Before being put into production, a product must be tested for shrinkage, color fastness, button fastness or decorative motifs. These tests also analyze the structure of the fabric as well as the components in the class uniform product. Of course, each specific product has its own corresponding tests. For example, beautiful class swimming clothes need to be tested for color fastness to seawater or swimming pool water containing chlorine; shirt products need to be tested for wrinkles, and especially for products for children, absolute safety testing is required. Buttons, buttons and all decorative details must be such that children cannot pull them off because they may swallow them, and must not be sharp to avoid causing danger to children. If buttons and snaps are made of metal, they must be tested for lead or heavy metal content to see if they exceed the permitted standards, to prevent children from being harmed if they put them in their mouths.
Residual chemicals used in the weaving, dyeing, and sewing processes do not exceed the permissible levels that can cause skin irritation or become carcinogenic

In order to demonstrate responsibility to the community as well as preserve the reputation of the brand and ensure that their products will not be recalled, most of the world’s famous companies strictly comply with quality requirements. Accordingly, any product codes that do not meet the prescribed standards are absolutely not allowed to appear on the market.

Products exported to the US must comply with ASTM or AATCC standards.

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