Naying Textile treats fabric strength, seam performance and garment durability as basic requirements when developing fabrics for international womenswear markets.
For a woven fabric developed for the Forever New order from Australia, the fabric sample was sent to SGS for independent physical testing. The report records a PASS result on all three tests.
Tested Fabric Information
- Style No.: SH12594
- Color: Porcelain
- Composition: 98% cotton, 2% polyester
- Buyer: Forever New
- Country of destination: Australia
- Report No.: SL62406316787401TX
- Testing organization: SGS (SGS-CSTC Standards Technical Services Co., Ltd. Hangzhou Branch)
- Report date: July 03, 2024
- Result: PASS
What Was Tested?
The report covers the key physical performance requirements for woven apparel fabric, including:
- Seam slippage at 6 mm (ISO 13936-1:2004)
- Tearing strength, Elmendorf method (ISO 13937-1:2000)
- Tensile strength, grab method (ISO 13934-2:2014)
The tested fabric passed all three parameters and met the buyer’s requirements.
Why Is Physical Strength Testing Important for Woven Fabric?
Woven fabric is widely used in womenswear such as dresses and shirts. Seams and yarns are pulled again and again during wear and washing.
This type of testing answers one question: will the fabric hold at the seam and under tension. The report gives buyers written evidence that the fabric meets the strength requirements set for the order.
Does This Test Report Apply to All Naying Textile Fabrics?
No. This report applies only to the specific woven fabric sample identified in it, including its style number, colour, fiber composition and order.
Fabrics with different constructions and finishes behave differently. Buyers should confirm the testing requirements for their own fabric before bulk production.
If you have specific testing requirements for your woven or embroidered fabric, please share your target market, fabric specification and the standards you work to. We can confirm the right tests before development or bulk production.
