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Export Clothing Carefully Shrink Rate Exceeding Standard

2010/6/2 11:05:00 33

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A number of export knitted garments for infants and young children have returned because of shrinkage. The inspection and Quarantine Department reminded that clothing companies should be cautious in purchasing orders and purchasing fabrics, so as to avoid the recurrence of shrinkage due to shrinkage.

City WTO/TBT early warning information platform announced that recently, a group of garment enterprises exported a number of children's knitted garments because of the shrinkage rate exceeded the standard problem led to return, in the return survey found that the batch of knitted garments shrinkage rate of 3.8%, exceeding the requirements of 3% of foreign customers, resulting in return.

At the time of signing the contract, it clearly stipulated the requirements for the quality of the export garments, and carefully purchased the fabrics according to the specific requirements of the customers, and the quality of the fabrics directly affected the shrinkage of the garments. Therefore, it is necessary to detect the shrinkage rate before the fabric purchase; therefore, the cotton fabric generally has the problem of shrinkage and fading, so we should pay attention to the finishing process, so that the shrinkage rate of the fabrics can be effectively controlled within the standard or customer requirements after the shrinkage treatment, and strengthen the self inspection and self control ability. Before the garments are released, the small and medium sized enterprises with incomplete testing equipment can be sent to the local inspection and quarantine departments or the authoritative third party testing institutions to conduct tests to ensure that the shrinkage of garments is qualified before shipping them. In this regard, the relevant departments remind export clothing enterprises: they should carefully take orders according to their own production capacity.

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Clothing shrinkage: refers to the percentage of shrinkage after washing or soaking. Factors such as raw material, density, thickness and production process of clothing affect the shrinkage of garments. The instability of shrinkage causes great difficulties for garment production, which has adverse effects on the layout, layout, sewing and washing of garments. It greatly increases the production cost and the difficulty of making garments. Once an intermediate part is not handled properly, it will easily lead to unqualified.