes – Women:

http://infostore.saiglobal.com/store/ - GB/T 1335-3, Size Designation of Clothes – Children: http://infostore.saiglobal.com/store/

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Children’s Jackets – Global APPENDIX A – Global Size Labelling Standards, continued Nicaragua: - NTN 29 001:2008, Nicaraguan Technical Standard. Procedure for Measuring Human Body:

http://www.mific.gob.ni/QUEESELSISTEMANACIONALDELACALIDAD/SISTEMANACIONALDENORMALIZACION/CATALOGODENORMAS/tabid/311/language/en-US/Default.aspx (Spanish)

- NTN 29 002:2008, Nicaraguan Technical Standard. Main and Secondary Dimensions

Dress: http://www.mific.gob.ni/QUEESELSISTEMANACIONALDELACALIDAD/SISTEMANACIONALDENORMALIZACION/CATALOGODENORMAS/tabid/311/language/en-US/Default.aspx (Spanish)

- NTN 29 003:2008, Nicaraguan Technical Standard. Measurements and Intervals for

Clothing for Men and Women: http://www.mific.gob.ni/QUEESELSISTEMANACIONALDELACALIDAD/SISTEMANACIONALDENORMALIZACION/CATALOGODENORMAS/tabid/311/language/en-US/Default.aspx (Spanish)

- NTN 29 004:2009, Nicaraguan Technical Standard. Measurements and Intervals for Men's

Clothing, Women, and Girls: http://www.mific.gob.ni/QUEESELSISTEMANACIONALDELACALIDAD/SISTEMANACIONALDENORMALIZACION/CATALOGODENORMAS/tabid/311/language/en-US/Default.aspx (Spanish)

Philippines: - PNS 114:1988, Size designation and body measurements for the sizing of boys and teen

males' ready-to-wear clothing: http://www.elibrary.dti.gov.ph/ - PNS 133:1988, Size designation and body measurements for the sizing of infants'

garments: http://www.elibrary.dti.gov.ph/ - PNS 209:1989, Size designation and body measurements for the sizing of girls and female

teens' ready-to-wear clothing: http://www.elibrary.dti.gov.ph/ - PNS 210:1989, Size designation and body measurements for the sizing of womens' ready-

to-wear clothing: http://www.elibrary.dti.gov.ph/

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Children’s Jackets – Global APPENDIX A – Global Size Labelling Standards, continued South Korea: - KSK0050, Sizing systems for male adult's garments:

http://www.kats.go.kr/en_kats/search/KAEU10.asp - KSK0051, Sizing systems for female adult's garments:

http://www.kats.go.kr/en_kats/search/KAEU10.asp

- KSK0052, Sizing systems for infant's garments: http://www.kats.go.kr/en_kats/search/KAEU10.asp

- KSK0055, Sizing systems for elderly women's garments:

http://www.kats.go.kr/en_kats/search/KAEU10.asp - KSK9400, Sizing systems for young men's garments:

http://www.kats.go.kr/en_kats/search/KAEU10.asp - KSK9401, Sizing systems for young women's garments:

http://www.kats.go.kr/en_kats/search/KAEU10.asp - KSK9402, Sizing systems for boy's garments:

http://www.kats.go.kr/en_kats/search/KAEU10.asp - KSK9403, Sizing systems for girl's garments:

http://www.kats.go.kr/en_kats/search/KAEU10.asp

Vietnam: - TCVN 5782:2009, Standard sizing systems for clothes:

http://en.tcvn.vn/view_details.asp?catalogueid=TCVN&doc_id=TCVN%205782:2009