FABRIC DEFECTS

FABRIC DEFECTS
This category should be used for defects found within the fabrics used to make a garment.

106 SLUB / KNOT / SNAG

SLUB / KNOT:
Thick uneven spot(s) in the fabric caused by lint or small lengths of yarn adhering to it, it or where two yarn ends are tied together.

SNAG:
A pulled thread in the fabric. All snags should be considered defective

108 COLOR CONTAMINATION

A transfer of color from one fabric to another. another

All bleeding and color migration should be considered defective.

109 - SHADING
Noticeable color difference between the same color. GMT-GMT Noticeable colo`r difference colo r between the same color. PanelPanel. Finishing streaks. Shading that can be seen during visual inspection should be viewed with lightbox. If shading is visible i h li h b h di i i ibl under cwf lighting or daylight, product should be considered defective.

111 YELLOWING OF FABRIC

This is a phenomenon which causes light colored fabric to yellow over time. All yellowing should be considered defective.

112 FABRIC PERFORMANCE

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This includes appearance, texture, feel etc.. That are different from the approved fabric or with discrepancies between garment. t

113 FABRIC HOLE

Includes holes in the fabric and needle holes. All fabric holes should be considered defective. defective

114 FABRIC RUN

A break in the yarn of a fabric that causes the stitch to run along the needle line or a void caused by a missing warp yarn. i i

All fabric runs should be considered defective. defecti e

115 YARN CONTAMINATION

Foreign fibers or soil knitted into the fabric. fabric Contamination which is a 1/8 1/8 (0.3cm) or greater in a critical area of a garment, which can be easily seen should be considered h ld b id d defective. Contamination greater than (0.6cm) in non critical area should be considered defective.

199 MISCELLANEOUS FABRIC DEFECTS

This code includes all other fabric defects that are not captured by the previous fabric codes. codes

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