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MATERIALS & FINISH

Find the feel
for your collection.

Soft brushed knits, substantial air-layer fabric and lightweight wovens. Choose the texture and weight that belong with your design.

DOUBLE-SIDED BRUSHED KNITS

Softness with stretch.

T-21 Fitted Crew-Neck Tee, retouched presentation based on the original style photograph.
T-21 · Retouched style view · review the fabric on your sample.

180 g/m² for the tops and 210 g/m² for the tank dresses. Both use a double-sided brushed polyester–elastane knit.

AIR-LAYER FABRIC

A more substantial feel.

Front view of a cropped long-sleeve top.
T4-02 · Garment reference · review the fabric on your sample.

100% polyester with a cotton-like feel. The 260 g/m² weight describes the fabric, not the finished garment.

LIGHTWEIGHT WOVEN FABRICS

Lightness, in two textures.

Front view of a lightweight button-up shirt.
SH-02 · Garment reference · review the fabric on your sample.

SH-02 uses a polyester–elastane woven. D2-01 uses a rayon-rich slub-texture woven. Both are 120 g/m²; they are different fabrics.

GET TO KNOW IT IN PERSON

A sample brings
the details together.

Fabric, fit and artwork work as one. Review them together before confirming your production specification.

  1. Feel & drape

    Handle the fabric, see how it falls and check opacity in your chosen colour.

  2. Print & colour

    Review placement and the suitable print process on the actual fabric. A screen preview is a colour reference, not a colour match.

  3. Fit & finishing

    Check the measurements, seams, trims and care instructions for your selected style.

MATERIAL TEST REPORTS

Understand the test.
Know its scope.

Three QIMA draft reports cover selected ink and fabric samples. Review what each result means for the material you are considering.

Draft reports

These summaries are based on documents marked DRAFT. Results relate only to the submitted samples and listed tests. Confirm the final report and its applicability to your fabric, print and order before relying on a result.

Laboratory: QIMA Testing (Dongguan) Limited

01Draft report

PRINT MATERIALS

Printing inks & printed fabric

Selected black, yellow, blue, red and mixed-colour coatings, plus printed white fabric specimens.

Report no.
T-26530065-07-R1
Report date
Overall result in draft
Pass

The draft records passing results for the selected chemical tests on the submitted components.

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AP / APEO, listed azo amines & extractable chromium VI
Pass
Phthalates & lead in coatings
Pass
Formaldehyde release & pH on printed fabric
Pass
PFAS
Not applicable

Different tests used different selected components. Formaldehyde testing used combined fabric specimens; the result does not establish the content of each individual specimen.

02Draft report

FABRIC COMPOSITION & CHEMISTRY

Brushed stretch fabric

White double-brushed polyester–elastane fabric. Declared composition: 95% polyester / 5% elastane.

Report no.
T-26530080-07-R1
Report date
Overall result in draft
Pass

The measured fibre composition met the customer tolerance stated in the draft report.

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Fibre analysis: 92.6% polyester / 7.4% elastane
Pass
AP / APEO, extractable chromium VI & formaldehyde
Pass
pH: 6.2 within the stated 4.0–7.5 range
Pass
Azocolorants, lead in substrate & PFAS
Not applicable

The fibre result was assessed against customer tolerances of 95 ± 3% polyester and 5 ± 3% elastane. This report does not identify a catalog style, fabric weight or production batch.

03Draft report

FABRIC FLAMMABILITY

Printed fabric flammability

White double-brushed stretch fabric with a multicolour print.

Report no.
T-26530121-07-R1
Report date
Overall result in draft
Pass with information

The draft records Class 1, normal flammability, for the submitted fabric under 16 CFR 1610.

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16 CFR 1610: Class 1, normal flammability
Pass
Canadian SOR/2016-194: non-bedding textile test
Pass
ASTM D1230-25
Information only

Class 1 describes normal flammability. It is not a flame-resistant or fireproof rating, and these results do not establish compliance for every garment or intended use.

Match the evidence to your order.

A material test report is not a certification of the whole collection. The reports do not identify catalog styles or production batches. “Not applicable” is not a passing test result, and “Information only” is not a pass conclusion.

Discuss your material requirements

LET’S MAKE IT YOURS

Start with the right feel.

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