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ICS 61. 020
Textile Industry Standard of the People's Republic of China
FZ/T81007--2003
Replaces F2/T81007—1994
Single and double-layer clothing
Casual wear
Issued on September 4, 2003
Implemented on January 1, 2004
Issued by the National Development and Reform Commission of the People's Republic of ChinaFZ/T 81007—2003
Normative references
Inspection (test) methods
5 Inspection classification rules
6. Appendix A (Normative Appendix)
Appendix B (Normative Appendix)
Seam unraveling degree test method
Schematic diagram of sampling position for seam strength test on rear crotch seam of trousers 8
This standard replaces FZ/T81007-1994 "Men's and women's single clothing". Compared with FZ/T81007-1994, the main changes of this standard are as follows: the name of the standard is changed to "Single and Double Clothing"; the scope of application of the standard is modified; the normative reference documents are supplemented; the content of 5.3 series is cancelled; the provisions on splicing and color difference are modified: the No. 4 part of the finished product is cancelled; the provisions on the peel strength of the adhesive interlining part are modified; the provisions on the color fastness and the allowable degree of pilling of the finished product are added; the limits of the formaldehyde content and pI value released by the finished product are added; the assessment requirements for the composition and content of raw materials are added; the provisions on the dimensional change rate of the finished product after washing are added; the quality grades of the products are divided into superior products, medium products and qualified products; the contents of the determination of product quality defects are enriched and completed. Appendix A and Appendix B of this standard are normative appendices. This standard was proposed by the China National Textile and Apparel Industry Association. This standard is under the jurisdiction of the National Technical Committee for the Promotion of Clothing Standards. FZ/T 81007-2003
The drafting units of this standard are: Beijing Garment Quality Supervision and Inspection Station No. 1, Shanghai Garment Research Institute, National Garment Quality Supervision and Inspection Center (Shanghai), Wenzhou Quality and Technical Supervision Inspection Institute, Youngor Group Co., Ltd., Beijing Li Ning Sports Goods Co., Ltd., Metersbonwe Group Co., Ltd.,
The main drafters of the standard are Jiang Yanxiang, Xu Jian, Lin Owen, Su Wei, Ye Zhiling, Miao Hao, Yang Zhinen, and Sun Yuanshu. This standard was first issued in 1981, revised for the first time in 1994, and this is the second revision. This standard replaces the previous versions of the standard:-GB 2661—1981.FZ/T 81007—1994.1 Scope
Single and double-layer clothing
FZ/T 81007--2003
This standard specifies the requirements for single and double-layer garments, inspection (test methods, inspection classification rules, and all technical characteristics such as marking, packaging, transportation and storage.
This standard applies to single and double-layer garments produced in batches using cotton, linen, silk, chemical fiber and their blended fabrics as raw materials. 2 Normative references
The clauses in the following documents become the clauses of this standard through reference in this standard. For the referenced documents with an annotation date, their subsequent amendments (including errata) or revisions are not applicable to this standard. However, it is encouraged to use the referenced documents according to this standard. The parties to the agreement shall study whether to use the latest versions of these documents. For any undated referenced documents, the latest versions shall apply to this standard. GB251 Grey Scale for Assessing Color Change
GB252 Grey Scale for Assessing Staining
G13/T1335.1 Clothing Type Men
GB/I1335.2 Clothing Type Women
(GB/T2910:1997 Textiles Two-component Red Fiber Blended Products Quantitative Chemical Analysis Method (B/T2911:1999? Textiles Three-component Fiber Blended Products Quantitative Chemical Analysis Method GB/T 2912.1—[998]
G/T 3920—1997
GB/T 3921. 1
GB/T 3921. 3
Textiles-Determination of formaldehyde-Part 1: Free and hydrolyzed formaldehyde (water extraction method)Textiles-Tests for colour fastness-Colour fastness to rubbing1997
Textiles-Tests for colour fastness-Colour fastness to washing: Test 11997
Tests for colour fastness-Colour fastness to washing: Test 3
Textiles
Textiles-Test method for colour fastness to staining
GB/T 3922
Tensile properties of fabrics-Part 1: Determination of breaking strength and elongation at breaking by strip frying methodGB/T 3923. 1
Textiles
Textiles
G1/T 4802. 1 :
Fabric pilling test-Circular locus method
G15 E296. 4
Instructions for use of consumer products
GB/T 571) -- 1997
(R/T 7573
GB/T 8127
GB/T 8629 -2001
GE/T18132
FZ/T 01053
FZ/T 01057
FZ:T 20019
FZ/T 80002
Textiles
Fine fabrics
Textiles
Textiles
Silk garments
Instructions for use of textiles and garments
Colour fastness tests Colour fastness to washing
Determination of the PI value of water-extracted quilts
Colour fastness tests Colour fastness to artificial light: rat test for domestic washing and drying procedures
Textiles - Marking of red fibre content
Test methods for identification of textile fibres
Test method for the degree of seam unraveling in wool woven fabrics 1999
Marking, packaging, transport and storage of garments
Test method for peel strength of garments using adhesives FZ/T 80007.1
F2/T89007.3 Test method for washing resistance of adhesive clothing 3 Requirements
3.1 Instructions for use
The instructions for use of finished products shall be in accordance with GB5296.4. 1
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3.2 Model specifications
3.2.1 Model settings shall be selected in accordance with GB/T 1335.1 and GIB/T 1335.2. 3.2.2 The specifications of the key parts of the finished product shall be designed by the relevant provisions of GB/T 1335.1 and GB/T 1335.2. 3.3 Raw materials
3.3.1 Fabrics
Fabrics suitable for single and double garments shall be selected in accordance with relevant textile fabric standards. 3.3.2 Lining
Use lining materials that are suitable for the performance and color of the fabric used (except for special designs). 3.3.3 Accessories
3.3.3.1 Interlining and shoulder pads
Use adhesive interlining and shoulder pads that are suitable for the shrinkage rate, performance and color of the fabric used, and their quality should meet the requirements of the relevant product standards. 3.3.3.2 Sewing threads
Use sewing threads that are suitable for the quality of the surface and auxiliary materials used: the shrinkage rate of embroidery thread should be adapted to the fabric: the button thread should be suitable for the color of the button, and the trademark thread should be suitable for the base color of the trademark (except for decorative threads). 3.3.3.3 Buttons and accessories
Use buttons (except for decorative threads), zippers and metal accessories that are suitable for the fabric used, and have no defects. Buttons and accessories should not deform, discolor or rust after washing and ironing.
3.4 Warp and weft yarns
3.4.1 The allowable skew of the collar, back and sleeves shall not exceed 3%, and the bottom edge of the front body shall not be tilted upside down. The allowable skew of trousers shall not exceed 1.5%. 3.4.2 The weft skew of the yarn-dyed checkered material shall not exceed 3%,
3.5 Stripe and checkered
3. 5. 1 Fabrics with obvious stripes of 1.0 cm and above shall be in accordance with the provisions of Table 1. Table 1
Part Name
Left and right front body
Collar tip, lapel
Side seam of trousers
Center front line of trousers
Stripes and checkered materials shall be aligned, and the difference shall not exceed 0.3. Stripes shall be aligned with stripes, checkered materials shall be aligned with checkered materials, and the difference shall not exceed 0.3. The oblique material patch pocket is symmetrical on both sides, and the difference is no more than 5 (except for the yin and yang stripes). The stripes are symmetrical, and the difference is no more than 0.2.
The stripes are straight, the checkered material is horizontal, and the sleeves are pushed, the two sleeves are symmetrical, and the difference is no more than 0.8.
Stripes are opposite to stripes, checkered materials are opposite to chess, and the difference is no more than 0.3. Checkered materials are opposite to horizontal-the difference between the sleeve seat below 10.0 is no more than 0.4: below the mid-range line, the difference is no more than 0.4. The stripes are straight,The allowed skew is not greater than 1.0.
Allowance: Special designs are not subject to this restriction.
Unit: cm
When the size of the pattern is different, the upper part of the length of the garment is the husband
When the size of the pattern is different, the front part is the main part. When there is a Yin-Yang pattern, the obvious stripes are the main part. The obvious stripes are the main part
3.5.2 Straight wool (velvet), Yin-Yang pattern materials: the whole body is consistent in the straight direction (long wool materials, the whole body is consistent in the straight direction, except for special designs) 3.5.3 Special pattern fabrics shall be based on the main picture, and the whole body is consistent in the straight direction. 3.6 Splicing
3.6.1 The hanging noodles are allowed to be spliced one by one under the lapel and the lowest buttonhole. But the buttonhole position must be avoided. The collar can be spliced symmetrically (stand-up collar is not allowed). The waistband is allowed to be spliced at the back center seam (except for special designs). Splicing is not allowed in other parts. 2
3.6.2 Except for decorative splicing.
3.7 Color difference
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3.7.1 The color difference between the collar, lapel, front cape and front body is higher than 4 levels. The color difference of the lining is not less than 3-4 levels. The color difference caused by the bonding of the cover is not less than 3-4 levels. The color difference of other surface parts is not less than 4 levels. 3.7.2 The color difference between the top and the trousers in the suit is not less than 4 levels. 3.B Appearance defects
The allowable degree of defects in each part of the finished product shall be as specified in Table 2. The division of each part of the finished product is shown in Figure 1. Only one defect is allowed in each independent part. The defects not included in this standard shall be implemented in accordance with the form of similar defects in Table 2. Table 2
No point name
Thicker than one time bamboo yarn
Thicker than two times bamboo yarn
Thick sacrificial yarn
Warp shrinkage ripple
Light oil yarn
Spot cancer (leakage, rust, color spot)
No. 1 part
1.0 cm~-2.0 cm
Not allowed
1.0 cm-~2.0 cm
Not allowed
1.0 cm-~2.0 cm
Not allowed
Allowed existence degree of each part
No. 2 part
2.0 cm--4.0 cm
1. 0 cm~2, 0 cm
2. 0 um~-4. 0 cm
Not wider than 0.5cm
2. 0 cm--3.0 cm
Not larger than 0. 2 cm2 Not obvious
Note: No light oil yarn is allowed in the test part of light-colored raw materials (measured at 60 cm). Figure 1
3 part
4. ern--6. 0 crm
2, 0 cm--1. 0 cm
1.0cm~-6.0cm
Not wider than t,0cm
3. 0 cm--4. 0 crm
Not larger than 0. 3 m Not obvious
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Button rate.
Needle density shall be in accordance with the provisions of Table 3 (except for special designs). Item
Light and dark thread
Overlock thread
Handmade needle
Triangular needle
Needle length
3 cm not less than 12 needles
3 cm not less than 9 needles
3cm not less than needles
3 cm not less than 5 needles
1 cm not less than 12 needles
1 cm no less than 8 stitches
no less than 6 threads per eye
except for special cases
shoulder seam, cat screen, collar no less than 9 stitches
calculated on one side
handmade buttonhole
foot line height is consistent with ± mouth thickness
all parts are sewn flat, the line is straight, neat and firm, the stitches are even, the upper and lower lines are appropriate, the starting and ending needles and the pockets should be back stitched, the trademark position is correct, and the size mark is clear and correct. The collar is flat and not warped, and there should be no wiring on the exposed line of the collar. 3.9.5 All exposed seams should be fully covered. 3.9. 6 The seam allowance of each part should not be less than 0.8 cm, 3.9.7 The back crotch seam of the trousers is sewn with double thread or chain thread. 3.9.8 The buttonhole position is not skewed, the buttonhole stitch is beautiful, neat and flat. 3.9. 9
The button should be firmly nailed and should not be nailed on a single layer of cloth (except for decorative buttons). The height of the foot should be appropriate to the thickness of the buttonhole, and it should be wound more than once (decorative buttons should not be wound), and the thread should be firmly and completely knotted. 3.9. 10
The snap button is firm, fits well, and is not deformed or too tight. The button and buttonhole and snap button should be aligned up and down. The zipper of the gauze placket is flat, and the height of the left and right stones is consistent. The symmetrical parts are basically consistent.
There should be no two single skipped stitches and continuous skipped stitches within 30)cm of each part, and chain stitches are not allowed to skip stitches. 3.9. 14
3.10 Specification tolerance
The specification tolerance of the main parts of the finished product shall be as specified in Table 4. Table 4
Part Name
Total Shoulder Width
Long Sleeve Length
Short Sleeve Length
Shoulder Width
Specification Permissible Deviation
Unit: cm
3.11 Ironing
3.11.1 All parts shall be ironed flat and clean without yellowing, water stains or gloss. 3.11.2 Parts covered with adhesive interlining shall not be debonded, seeped or wrinkled. 3.12 Physical and Chemical Properties
3.12.1 Dimension Change Rate
3. 12. 1. 1
3. 12. 1. 2
The dimensional change rate of the finished product after washing shall be in accordance with the provisions of Table 5. Table 5
Superior Products
The dimensional change rate of the finished product after dry cleaning shall be in accordance with the provisions of Table 6. Table 6
Note: The dimensional change rate after washing is only for products marked as dry-cleanable in the instructions for use. 3.12.2 Peel strength of adhesive interlining parts
Qualified products
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Only stand-up collars are tested
Dimensional change rate after dry cleaning
2— 1. 5
The peel strength of adhesive interlining parts shall not be less than 6 N/(2.5 cm×10 cm) (except for composite and spray-coated fabrics). 3.12.3 Color fastness
3.12.3.1 The color fastness to rubbing of single materials shall not be less than Grade 34, and the color fastness to staining after washing shall not be less than Grade 3; the color fastness to staining after washing of embroidery threads shall not be less than Grade 3.
3.12.3.2 The allowable degree of color fastness of fabrics shall be as specified in Table 7. Table 7
Dry cleaning resistance
Rubbing resistance
Superior products
Permissible degree of color fastness
23—4
Single pull grade
Qualified products
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Rubbing resistance
Perspiration resistance
Table 7 (continued)
Superior products
Note 1: The color fastness to dry cleaning is only tested for products marked as washable in the instructions for use: Note 2: The color fastness to perspiration is tested for products that directly contact the skin. 4
Permissible degree of color fastness
First-class products
≥3—4
23—4
Note 3: The permissible degree of color fastness to wet rubbing, the first-class products and qualified products of dark products can be half a velvet lower than the provisions of this standard. Note 4: The permissible degree of color of silk and silk-based blended fabrics shall be in accordance with GB/T18132. 3.12.4 Pilling
The permissible degree of pilling of finished products shall be in accordance with Table 8. Table
Superior products, first-class products
3.12.5 Crack
Permissible degree of pilling
Unit: grade
Qualified products
Unit: grade
The degree of seam cracking of silk products and products with a square meter mass of less than 50g shall be in accordance with GB3/T18132, and the degree of seam cracking of other major parts of finished products shall be in accordance with Table 9.
Superior products
Qualified products
3.12.6 Seam strength of the back crotch of trousers
Fabric: not less than 140 N/(5.0 cm×10 cm) Lining: not less than 80 N/5.0 cm×10 cm). 3.12.7 Formaldehyde content limit
Degree of crack
Unit is cm
The formaldehyde content limit of the finished product is not more than 75 mg/kg for clothing that directly contacts the skin, and not more than 300 mg/kg for clothing that does not directly contact the skin.
3.12.8 pII value limit
The pII value limit of the finished product is 4.0~-7.5 for clothing that directly contacts the skin, and 4.0~～9.0 for clothing that does not directly contact the skin.9 Composition and content of raw materials
The composition and content of raw materials used in finished products shall comply with the provisions of FZ/T01053 4
Inspection (test) methods
4.1 Inspection tools
4.1.1 Steel tape measure.
4.1.2 Grey sample card for evaluating discoloration (GB250), 4.1.3 Charcoal sample card for evaluating staining (GB251), 6
4.1.4 Sample photos of appearance defects of men's and women's single and cotton clothing and men's and women's and children's single clothing, FZ/T81007-2003
4.1.5 Sample photos of pilling of combed wool fabrics (suede), pilling of combed wool fabrics (glossy), pilling of carded wool fabrics (G13/T4802.1).
4.2 Determination of finished product specifications
The specifications of the main parts of the finished product shall be in accordance with 3.2.2. The allowable deviation of the specifications of the main parts of the finished product shall be in accordance with Table 4, and the measurement method shall be in accordance with Table 10. The measurement parts are shown in Figure 2. Table 10
4.3 Appearance determination
Part name
Total shoulder width
Measurement method
Measure the bottom edge vertically from the highest point of the front shoulder chain, or from the middle of the back collar seam vertically to the bottom edge. After buttoning, lay the front and back bodies flat and measure horizontally along the collar seam (calculated around the perimeter). Lay the collar flat horizontally and measure the top vertically. For other collars, measure the bottom (except for special collars). For round sleeves, measure from the highest point of the sleeve to the middle of the cuff edge; for raglan sleeves, measure from the middle of the back collar along the intersection of the shoulder and sleeve seams to the top.
Flatten the cross-section of the shoulder sleeve seam (shoulder sleeve is not measured) and measure vertically from the upper side of the waist to the trouser leg: fasten the trouser hook (button), and measure horizontally along the middle of the waist width (calculated around the whole). Figure 2
4.3.1 The warp and weft yarn direction of the finished product shall comply with the provisions of 3.4, 4.3.2 The stripe and grid of the finished product shall comply with the provisions of 3.5, and 4.3.3 The splicing of the finished product shall comply with the provisions of 3.6.
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4.3.4 When measuring the color difference of the finished product, the yarn direction of the measured part must be consistent. Use northern sky light for illumination in the northern hemisphere and southern sky light for illumination in the southern hemisphere, or use an equivalent light source of 601x or above, with the incident light at an angle of about 45° to the fabric surface, and the observation direction is roughly perpendicular to the fabric surface, and the distance is 60cm for visual inspection, and compared with the GB250 sample card according to the provisions of 3.7. 4.3.5 The permissible degree of appearance defects of finished products shall be in accordance with 3.8. 4.3.6 The sewing quality of finished products shall be in accordance with 3.9. The stitch density shall be in accordance with Table 3, and any 3 cm of the finished product shall be measured (except for thick and thin parts). 4.3.7 Determination of weft skewness: Calculate the weft slope according to formula (1). The maximum distance between the inclination of the weft yarn (strip) and the horizontal, the weft slope (%) two silk
garment piece width
4.3.8 The ironing quality of finished products shall be in accordance with 3.11. 4.4 Determination of physical and chemical properties
(1)
4.4.1 The dimensional change rate of finished products after washing shall be in accordance with 3.12.1.1, and the test method shall be in accordance with GB/I8629-2001 (silk products shall be in accordance with GB/T 18132), and three finished products shall be randomly selected from the batch for testing, and the results shall be the average of the three pieces. The dimensional change rate of the finished product after washing shall be in accordance with 3.12.1.2, and the test method shall be in accordance with FZ/T80007.3. 4.4.2 The permissible degree of residual strength of the finished product's adhesive interlining shall be in accordance with 3.12.2, and the test method shall be in accordance with FZ/T80007.1. 4.4.3 The permissible degree of color fastness of the finished product shall be in accordance with 3.12.3, and the test method shall be in accordance with GB/T3921.3-1997 (silk, viscose, linen and its filter fabrics shall be in accordance with GB/T3921.1-1997), GB/T5711-1997, GB/T3920-1997, GB/T8427--1998 (tested in accordance with method 3) and GB/T3922-1995. 4.4.4 The permissible pilling degree of finished products shall be in accordance with 3.12.4 and the test method shall be in accordance with GR/T 4802.11997. The pilling frequency of chemical fiber fabrics shall be 10 and compared with the pilling samples (suede and glossy) of combed wool fabrics and the pilling samples of carded wool fabrics. 4.4.5 The seam tear degree of silk products and products with a square meter mass of less than 50 shall be in accordance with GB/T18132. The seam tear degree of other main parts of finished products shall be in accordance with 3.12.5. The sampling parts shall be in accordance with Table 11 and the test method shall be in accordance with Appendix A. Table 11
Name of sampling position
Back seam
Side seam of trousers
Current sampling position
25 cm below the middle of the back collar
Back sleeve curve
1 cm below the sleeve gap
10 cm below the bottom of the sleeve
Centered on the upper third of the trouser side seam
4. 4.6 The seam strength requirements for the back baffle seam of finished trousers shall comply with the provisions of 3.12.6. The sampling position shall comply with the provisions of Appendix B and the test method shall comply with the provisions of GB/T 3923.|—1997.
4.4.7 The limit of formaldehyde released from the finished product shall be in accordance with 3.12.7, and the test method shall be in accordance with (B/T2912.11998. 4.4.8 The limit of pH value of the finished product shall be in accordance with 3.12.8. The test method shall be in accordance with GB/T7573-2002. 4.4. 9 The composition and content of the raw materials used in the finished product shall be in accordance with 3.12.9, and the test method shall be in accordance with F7./T 01057-1999, GB/T 2910)-1997G13/T29111997, etc.
4.4.10 For the sampling sites of physical and chemical properties not mentioned yet, representative samples can be selected arbitrarily on the finished product according to the test items. 5 Inspection classification rules
5.1 Inspection classification
The inspection of finished products is divided into factory inspection, general type inspection and type inspection. 5.1.1 Factory inspection shall be in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, except for 3.12. 5.1.2 General type inspection shall be in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3. Except for 3.12.5 and 3.12.6, 5.1.3 Type inspection shall be in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3 (only used in cases such as quality arbitration). 8
5.2 Rules for quality grade and defect classification
5.2.1 Quality grade classification
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The quality grade of finished products is based on the existence of defects and their severity. The single product in the sampling sample is graded according to the number of defects and their severity, and the batch grade is divided according to the number of single products in the sampling sample. 5.2.2 Defect classification
A single product that does not meet the technical requirements specified in this standard constitutes a defect. According to the degree of non-compliance of the product with this standard and the impact on the product's performance and appearance, defects are divided into three categories: a) Serious defects
Defects that seriously reduce the product's performance and seriously affect the product's appearance are called serious defects. b) Serious defects
Defects that do not seriously reduce the product's performance and do not seriously affect the product's appearance, but are more seriously non-compliant with the provisions of the standard, are called serious defects.
c) Minor defects
Defects that do not meet the provisions of the standard but have little impact on the product's performance and appearance are called minor defects. 5.2.3 Basis for determining quality defects
The basis for determining quality defects is shown in Table 12.
Minor defects
The trademark is not straight and obviously skewed; the nail
The color of the trademark line and the trademark background
is not suitable,
The ironing is not flat; there is a shine.
The surface is full of dirt; there are three or more dead threads longer than
1.5 cm on the surface.
Each part is not sewn evenly and the tightness is not appropriate: the bottom edge is not smooth after the overlock
seam allowance is less than 0.7 cm; hair and leakage
less than 1.C cm.
There are two single skipped stitches within 30 cm
The width of the sewing thread is inconsistent.
Buttonholes, buttons, and each seal are not firm
; the distance between the holes is uneven, and the difference
is greater than c.3 cm. The buttonholes and holes or the four-piece
are serious defects
The instructions for use are inaccurate.
Slight yellowing + discoloration.
There are obvious stains, the fabric is larger than
2 cm, or the single material is larger than 4 cm;
The splash is larger than 4 cm2.
There are obvious tear marks; hairiness, peeling, leakage is largebZxz.net
Serious defects
Missing items in the instructions for use.
Debonding, glueing, wrinkling in the adhesive part.
Deterioration; broken.
There are serious stains, stains larger than
or equal to 1 cm; the surface part of the fabric is hairy, peeling, and larger than 2.0 cm. The needle eye is exposed.
Continuous skipped stitches or more than two
single skipped stitches within 30 cr; skipped stitches in the four- and five-thread package
sewing; missing or broken threads in the eye
c.More than 5cm.
The distance between the eyelets is uneven, and the difference is greater than
C.6 erm: the button and the eyelet or the snap button
the upper and lower buttons are larger than each other, and the difference between the lower buttons is greater than 0. cml, and the difference between the lower buttons is greater than h.3 tm.
chain stitch skipped stitches
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