AATCC Garment Observation Board for Fabric Pleat Retention
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Product Introduction:
Used to assess the flatness of plain-weave fabrics and seams, as well as the retention of creases, after multiple wash-and-iron cycles. A test method for evaluating the ability of fabrics to retain pressed pleats following one or more laundering treatments.
Reference standard:
The washing program for Type B household washing machines specified in GB/T 8629 is also applicable to Type A washing machines.
GB/T 13770-2009 Textiles — Test method for evaluating the crease appearance of fabrics after washing
GB/T 13769-2009 Textiles — Test method for evaluating the appearance and flatness of fabrics after washing
GB/T 13771-2009 Textiles — Test method for assessing the flatness of fabric seam appearance after washing
JIS L1060:2006 Test Methods for Pleatability of Woven and Knitted Fabrics
AATCC test method:
888 1992 (Smoothness of fabric seams after multiple household washes and ironings)
88C 1992 (Fabric crease retention after multiple household washes and ironings)
124 1992 (appearance of the fabric after multiple home washes and ironings)
128 1992 (Wrinkle Recovery of Fabrics, Appearance Method)
143 1992 (Appearance of clothing after multiple home washes and dry cleanings)
178 1994 (Self-assessment and rating)
NOXT TM24/TM30 Standard
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