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GB/T26642001
This standard is a revision of GB/T2664-1993 "Men's suits and coats". In the revision of this standard, the Japanese Industrial Standard JISI.4208-1992 "Finished Men's Suits" was adopted by reference. This revision will expand the scope of application to woolen clothing such as men's suits and coats, cancel the 5.3 series and other contents, add the main contents such as the limit of formaldehyde content, color fastness regulations, pilling regulations, composition and content regulations, and supplement the contents of defect determination. Major changes have also been made in other technical contents. Appendix A of this standard, the test method for the degree of seam disengagement, partially adopts the provisions of FZ/T20019-1999 "Test method for the degree of seam disengagement of wool woven fabrics".
Appendix A of this standard is the appendix of the standard.
This standard shall be implemented from February 1, 2002. From the date of implementation, this standard will also replace GB/T2664-1993. This standard was proposed by the former State Textile Industry Bureau. This standard is under the jurisdiction of the National Technical Committee for Clothing Standardization. This standard was drafted by the Shanghai Garment Research Institute, the National Garment Quality Supervision and Inspection Center (Shanghai), and Beijing Garment Quality Supervision and Inspection Station 1. Shanshan Co., Ltd., Baoxiniao Group Co., Ltd., Fapai Fashion Design Institute, Ningbo Romon Group, Zhuangji Group Co., Ltd., Jiangsu Dacang Group and other units participated in the drafting. The main drafters of this standard are: Xu Jian, Xu Yunbao, Hu Liling, Jiang Yanxiang, Lin Yuemei, Ye Qinglai, Dai Zenghui, and Lu Huiping. 244
1 Scope
National Standard of the People's Republic of China
Men's suits and coats
Men's suits and coats
GB/T 2664--2001
Replaces GB/T26641993
This standard specifies the requirements, inspection (test) methods, inspection classification rules, and all technical characteristics such as marking, packaging, transportation and storage for men's suits and coats.
This standard applies to woolen garments such as men's suits and coats produced in batches using wool, wool blended, wool-type chemical fiber and other fabrics as raw materials. 2 Referenced Standards
The provisions contained in the following standards constitute the provisions of this standard through reference in this standard. The versions shown are valid at the time of publication of this standard. All standards are subject to revision, and parties using this standard should explore the possibility of using the latest versions of the following standards. GB250-1995 Grey scale for assessing change in colour GB251--1995 Grey scale for assessing staining GB/T1335.1--1997 Clothing sizes for men G13/T2910--1997 Textiles-Quantitative chemical analysis of two-component fibre blends G3/T2911-1997 Textiles-Quantitative chemical analysis of three-component fibre blends GB/T 2912.1---1998
GB/T 3920--—1997
Textiles-Determination of formaldehyde-Part 1: Free and hydrolysed formaldehyde (water extraction method) Colour fastness test Colour fastness to rubbing
Textiles【
GB/T 4802. 1--1997.
Textiles-Test for pilling of fabrics-Circular locus method
GB 5296. 4--1998
Instructions for use of consumer productsInstructions for use of textiles and clothingGB/T 5711--- 1997
FZ/T 20019—1999
FZ/T 24002--1993
Textiles
Tests for colour fastnessColour fastness to dry cleaning
Wool woven fabricsTest method for seam unravelingCombed wool fabrics
FZ/T 24003---1993
Combed wool fabrics
FZ/T 24004 --- 1993
FZ/T 24008---1998
FZ/T 80002---1991
FZ/T 80007.1
Combed low-wool blended and purified fiber wool fabricsCombed high-count light wool fabrics
Clothing marking, packaging, transportation and storage
Test method for peel strength of clothing using adhesive interlining FZ/T 80007. 3—1999
3 Requirements
3.1 Instructions for use
Test method for dry cleaning resistance of clothing using adhesive interlining Instructions for use shall be in accordance with GB5296.4. 3.2 Model regulations
3.2.1 Model setting shall be selected in accordance with GB/T1335.1. Approved by the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People's Republic of China on August 28, 2001 and implemented on February 1, 2002
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3.2.2 Specifications of the main parts of the finished product shall be designed by the relevant provisions of GB/T1335.1. 3.3 Raw material regulations
3.3.1 Fabric
Select according to FZ/I24002, FZ/T24003, FZ/T24004, FZ/T24008 or relevant textile fabric standards. 3.3.2 Material
Use lining material that is suitable for the performance and color of the fabric, except for special needs. 3.3.3 Accessories
3.3.3.1 Interlining
Use interlining suitable for the fabric used, and its shrinkage rate should be suitable for the fabric. 3.3.3.2 Shoulder pads
Use cotton or chemical fiber cotton and other materials.
3.3.3.3 Sewing thread
Use sewing thread suitable for the quality of the surface, auxiliary materials and lining materials used. The button thread should be suitable for the color of the button; the trademark thread should be suitable for the base color of the trademark (except for decorative threads).
3.3.3.4 Buttons and accessories
Use buttons (excluding decorations) and accessories that are suitable for the fabrics used. Buttons and accessories should not be deformed or discolored after washing and ironing. 3.4 Technical regulations for warp and weft yarns
3.4.1 Front body: The warp yarn shall be based on the wide line of the collar and shall not be tilted. 3.4.2 Back body: The warp yarn shall be based on the middle line of the waist and back. The tilt of suits shall not exceed 0.5cm, the tilt of coats shall not exceed 1.0cm, and striped materials shall not be tilted.
3.4.3 Sleeves: The warp yarn shall be based on the front sleeve seam. The tilt of the large sleeve piece shall not exceed 1.0cm; the tilt of the small sleeve piece shall not exceed 1.5cm (except for special processes).
3.4.4 Collar surface: The tilt of the weft yarn shall not exceed 0.5cm, and the striped materials shall not be tilted. 3.4.5 Pocket cover: The same as the main body yarn, the tilted material is symmetrical on the left and right. 3.4.6 Hanging surface: The warp yarn at the lapel stop shall prevail, and no slant is allowed. 3.5 Rules for stripe and grid
3.5.1 Fabrics with obvious stripes and grids of 1.0cm or more shall be in accordance with the provisions of Table 1. Table 1
Left and right front body
Handbag and front body
Pocket and front body
Sleeve and front body
Back seam and back collar
Collar, lapel
Rules for stripe and grid
Stripes are aligned with stripes, and grids are aligned horizontally, with a difference of no more than 0.3cm. Stripes are aligned with stripes, and grids are aligned with grids, with a difference of no more than 0.2cm. Stripes are aligned with stripes, and grids are aligned with grids, with a difference of no more than 0.3cm. Above the sleeve elbow line, the grids of the front body are aligned horizontally, and the difference between the two sleeves is no more than 0.5cm. Below the sleeve elbow line, the front and back sleeve seams are aligned horizontally, with a difference of no more than 0.3 cm. Based on the upper part, the stripes are symmetrical. The stripes are aligned horizontally, with a difference of no more than 0.2 cm. The stripes are aligned stripes, with a difference of no more than 0.2 cm. The stripes are symmetrical left and right, with a difference of no more than 0.2 cm. 10 cm below the sleeve, the stripes are aligned horizontally, with a difference of no more than 0.3 cm. ! The stripes are straight, based on the sleeve cap, and the difference between the two sleeves is no more than 0.5 cm. Note: Special designs are not subject to this restriction.
2 If the fabric has obvious stripes and grids of 0.5 cm or more, the handkerchief pocket and the front stripes are aligned stripes, and the grids are aligned grids, with a difference of no more than 0.1 cm. 216
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3.5.3 For reverse and straight wool, yin and yang grid materials, the whole body is consistent in the straight direction (for long wool materials, the whole body is consistent in the straight direction). 3.5.4 Special pattern fabrics shall be based on the main pattern, and the whole body shall be consistent. 3.6 Splicing regulations
The coat surface is allowed to be spliced in two parts, between the first and second buttonholes, avoiding the buttonhole position, and splicing between the two buttonholes. The ear leather of suits and coats is allowed to be spliced in two parts, and other parts are not allowed to be spliced. 3.7 Color difference regulations
The color difference of sleeve seams and hem seams shall not be less than 4 levels, and other surface parts shall be higher than 4 levels. The color difference between the top and pants in a suit shall not be less than 4 levels. 3.8 Provisions for 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. Each independent part is allowed to have only one defect (the front collar and lapel of superior products are not allowed to have defects). Defects not listed in this standard shall be implemented according to their form and refer to similar defects in Table 2. Figure 1
Defect name
Coarser than twice coarse yarn
Big belly yarn (langen)
Nipples (pieces)
No. 1
0.3~-1. 0 cm
Not allowed
Allowed degree of existence in each part
No. 2
Not allowed
No. 3
2.0~4.0cm
1.0~4.0 cm
Defect name
Streaks (creases)
(Oil, rust, color spots)
3.9 Sewing regulations
3.9.1 Stitch density shall be as specified in Table 3.
Light and dark lines
Overlock
Hand-made needle
Hand-made arch stop
Machine-made arch stop
Blue angle needle
No. 1 part
Not allowed
Not allowed
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Table 2 (end)
Allowed degree of existence in each part
No. 2 part
1.0~2.0 cm
Not obvious
Not more than 0. 3 cm2
Unknown product
Needle spacing density
3 cm 12~14 Needle
3cm no less than 9 needles
3cm no less than 7 needles
3cm no less than 5 needles
3cm no less than 5 needles
1 cm 12~14 needles
1cm no less than 9 needles
No less than 8 threads per hole
No less than 4 threads per hole
No. 3 site
2.0~4.0cm
Not obvious
No more than 0.5 cm2
Not obvious
Except for special needs
Shoulder seam, sleeve ridge, collar not less than 9 stitches
Calculated on one side
Machine buttonhole
Handmade buttonhole
The degree of the foot binding line is consistent with the thickness of the stop
The sewing lines of each part are straight, neat, flat and firm. The sewing shrinkage of the main surface parts shall comply with the provisions of the "Men's Suit Appearance Wrinkle Sample", not less than level 4.
The upper and lower threads are of appropriate tightness, without skipped threads or broken threads. There should be a backstitch at the starting and falling needles. The collar is flat and the collar surface is of appropriate tightness.
The gauze sleeves are round and smooth, and the front and back sleeves are basically the same. The rolling strips and pressure strips should be flat and of the same width. The padding of the bag cloth should be folded or overlocked.
Both ends of the bag mouth should be knotted, and the backstitch can be used with a bar tack machine or a lockstitch machine. The stitches on sleeves, sleeve seams, hems, cuffs, linings, coat hems and other parts are firmly stacked. 3.9. 10
The buttonholes are accurately positioned, of appropriate size, and the buttons and holes are aligned, neat and firm. The button feet are of appropriate height, and the thread knots are not exposed. The trademarks, size marks, ingredient marks, and washing marks are positioned correctly, clearly and accurately. There shall be no two single jumps or continuous jumps within 30cm of the sewing stitches in each part, and chain stitches are not allowed to be skipped. 3.10 The specification limit deviations of the main parts of the finished product shall be as specified in Table A.
3.11 Appearance quality
The appearance quality shall be as specified in Table 5.
Part name
Pocket, pocket cover
3.12 Appearance requirements for ironing
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Part name
Total shoulder width
Shoulder sleeve
Appearance quality requirements
Collar surface is flat. Collar socket is round and smooth, and the left and right collar tips are not warped. The collar and lapel are straight. The width and size of the left and right lapels are symmetrical. The collar is appropriately warped, straight and straight, the front placket is not shorter than the inner placket, not twisted or gapped, and the two round heads are of the same size. The chest is straight and symmetrical, the front, back and waist are close, the darts are straight, the left and right pockets are symmetrical, the pocket cover is adapted to the pocket width, and the pocket cover is consistent and flat with the pattern of the body.
Shoulders are flat, without any surface, the shoulder seam is straight, and the left and right are symmetrical. The sleeves are round and smooth, and the front and back of the sleeves are evenly hooked. The length of the sleeves is the same. 3.12.1 All parts are ironed flat and neat, without yellowing, water stains, or gloss. 3.12.2 The adhesive interlining parts are not allowed to have degumming, glue seepage, or wrinkles. 3.13 Physical and chemical performance requirements
The shrinkage rate after dry cleaning shall be in accordance with the provisions of Table 6.
Part name
The wrinkle level difference after dry cleaning shall be in accordance with the provisions of Table 7.
The wrinkle level difference after dry cleaning
Superior products
3.13.3 Peel strength requirements for adhesive interlining parts Table 7
The peel strength of adhesive interlining parts ≥6N/2.5cm×10cm. Color brilliance regulations
·Qualified products
Shrinkage after dry cleaning
Allowable deviation
Qualified products
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The allowable degree of color fastness to dry cleaning and color fastness to rubbing of finished products shall be as specified in Table 8. Table 8
Dry cleaning resistance
Dry rubbing resistance
Pilling regulations
Superior products
≥4-5
≥4-5
The allowable degree of rubbing and pilling of finished products shall be as specified in Table 9. Item
Combed (suede)
Combed (glossy)
3.13.6 Sewing strength regulations
The degree of paper tearing in the seams of the main parts of the finished products shall be as specified in Table 10. Grade
Superior products
First-class products, qualified products
The formaldehyde content released by the finished product is ≤300mg/kg. 3.13.7
Superior products
≥3—4
Permissible degree of color fastness
First-class products
≥3--4
Permissible degree of pilling
Qualified products
≥3—4
>3—4
First-class products, qualified products
≥3—4
Degree of paper tearing
The composition and content of the raw materials used in the finished product shall be consistent with the contents marked on the instructions for use. 4 Inspection (test) methods
4.1 Inspection tools
4.1.1 Steel measuring tape.
Gray scale for color change assessment (GB250). 4.1.3 Gray scale for staining assessment (GB251). 4.1.4 Sample photos of wrinkles on the appearance of men's suits.
4.1.5 Sample photos of defects on the appearance of men's and women's woolen clothing. Grade
Sample photos of pilling of combed wool fabrics (suede) (GB/T4802.1), sample photos of pilling of combed wool fabrics (glossy) (GB/T4802.1), sample photos of pilling of coarse wool fabrics (GB/T4802.1). 4.1.6
Sample photos of pilling of combed wool fabrics (GB/T4802.1). 4.2 Determination of finished product specifications
4.2.1 The specifications of the main parts of the finished product shall be in accordance with 3.2.2. 4.2.2 The measurement method of the main parts of the finished product shall be in accordance with Table 11 and Figure 2, and the allowable deviation shall be in accordance with 3.10. 2.0
Part Name
Total Shoulder Width
Shoulder Sleeve
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Measurement Method
Measure vertically from the highest point of the shoulder seam of the left front to the bottom edge, or from the middle of the back collar to the bottom edge. Button (or zipper closed), flatten the front and back body, and measure horizontally along the bottom seam of the sleeve (calculated around). Measure horizontally when the collar is flattened, measure from the top of the standing collar, and measure from the bottom of other collars (except for folding collars). Measure horizontally when the shoulder and sleeve seams are flattened.
Measure from the intersection of the shoulder and sleeve seams to the middle of the cuff edge, and from the middle of the back collar along the intersection of the shoulder and sleeve seams to the middle of the cuff. Note: If there are special requirements, please follow the company's regulations.
Total Shoulder Width
4.3 Appearance Measurement
4.3.1 The stripes and grids shall be measured according to the provisions of 3.5.
4.3.2 When measuring the degree of color difference, the measured part must have the same yarn direction and use an equivalent light source of 6001x or above. The incident light is about 45° to the measured object, and the observation direction is roughly perpendicular to the measured object. Visual inspection is performed at a distance of 60cm. Color difference is in accordance with 3.7 and compared with the GB250 sample card. 4.3.3 The allowable degree of defects in the finished product is in accordance with 3.8 and compared with the sample photos of the appearance defects of men's and women's woolen clothing. 25]
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4.3.4 Sewing is in accordance with 3.9. The stitch density is in accordance with Table 3 and is measured at any 3cm on the finished product (except for thick and thin parts). 4.3.5 Determination of weft slope: Calculate the weft slope according to formula (1). Weft slope (%) Maximum deviation between weft yarn (strip) tilt and horizontal × 100.....
Wide of garment piece
4.3.6 Ironing appearance shall be in accordance with 3.12.
4.4 Determination of physical and chemical performance indicators
4.4.1 The allowable degree of shrinkage of finished product after dry cleaning shall be in accordance with 3.13.1, and the test method is in accordance with FZ/T80007.3. 4.4.2 The permissible degree of wrinkle difference of finished products after dry cleaning shall be in accordance with 3.13.2, and compared with the wrinkle sample of men's suits. 4.4.3 The permissible degree of peel strength of adhesive interlining of finished products shall be in accordance with 3.13.3, and the test method is in accordance with FZ/T80007.1. (1)
4.4.4 The permissible degree of color fastness to dry rubbing and color fastness to dry cleaning of finished products shall be in accordance with 3.13.4, and the test method is in accordance with GB/T3920.GB/T5711.
4.4.5 The permissible degree of friction pilling of finished products shall be in accordance with 3.13.5, and the test method shall be in accordance with GB/T4802.1, and compared with the pilling samples of combed wool fabrics (suede, glossy) (GB/T4802.1) and the pilling samples of carded wool fabrics (GB/T4802.1). 4.4.6 The degree of seam slippage of finished products shall be in accordance with 3.13.6. The test method shall be in accordance with Appendix A. The sampling position for the test of seam slippage of finished products shall be in accordance with Table 12. Table 12
Name of sampling location
Back seam
Sampling location regulations
25 cm downward from the center of the back collar
Back sleeve ridge
10 cm downward from the ridge
4.4.7 The allowable level of formaldehyde released from the finished product shall comply with 3.13.7, and the test method shall comply with GB/T2912.1. 4.4.8 The test method for the composition and content of the raw materials used in the finished product shall comply with GB/T2910, GB/T2911, etc. 4.4.9 The sampling locations for physical and chemical performance tests not mentioned above 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 comply with Chapter 3, except for 3.13. 5.1.2-General type inspection shall be in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, except for 3.13.3 and 3.13.6. 5.1.3 Type inspection shall be in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3 (only used in cases such as quality arbitration). 5.2 Rules for quality grade classification
The quality grade of finished products is based on the existence and severity of defects. The individual products in the sampled samples are graded according to the number of defects and their severity, and the batch grade is divided according to the number of individual products in the sampled samples. 5.2.1 Defects
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 the standard and the impact on the performance and appearance of the product, defects are divided into three categories; a) Serious defects
Defects that seriously reduce the performance of the product and seriously affect the appearance of the product are called serious defects. h) Serious defects
Do not seriously reduce the performance of the product or seriously affect the appearance of the product. However, the defects that are more serious and do not meet the requirements of the standard are called major defects. Minor defects Defects that do not meet the requirements of the standard but have little impact on the performance and appearance of the product are called minor defects. 5.2.2 The basis for judging quality defects is shown in Table 13. Appearance and sewing quality Minor defects The trademark is not straight and obviously skewed; the nail mark is not suitable for the color of the trademark background. Major defects The content of the instructions for use is inaccurate. The tightness of the collar, lapel surface, lining and lining is not obvious. The tightness of the collar, lapel surface, lining and lining is not suitable; the surface is not flat. The collar, lapel and thread are not straight; the collar and lapel stopper are spitting.
The collar tip, collar mouth, and lapel are not uniform on the left and right, and the difference between the tip and the round is greater than
0.3cm. The collar notch is obviously uneven on the left and right. The collar is not firm.
The collar is not flat and wrinkled, and the collar (collar
shoulder seam comparison) is more than skewed by 0.5 cm.
The collar is not properly tilted; the tightness of the collar is not appropriate: the bottom collar is exposed.
The shoulder seam is not straight; it is not flat,
the width of the two shoulders is not uniform, and the difference is greater than
The chest is not straight, the left and right are inconsistent, and the waist is not flat.
The height of the pocket is more than 0.3cm; bzxz.net
The difference between the front and the back is more than 0. 5 cm.
The length and width of the pocket cover differ by more than
0.3cm; the pocket is not flat and straight: the welt is not straight and the width is not uniform; the pocket corners are not neat.
It is obviously unsuitable; it is not straight.
The collar is seriously not firm.
The collar is seriously uneven and wrinkled; the collar
(collar shoulder seam comparison) is more than
The collar is seriously not suitable; the bottom collar is exposed
more than 0.2cm.
The shoulder seam is seriously not straight; it is not flat.
The width of the two shoulders is inconsistent, and the difference is greater than
The chest is seriously not straight, and the waist is seriously
uneven.
The height of the pocket differs by more than 0.8cm
The difference between the front and back is greater than 1. 0cm.
The bag cover is smaller than the bag opening (patch pocket) by 0.5cm
(one side) or smaller than the welt: the raw edge of the bag pad
material has no overlock.
Serious defects
Missing items in the instructions for use.
Degumming, seepage,
wrinkling in the adhesive interlining.
Appearance and
Sewing quality
Round defects
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Table 13 (continued)
Serious defects
The door and lining are not straight and flat; the stop
mouth is vomiting.
The front placket is longer than the lining placket, the suit is
10.5 cm. The coat is larger than 0.8 cm;
The lining placket is longer than the front placket; the front placket is obviously
scratched.
The eyelet distance deviation is greater than 0.4 cm;
The eyelet and button position differ by 0.4 cm; the buttonholes
are crooked, and the size of the eyelet differs by more than
. The bottom edge is obviously inconsistent in width; it is not round
smooth; the bottom edge of the lining is obviously different in width
and the stop is obviously spitting.
The lining is short, and the surface is obviously uneven; the lining
is long and obviously exposed.
The gauze sleeves are not round and smooth, and the posture is not appropriate; the two
gauze sleeves are obviously not round and smooth; the front and back of the two sleeves are inconsistent
forward and backward sleeves are greater than 1.5cm;
the sleeves are lifted and not straight.
The difference between the left and right sleeve lengths is greater than
0.7cm; the difference between the two cuffs is greater than
0.5cm.
The back is uneven and lifted, the split is uneven
and not straight; the split ends are obviously
stripped; the difference between the lengths of the splits is greater than
the stitching of the garment pieces is obviously tight and uneven, and not straight; continuous skipped stitches (two single skipped stitches within 30cm are counted as continuous skipped stitches).
There are two places where the overlapped thread is missing (including
obvious inconsistency greater than 2.5cm; the sleeves are obviously lifted and not smooth.
The difference between the left and right sleeve lengths is greater than
1.0cm; the difference between the two cuffs is greater than
0.8cm.
The back is obviously uneven and lifted.
The surface is hairy, peeling, and leaking (affecting
use and firmness); the chain stitch skips
one place.
two places) or less; the fabric is hairy, peeling, and
there are more than two places where the overlapped thread is missing.
The visible line is narrow or curved.
The rolling strip is not flat and the width is not consistent; the live black below the waist
section is not covered.
Light stains: Uneven ironing; obvious splashes and gloss; more than 3 dead threads larger than
1.5 cm on the surface.
Double tracks of visible thread.
Obvious stains, stains larger than
2 cm2; splashes larger than 4 cm.
Splicing does not meet 3.6.
Serious defects
There are serious stains, stains greater than
50cm
yellowing, damage and other serious effects on convenience and appearance.
Specifications
Permissible deviations
and accessories
Minor defects
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Table 13 (complete)
Table and the color difference of the parts does not meet the requirements of this standard
within half a grade: the color difference of the lining cloth is lower than grade.
The color and hue of the fabric and sewing thread are not suitable for the fabric; the color and hue of the button thread and the button
are not suitable.
2,3 parts exceed the requirements of this standard.
For stripes and grids, the weft skew exceeds the male specification of this standard by 50% or less.
Below the standard by 2 needles (including 2 needles).
Specification exceeds the standard by 50%.
Buttonhole spacing difference is greater than 0.4cm:
Serious defect
The color difference of the surface part exceeds the standard by more than half a grade; the color difference affected by the lining is equal to 34 grades.
The performance of black material and sewing thread is not suitable for the fabric.
1 part exceeds the standard.
Serious defect
For stripes and grids, the weft skew exceeds the standard. The fabric is reversed and straight, and the whole body is not necessarily more than 50%.
Below the standard by more than 2 needles.
Conformity; Special pattern is not consistent in the forward direction.
Specification exceeds the provisions of this standard by 50%; Specification exceeds the provisions of this standard by more than 100%.
Skew is greater than 0.2cm, yarn frayed; Open thread: hairy; Eye opening.
and above.
The difference between the button and the eye is greater than 0.5cm
The difference between the button and the eye is greater than 0.2cm
Buttons and metal buckles fall off (including accessories
(including accessories, etc.); buttons are not firmly nailed.
11: Each defect is calculated cumulatively item by item according to the serial number (including accessories, etc.).
2Defects not covered by this rule can be judged as appropriate according to the standard provisions and similar defects in the rules. 3All defects such as lost work, less sequence, and wrong sequence are serious defects. Missing parts are serious defects. If one item of physical and chemical performance is unqualified, the sampling batch does not contain any qualification. 5.3 Sampling regulations
The number of appearance sampling is based on the product batch:
10 pieces are sampled for less than 500 pieces (including 500 pieces). 20 pieces are sampled for 1 to 1000 pieces (including 1000 pieces). 30 pieces are sampled for more than 1000 pieces.
4 pieces were sampled for physical and chemical properties.
5.4 Judgment rules
5.4.1 Judgment of appearance of single piece (sample)
Superior product: number of serious defects - 0
Number of serious defects = 0 Number of minor defects ≤ 4
Quality product: number of serious defects = 0
Number of serious defects = 0 Number of minor defects ≤ 7 or
Serious defects = 0
Number of serious defects
5.4.2 Batch judgment
Number of serious defects 1
Number of minor defects ≤ 3
Number of serious defects - 0 Number of minor defects ≥ 10 or
Number of serious defects ≤ 1
Number of serious defects ≤ 2
Number of minor defects ≤ 6 or
Number of minor defects ≤ 2
etc): Rust on metal parts.
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