Puma F-01 Apparel Requirement v.4.4r April 26,2019 Release

PUMA F-01 APPAREL REQUIREMENT
VERSION 4.4R APRIL 26,2019
Authors by: Chaidej.T I F-01 V.4.4R APRIL 26, 2019 Puma Global Sourcing | 0
F-01 APPAREL REQUIREMENT
GLOBAL QUALITY ASSURANCE
VERSION 4.4R: APRIL 26,2019. EFFECTIVE: SS20
Authors by : Chaidej.T I F-01 V.4.4R APRIL 26,2019 Puma Global Sourcing | 1

Foreword
Building on the alignment of PUMA testing with that of the China GB testing standard in 2016, Puma has adopted
China testing standards for Cell Performance functions, these will help to promote functional performance products
for sale in the China market. These Chinese standards have been selected to align with ISO, AATCC standards as
applied for cell performance in regions outside of China.
Bench marking with other international sportswear companies is part of this annual review, and the positioning of
Puma testing requirements in general, remains on a par with those of our competitors.

WHAT IS NEW IN 4.4R VERSION, EFFECTIVE SS20 ONWARDS
Contents Amendments and Update Reference Page
CELL Function Test Requirement – Newly adopted “MMT test requirement and test method” for SS20 effective 23, 42,
MMT test China and all other regions, MMT is function testing for 124-125
mechanical wicking property not purpose by Chemical wicking
finish
PT5A Snagging Change to use “SnagPod” – BS 8479. This upgrade is to SS20 effective All Fabric
benchmark sportswear market standard. all promo/training and Physical Test
non-promo/non-training require ≥3-4 min Requirement
Pages and
Test method
Pages no:
115-117
WHAT IS NEW IN 4.4 VERSION, EFFECTIVE SS20 ONWARDS

Contents Amendments and Update Reference Page
PCF1 Color fastness to washing Modified washing temperature to use 50c, this upgrade is to SS20 Effective 15-16 and 19
create” safety margin”.
PCF1 Fabric Cross-staining test Update test method to include separate test specimen piece SS20 effective 15-16 and 19
attach with multi-fibers and standard white fabric
PT1A Home laundry- cross staining Modified home laundry test method to replicate " promo and AW20 45
evaluation replica club team's garment washing practice" Effective
Home laundry’s cross-staining test will be applied for promo and
replica –teamsport styles blocking with white only.
Home laundry’s cross-staining test will be using “ 10 pcs of mock

up base on actual garment size”. Color blocking proportion like
50% black /50% white.,etc will be base on actual garment style /
color combination and fabric weight
PCF4 Color fastness to rubbing Infant requirement is added in test requirement SS20 effective 15-17
PS/017 and PS/018 Rib Physical Add “Rib test requirement” into F-01. This requirement is clearly SS20 effective 27
test requirement given test scope for rib in circular and flat knit rib using for trims
& body fabrics
Amazon/ Puma test requirement Add “Amazon/ Puma test requirement” into F-01, this test AW19 19-23
requirement is followed “Amazon test standard” effective
Puma test requirement for “Basket Add “Basket Ball test requirement” into F-01, this requirement is AW19 24-25
Ball” products purpose to ensure testing standard fit to end use products and effective
effectively communicate into puma internal /related party to
follow test standards correctly
PT86A Odor Control Add “Odor control test standard and requirement” into F-01, SS20 effective 44, 112-114
this requirement is purpose to apply for “Odor control finish”
with non- biocide chemical /materials that function is not for
anti-bacteria claim
PT23 US Flammability Test Add “US Flammability test method and exemption criteria” to AW19 118-120
ensure product are meet regulation standard effective
PT23A Canada Flammability Test Add “Canada Flammability test method and exemption criteria” AW19 121-123
to ensure product are meet regulation standard effective
PT16 Fiber Content Test Update “fiber content requirement “into F-01 AW19 45
effective
APPENDIX 2: Amazon/ Puma Add “Amazon/ Puma test standard versus reference code” into AW19 136-137
Testing Standard versus Reference F-01, this appendix is to define “Amazon test method and effective
Code requirement” with specific testing reference code.
APPENDIX 6 Puma and GB test Add “Puma and China test standard in equivalent chart”, Puma SS20 effective 141-157
standard in equivalent chart test standard’s color fastness is base on fiber composition and
physical test standard is base on end products. while China’s
both color fastness and physical test standard is base on end
products
APPENDIX 7 Garment Wash Test Update “Rib part is mandatory required “in garment SS20 effective 159
Template measurement evaluation before and after wash
China Market Requirement Update “Fastness to Rubbing” into China test requirement chart SS20 effective 56-64
Print Test Requirement -Color Add” Aging test for white print color”, this test is to evaluate print SS20 effective 39
Fastness color and physical appearance durability
CELL Function Test Requirement– Adopted “GB test standards” for Puma CELL Function Test SS19 effective 104-111
GB test standard Requirement, these selected GB test standards are aligned with
AATCC/ ISO standards

Apparel Approved 3rd Party Laboratory Contact List
SGS Global laboratory contact
SGS Website: www.sgs.com
Location Contact Email Telephone numbers
(852) 27653650 (office)
Hong Kong Ms. Wendy Wong Wendy.Wong@sgs.com (852) 60138423 (mobile)
(852) 2777177 (lab)
ITS Global Laboratory contact
ITS Website: www.intertek.com/consumergoods
(852) 2173 8231
Mr. Gary Hon gary.hon@intertek.com
Hong Kong Fax: (852) 2785 7998
Ms. Irene Tong Irene.tong@intertek.com
(852) 2173 8215
IDFL Global Laboratory contact (Down and Feather Specialist)
IDFL Website: www.idfl.com
China Mr. James Moore James.moore@idfl.com +86 571 8371 8685
CNTAC Laboratory Contact
CNTAC Testing Center Website: www.fcl.org.cn
renzhibo@ctic.org.cn (86) 15811264077(mobile)
Mr. Zhibo Ren
(8610) 65859098(office)
PROVINCE CHINA (8610) 65868043 (lab)
yangshuhui@fabricschina.com.cn 15120096081(Mobile)
Ms. Shuhui Yang
010-65859098-8812(Office)

TABLE OF CONTENTS Page
What is New in F-01 4.4 Version 3
Apparel Approved 3rd Party Laboratory Contact Details 4
Table Of Contents 5-6
Introduction 7-8
How to use this Manual 9-10
PUMA: COLOR FASTNESS PERFORMANCE CODES 11
PUMA: PHYSICAL TEST PERFORMANE CODES 12
AMAZON/PUMA: COLOR FASTNESS AND PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE CODE 13
PUMA: CELL & FUNCTIONAL PHYSICAL TEST PERFORMANCE CODES 14
Additional NON-ROUTINE Test Requirement –On Request Basis 14
PUMA GENERAL APPAREL: Color Fastness Requirement 15-16
PUMA LEATHER: Color Fastness Requirement 17
PUMA TRIMS: Color Fastness Requirement 17
PUMA JAPAN NATIONAL: Color Fastness Requirement 18
PUMA PACKAGING: Color Fastness Requirement 18
AMAZON/ PUMA GENERAL APPAREL: Colour Fastness Requirements 19
AMAZON / PUMA KNIT: Physical Requirement 20
AMAZON /PUMA WOVEN: Physical Requirement 21
AMAZON / PUMA: Garment Test Requirement 22
AMAZON / PUMA: Functional Test Requirement 23
PUMA WEFT and Warp KNIT: Physical Requirement for BASKETBALL 24
Products
PUMA OUTERWEAR & LINING (Synthetic Woven Fabrics): Physical 25
Requirements for Basketball Product
PUMA: Physical Testing Requirement
WEFT KNIT 26
RIB KNIT 27
WARP KNIT 28
CASUAL WOVEN 29
SWEATER 30
SEAMLESS GARMENT 31
HOSIERY 32
DENIM 33
LEATHER 34
TOWEL AND BATHROBES 35
PACKAGING 35
TRIMS 36
OUTWEAR AND LINING 37
DOWN GARMENT 38
PUMA PANEL PRINT
Print Color Fastness Requirement 39
Print Physical Requirement 40
Puma Japan National Print Color Fastness Requirement 40
PUMA Japan National: Physical Requirement 41
Puma Functional Performance Requirement 42-44
Puma Garment Test Requirement 45
Puma Fiber Content Requirement 45
General Apparel –Puma Standard Washing and Drying requirement 46
Appearance & Dimension Change and Twist 47-48
Print Library 49-53
China Market Apparel Requirement 54-68
TABLE OF CONTENTS Page
Puma Test and Modified Test Method (International test methods when adopted have not been
included in this manual)
PCF 12 Puma’s oven migration test 69
PCF 15 Fastness to Light + Sea Water 70
PT1 Appearance after washing/drying, dimensional stability and twist ISO 71-75
modified by PUMA
PT4 Heat Press Test 76-78
PT8 Penetration/migration of padding/downs/feathers through fabric 79
during washing/drying
PT90 Button Hole Tear Strength 80-81
PT66 Print Hand Stretch Test 82
PT38 Zipper Strength test+ reciprocating mechanism test 83-84
PT39 Sticky Mark Test 85-86
PT60 Down and Feather Composition 87
PT75(APT75) Water Absorbency 88
PT77(APT77) Determination of Drying Rate 89-90
PT80G Rainwear Garment Durability Test 91-92
PT84 Puma-Clean /Soil Release Test 93-95
PT85 Stretch & Recovery –PowerCell 96-98
PT85A Stretch & Recovery 99-100
PT65H Durability Wash for High Performance Garment, 101-103
Components, Prints & Embellishments
CELL FUNCTION -GB TEST STANDARD
PT80 Water Resistance: Rain Test (GB/T 23321-2009 test Method) 104-105
PT78 Water Resistance test: Hydrostatic Pressure Method 106
(GB/T 4744 – 2013 Test Method)
PT79 Water Repellence Test: Spray test method 107-108
(GB/T 4745 – 2012Test Method)
PT82 Water Vapor transmission of fabrics test) 109-110
Part 1: Desiccant method (GB/T 12704.1-2009 Test Method)
PT88 Fra Infrared Performance Test -Radiation properties 111
(GB/T 30127-2013 Test Method)
PT86A Odor Control Test 112-114
PT5A Puma Snag Pod Test 115-117
US Flammability - General Apparel Textiles Regulation 118-120
16 CFR Part 1610 Class A -US Market only
CANADA Flammability – Textile Flammability Regulations (SOR/2016-194) 121-123
CAN/CGSB 4.2 NO.27.5- For CANADA Market only
PT77A (APT77A) MMT (Inherent Mechanical Wicking Property) 124-125
AATCC 195 / GB/T 21655.2-2009 Test Method
Japan required Standards/Requirements vs. PUMA required 126-130
Standard/Requirements
Puma Japan National Bursting Requirement 130
Puma CELL Technical Guideline 131
APPENDIX 1 Puma Testing Standard versus Reference Code 132-135
APPENDIX 2 Amazon/Puma Testing Standard versus Reference code 136-137
APPENDIX 3 Puma’s certified fabric testing report 138
APPENDIX 4 Puma’s certified garment wash testing report 139
APPENDIX 5 PUMA Certified in-house laboratory and approved test item list 140-141
APPENDIX 6: Puma and GB test standard in equivalent chart 142-158
APPENDIX 7: Garment Wash Test Template 159
F-01 PUMA Testing Handbook – INTRODUCTION
This handbook describes in detail all the PUMA minimum requirements of colour fastness and physical tests for
PUMA Apparel. Product testing ensures that the apparel our vendors produce is safe, durable and complies with all
applicable government regulations on PUMA Safe Standard for Chemical testing, PUMA Apparel is sold worldwide
therefore EU, US, JAPAN and CHINA standards and regulations for safety, restricted substances, colour fastness and
physical tests must be followed always regardless of whether you are asked to submit test results.
PUMA Colour Fastness requirements are listed by FIBRE COMPOSITION e.g., Cotton & Cellulosic, Polyester, Nylon,
Acrylic etc.
PUMA Physical testing requirements for materials are listed by FABRIC TYPE / COMPOSITON / TRIM TYPE and their
intended END USE e.g., Weft Knitted Synthetic sportswear, Casual Woven tops & bottoms.
PUMA Garment test requirements are driven by their intended END USE, in conjunction with any embellishments
applied to the garments e.g., Cotton weft knitted top with heat seal labels, Woven Outerwear with a foil print, Woven
or knitted garments with embroidery,
The Accessory supplier is fully responsible, that the accessories meet all PUMA requirements. The Accessory supplier
is only allowed to submit the accessories to the garment maker if the accessories meet all PUMA requirements. The
Accessory supplier is liable for all changes pertaining to correcting the product, including loss of sales if there is no
solution for correction.
The fabric supplier is fully responsible that the fabric meets all PUMA requirements. The fabric supplier is only
allowed to submit fabric to the garment maker if the fabric meets all PUMA requirements. The fabric supplier is liable
for all changes pertaining to correcting the product, including loss of sales if there is no solution for correction.
The garment supplier is fully responsible that the garments meet all PUMA requirements. Before starting production,
the garment supplier has to ensure that all accessories and fabrics meet the PUMA requirements. The garment
supplier is fully responsible, that all accessories attached / applied to the garment in the correct way, that their
function is according to the PUMA requirements and to do garment wash tests with all accessories / fabrics before
garment production starts. The garment supplier is only allowed to ship the garments if the garment meets all PUMA
requirements. The garment supplier is liable for all changes pertaining to correcting the product, including loss of
sales if there is no solution for correcting.
Test reports of accessories, fabrics and garments must be available upon request to PUMA.
ALL PUMA testing requirements are divided into TWO levels i.e.,
PROMO / TRAINING / PERFORMANCE: Highest level of requirements.
NON- PROMO/ NON-TRAINING: Standard level of requirements.
Bulk laboratory testing has to be done by a PUMA accredited laboratory OR an approved 3rd Party laboratory.
Exceptional other laboratories are allowed, but only after consulting with PUMA and they must have a DIN / ISO / JIS
/ ASTM / GB accreditation for required tests and this handbook has been submitted to them.
The laboratory must strictly follow testing & evaluation according to this handbook.
The laboratory is ONLY allowed to do testing if accredited by the PUMA laboratory accreditation program &
certification is current – for details please contact the PUMA Global Technical Manager of Colour & Testing for further
details.

ADDITIONAL REQUIRMENTS
Restricted Substance List (RSL) Testing: Please follow PUMA. PUMA sustainability handbook, Chemical Management
Version 5-2016 Link: http://about.puma.com/en/sustainability/environment/chemicals-management & Restricted
Substance List (RSL).
Safety Regulations for Children’s Wear: Please follow G-13 on the PUMA Website.
Government Regulations: Additional to the PUMA requirements the apparel must be safe, durable and must comply
with all applicable government regulations. PUMA Apparel is sold worldwide therefore EU, US, JAPAN, and CHINA
standards and regulations for labeling, safety, restricted substances, Colour fastness and Physical tests must be
followed always: Please see guideline for China Apparel Market requirements in page 54-68. Please see Japan
required standard and regulations vs. PUMA required standards / Requirements chart in page 126-130.
Performance Function / CELL Technologies: Please check which additional functions / CELL technologies will be
labeled and test them according to table in pages 131

HOW TO USE THIS MANAUL
Fabric Testing
The Colour Fastness testing has been arranged by Fibre Composition. Just select the fibre composition
listed in the left-hand column and make note of the reference code.
e.g.
Fibre composition Reference Code

100% Polyester CF/002
Under the reference code you will find all the associated colour fastness tests required for a fabric made
from a specific fibre composition.
The Physical testing has been arranged by Fabric type and End-use. Just select these in the left-hand
column of the physical testing tables and make a note of the reference code.
e.g.,
Fabric Type / End-use Reference Code

100% Polyester (synthetic) Filament sports wear PS/002
Under the reference code you will find all the associated physical tests required for your chosen fabric type
/ end-use combination.
Please note - Distinction has been made between certain levels of end-use performance i.e.,
PROMO / TRAINING / PERFORMANCE =>
– High Performance level
NON- PROMO /NON-TRAINING
– Regular performance level =>
Garment Testing
Garment testing focuses on the appearance of the garment, after several washing & drying cycles –
generally following the care label washing conditions. The number of wash / dry cycles will vary; subject to
the fabric type and proposed end-use.

The new minimum wash temperature is now 40°C, which replaces the previous 30°C minimum. The new
minimum drying condition is now Tumble dry low, which replaces the previous Line Dry condition.
This testing is to take place twice for each style / colour way combination i.e., during the development
phase using bulk fabrics and trims qualities (does not need to be correct for colour), and then at the time of
First bulk production using bulk fabric and trim qualities for each colour involved in an order.
Other required tests relate to specific garment types i.e., Socks, Down Filled jackets etc.

PUMA: COLOR FASTNESS PERFORMANCE CODES
Color Fastness Fiber Composition Page
Performance code number
Fabric CF/001 Washable fast dyed products containing cellulosic (includes Cotton, Viscose, Tencel, Lyocell, Modal and Linen)
Fabric CF/002 Other Fibres And Blends (includes Polyester, Nylon, Acrylic, Polypropylene) Washable fast dyed products with no cellulosic content. 15
Fabric CF/003 Products labeled - Dry Clean only
Fabric CF/004 Indigo Denim
Fabric CF/005 Pigment dye and print (including care labels) 16
Fabric CF/006 Sulphur wash down
Leather CF/009 Leather
17
Leather CF/010 Leather labeled - Dry Clean only
Fabric CF/015 PUMA JAPAN NATIONAL - all fabrics with cellulose fibres
18
Fabric CF/016 PUMA JAPAN NATIONAL - dark fabrics combined with light fabrics in one garment
Trims TRIM CF01 Zipper + Pullers

Trims TRIM CF02 Draw cord/stoppers
Trims TRIM CF03 Elastics /Tape
Trims TRIM CF04 Label/Badge
17
Trims TRIM CF05 Metal Component
Trims TRIM CF06 Button
Trims TRIM CF07 Piping
Trims TRIM CF08 Velcro Fastening
Prints CF/025 Heat transfer Logo's / Heat sealed embellishments

31
Prints CF/026 Direct print / Placement print/Pad print
Packaging CFR/01 Paper Hangtags & Packings

18
Packaging CFR/02 Sticker
Prints CF/035 PUMA JAPAN NATIONAL Heat transfer Logo's / Heat Sealed embellishments
32
Prints CF/036 PUMA JAPAN NATIONAL Direct Print / Placement Print/
PUMA: PHYSICAL TEST PERFORMANCE CODES
Physical testing Fabric type End Use Style Page
Performance Code Number
Fabric PS/01 Weft Knit Knitted sportswear-Filament Synthetic Elastane Fabrics Knitted sportswear/ T -Shirt / Swimwear
26
Fabric PS/02 Weft Knit Casual Knitted goods - Cotton blends (Cellulosic/ synthetic) T-shirts, Nightwear, underwear
Fabric PS/017 Rib Knit MAIN BODY USE Knitted Sportswear T-shirts, Nightwear, underwear, 27
Sweatshirt, and Sport Bra, Casual Knit
Fabric PS/018 Rib Knit Trims like collar, Cuff and Waistband T-shirts, Nightwear, Underwear, Sweatshirt 27
Fabric PS/03 Warp Knit Knitted sportswear Knitted sportswear/T-Shirt/ Swimwear/
28
Elastane fabrics/ Nightwear, underwear
Fabric PS/04 Casual Woven Woven Casual / Wear/Washed Garment Woven Top and pants/ Woven, with washing
finishing, not include Jeans. 29
Fabric PS/05 Sweater Sweaters Knitted goods in a variety of fibre blends. 30

Fabric PS/06 Hosiery Hosiery Socks / Tights 32
Fabric PS/07 Denim Jeanswear Woven Jeanswear 33
Leather PS/08 Leather Velour, Nubuck, Napa leather with aniline finish Leather Jackets/Pants
34
leather PS/09 Leather Napa leather finished Leather Jackets/Pants
Fabric PS/10 Toweling Towels / bathrobes Towels / Bathrobes. 35
Fabric PS/011 Outerwear & Linings All fabrics including Rainwear products and lining
37
Fabric PS/012 Outerwear & Linings Wadded Fabric
Fabric PS/013 Puma Japan National 41
Fabric PS/014 Seamless Garment Santoni type: Weft knitted and Warp knitted
Top, Shorts, Leggings and Tracksuits 31
Fabric PS/015 Basketball Knitted sportswear-100% Continuous Filament and or Spun
Synthetic and blended with Elastane or Cellulosic fibers 24
Fabric PS/016 Basketball Casual Knitted goods – 100%, Cotton and Rich Cotton blends 24
Fabric PS/017 Basketball All fabric types including Rainwear Products and lining 25
Fabric PS/018 Basketball Wadded Fabric 25
Trims TRIM/PR01 Nylon bindings and tapes
Trims TRIM/PR02 Synthetic / Cotton draw cord/Tape
Trims TRIM/PR03 Embroidery
36
Trims TRIM/PR04 Fasteners - Zippers
Trims TRIM/PR05 Fasteners - Snaps
Trims TRIM/PR06 Non-Textile items like Silicone, PU, Rubber
Trims TRIM/PR07 Elastic Binding and Tapes
Packaging PACK /CR01 Stickers 35
DOWN Garment DT/01 Woven down garments + linings 38
Panel Print PS/025 Heat transfer Logo's / Heat sealed
embellishments 40
PS/026 Direct print / Placement print
PS/027 High performance Direct Print-Teamsport
AMAZON/PUMA: COLOR FASTNESS TEST PERFORMANCE CODE
Color Fastness Fiber Composition Page
Performance code number
Washable fast dyed products containing cellulosic (includes Cotton, Viscose, Tencel, Lyocell, Modal and Linen), Other
fibers 19
Fabric ACF/001 And Blends (includes Polyester, Nylon, Acrylic, Polypropylene) Washable fast dyed products with no cellulosic content
AMAZON/PUMA: PHYSICAL TEST PERFORMANCE CODE
Physical testing Performance End Use Page
Code Number
Fabric APS/01 All knitted fabrics 20

Fabric APS/02 All woven fabrics 21
AMAZON/PUMA: GAMENT TEST CODE
Code Number
Fabric AGMT/001 Knitted garments include Sweater/Seamless 22

Fabric AGMT/002 Woven garments include Outerwear/ Pants 22
AMAZON/PUMA: FUNCTIONAL TEST CODE
Code Number
Fabric AFUN/001 All fabrics (Woven and Knitted fabrics) 23
PUMA: CELL & FUNCTIONAL PHYSICAL TEST PERFORMANCE CODES
CELL & Functional CELL Function Test Standard Page Number
Physical Test
Performance
code
Puma Test Standard (Registered
Enterprise standard only PT75, PT76
and PT77)
Add PT77A MMT ( Inherent
DryCELL FUN/001 mechanical wicking property) 42
GB Test Standard (Registered
WarmCELL FUN/002 Enterprise standard)
WindCELL FUN/003 GB Test Standard
RainCELL FUN/004 GB Test Standard
StormCELL FUN/005 GB Test Standard
UPF FUN/007 43
PUMA CLEAN FUN/008
PowerCELL FUN/009
Antibacterial (Odor) FUN/010
44
Wrinkle Free FUN/011
Odor Control FUN/012
All Garments GMT/001

Team Sport Socks GMT/002 45
Garment’s migration test GMC/001
Golf Rainwear Product GMT/003
Additional NON-ROUTINE test requirement –On Request Basis

• Color Fastness
Test description Test Norm Requirement Puma Reference Code
Fastness to Light + Sea Water Puma test method Color change>=5, PCF15
White/Pastel color >=4
• Physical test
Test description Test Norm Requirement Puma Reference Code
Pilling /Random Tumble ASTM D3512 >=3-4 PT19
Ball Burst test (Mesh fabrication with ASTM D3787-07 ≥180N PT17
elastane content)
Down proof test of a Finished Garment IDFL 2-03 Rotating Box Rate 5 (numbers of PT100
with Stitched Lines penetration ≤ 12)
PUMA GENERAL APPAREL: Colour Fastness Requirements
Fiber PCF1 Fastness to PCF4 PCF5 PCF7 PCF8 PCF9 PCF10 PCF11 PCF12 PCF14
Light Fastness test

composition Washing (use 50C Fastness to Fastness to Fastness to Fastness to Fastness to Fastness to Fastness Oven Migration Corrosion
Perspiration to
Resistance test
Color Fastness
washing temp for Rubbing Light Sea Water Chlorinated Saliva Yellowing to Test
Performance
testing) Water /Perspiration Dry (only fabrics

PCF2 Fastness to ( for infant Cleaning contained metal
filament yarn or
PCF17
mode
Perspiration only)
PCF3 Fastness to Water metal powder
for coating)
Washable fast CF/001 Promo/Training: dry: 4 Grade 4 Swimwear& Swimwear: No staining / Grade 4 S No Test No Test Required resistant Color
dyed products 4 S / 4-5 C wet: 2-3 White or pastel Beachwear: 50mg/l active grade 5 S (only white Required Change
containing Contrast color within (China Infant 3) colours: Grade 3-4 S / chlorine: 4 C and light ≥3
cellulosic garment base on dark colours: Grade 3-4 4C Beachwear: color)
(includes Cotton, GMT/001-PT1 test ≥4.5s dry: 3(China Turquoise & 20mg/l active
Viscose, Tencel, Non-Promo/Non- infant 4) Neon colours chlorine:
Lyocell, Modal Training: wet: 2 (China Grade 3 3-4 C
and Linen) 3-4 S / 4-5 C infant 2-3) Neon color
Contrast color within Polyamide 2-3
garment base on
GMT/001-PT1 test ≥4.5s
Other Fabric CF/002 Promo/Training: dry: 4 Grade 4 Swimwear& Swimwear: No staining / Grade 4 S No Test Grade resistant Color
include RIB 4 S / 4-5 C wet: 2-3(China White or pastel Beachwear: 50mg/l active grade 5 S Promo Require 4-5S / 4-5C Change
quality use for Contrast color within Infant 3) colours: Grade 3-4 S / chlorine: 4 C /Training: (100% Polyester / ≥3
Collar and garment base on dark colours: Grade 3-4 4C Beachwear: 4 S / 4-5 C polyester blends ≥
Cuffs.,etc in GMT/001-PT1 only) ≥4.5s dry: 3(China Turquoise & 20mg/l active (only white 50% used in
100% Fibres Non-Promo/Non- infant 4) Neon colours chlorine: and light CONTRAST
Grade 3 COLOUR
contents and Training: wet: 2 (China 3-4 C color)
Neon color combinations
Blends (includes 3-4 S / 4-5 C infant 2-3)
Polyamide 2-3 within the same
Polyester, Nylon, Contrast color within
Acrylic, garment base on garment e.g.,
DARK coloured
Polypropylene), GMT/001-PT1 test ≥4.5s
collars, cuffs &
Washable fast
panels together
dyed products with light coloured
with or without body fabrics OR
cellulosic light colour
content collars, cuffs, &
Products labeled CF/003 No Test Required dry: 4 Grade 4 No Test No Test No staining / Grade 4 S Grade 4 S panels combined resistant Color
Dry Clean only wet: 2-3 White or pastel Required Required grade 5 S (only white / 4-5 C together with Change
colours: and light DARK colour ≥3
Grade 3-4 color) body fabric, and
Turquoise & include any print
Neon colours applications in
Grade 3 white and light
Neon color color)
Polyamide 2-3
Technical Note: CF/001 test for Jean wear / Denim products. All color fastness test items will be tested base on proposed end-products

Fiber PCF1 Fastness to Washing PCF4 PCF5 PCF7 PCF8 PCF9 PCF10 PCF11 PCF12 PCF14 Corrosion
composition (use 50C washing temp Fastness to Fastness to Fastness to Fastness to Fastness to Fastness to Fastness Oven Migration resistance test
Colour Fastness
Perspiration to
Light Fastness
Rubbing Light Sea Water Chlorinated Saliva Yellowing to Test (only fabrics
Performance
for testing)
PCF2 Fastness to Water /Perspiration Dry contained metal
Perspiration (for infant Cleaning filament yarn or
PCF17
mode PCF3 Fastness to Water only) metal powder
test
for coating)
Indigo CF/004 Original fabric color Dry: ≥ 3 for Original fabric No test No Test GB/T 18886 No Test No Test No Test Required resistant No test
Denim/Jean wear (without wash) adult /children color (without required Required Color change ≥ 4 Required Required required
Technical note: ≥ 3-4 C, ≥ 3 S for adult ≥ 4 for infant wash) Color
Test standard will staining ≥ 4
and children, Wet: ≥ 2-3 ≥ 3C
be followed China
standard –FZ/T ≥3-4 for infant (children), ≥ 3 Washed fabric
81006-2007, Washed fabric color: for infant /dark color:
Product Class: ≥ 3-4 C, 3 S for adult and 2-3 *wet rub is ≥ 3-4 C,
Pass Level children, ≥ 3-4 for Infant N/A for adults
Pigment dye and CF/005 Promo/Training: dry: 4 Grade 4 Swimwear& Swimwear: No staining / Grade 4 S No Test Grade 4-5 S / 4-5C resistant Color
print (including 4 S / 4-5 C wet: 2-3(China White or pastel Beachwear: 50mg/l active grade 5 S (only white Required (100% Polyester / Change
care labels) Contrast color within Infant 3) colours: Grade 3-4 S / chlorine: 4 C and light polyester ≥3
garment base on dark colours: Grade 3-4 4C Beachwear: color) blends≥50% used in
GMT/001-PT1 test ≥4.5s dry: 3( China Turquoise & 20mg/l active CONTRAST COLOUR
Non-Promo/ Non- infant 4) Neon colours chlorine: combinations within
Grade 3 3-4 C the same garment
Training: wet: 2 (China
Neon color e.g., DARK coloured
3-4 S / 4-5 C infant 2-3)
Polyamide 2-3 collars, cuffs &
Contrast color within panels together with
garment base on light coloured body
GMT/001-PT1 test ≥4.5s fabrics OR light
colour collars, cuffs,
& panels combined
together with DARK
colour body fabric,
and include any print
applications in white
and light color)
Sulfur wash CF/006 Promo/Training: dry: 4 Grade 4 Swimwear& Swimwear: No staining / Grade 4 S No Test No Test Required resistant Color
down 4 S / 4-5 C wet: 2-3(China White or pastel Beachwear: 50mg/l active grade 5 S (only white Required Change
Contrast color within Infant 3) colours: Grade 3-4 S / chlorine: 4 C and light ≥3
garment base on GMT/001- dark colours: Grade 3-4 4C Beachwear: color)
PT1 test ≥4.5s dry: 3( China Turquoise & 20mg/l active
Non-Promo/Non-Training: infant 4) Neon colours chlorine:
3-4 S / 4-5 C Grade 3
wet: 2 (China 3-4 C
Contrast color within Neon color
infant 2-3)
garment base on GMT/001 - Polyamide 2-3
P1 test ≥4.5s
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PUMA LEATHER: Color Fastness Requirements
Fiber composition Color Fastness Performance mode PCF2 Fastness to Rubbing PCF21 Fastness to Light PCF22 Fastness to Dry Cleaning
Dry: grade: ≥ 3 (20 rub cycles)
Leather CF/009 Wet: grade: ≥ 3 (10 rub cycles) grade: ≥ 3 No Test Required
pH 8: grade: ≥ 3 (10 rub cycles)
Dry: grade: ≥ 3 (20 rub cycles)
Leather labeled
CF/010 Wet: grade: ≥ 3 (10 rub cycles) grade: ≥ 3 grade: ≥ 3-4
Dry Clean only
pH 8: grade: ≥ 3 (10 rub cycles)
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PUMA TRIMS: Color Fastness Requirements (Trims are to be tested separately before garment manufacturing)
Trim type PCF1 Fastness to PCF4 PCF5 PCF7 PCF8 PCF9 PCF10 PCF11 PCF12 PCF14
Color Fastness
Performance
mode
Light Fastness test

Washing Fastness Fastness to Light Fastness to Fastness to Fastness to Fastness to Fastness to Oven Migration Corrosion
Perspiration to
PCF2 Fastness to to Sea Water Chlorinated Saliva Yellowing Dry Cleaning Test resistance test
(only fabrics
Perspiration Rubbing Water /Perspiration
contained metal
PCF3 Fastness to (for infant
PCF17
filament yarn or
Water only) metal powder)
for coating)
Zipper+ pullers TRIM CF01 Only dyed/printed Only dyed/ Only dyed/printed Only Only Only Only dyed/ Depend on Only dyed/printed resistant Only for
Textile trims printed Textile trims: dyed/printed dyed/printed dyed/printed printed care label Textile trims: Grade 4- dyed/
:Promo/Training:4 S Textile Grade 4 Textile trims Textile trims: Textile trims: Textile trims: define 5S / 4-5C printed
trims: (100% Polyester / textile trims:
/ 4-5 C dry: 4
White or pastel : Swimwear& 50mg/l active No staining / Grade 4 S polyester blends used
contrasting colours colours: Beachwear: chlorine: 4 C grade 5 S (only white Color
wet: 2-3 in CONTRAST
(colour block): Grade 3-4 Grade 3-4 S / Beachwear: and light COLOUR Change
(China
combinations within ≥3
4-5 S Infant 3) Turquoise & 4C 20mg/l active color)
Draw TRIM CF02 Non-Promo/Non- dark Neon colours chlorine: 3-4 C the same garment
cord/stoppers colours: e.g., DARK coloured
Training : Grade 3 collars, cuffs & panels
Elastics /Tape TRIM CF03 3-4 S / 4-5 C dry: 3 Neon colour together with light
(China
Label/Badge TRIM CF04 contrasting colours Polyamide 2-3 coloured body fabrics
infant 4)
(colour block): OR light colour
Metal TRIM CF05 wet: 2 collars, Cuffs, &
Component 4-5 S (China panels combined
infant 2-3) together with DARK
Button TRIM CF06
colour body fabric,
Piping TRIM CF07 and include any print
Velcro Fastening TRIM CF08 applications in white
and light color)
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PUMA JAPAN NATIONAL: Color Fastness Requirements
Fiber composition Color Fastness Performance mode PCF6 PCF15 PCF 16
Light and Perspiration Fastness Fastness to Color Bleeding Test
Chlorinated Water
all fabrics with cellulose all fabrics with cellulose fibers:
CF/015 Color change: >=3-4 No Test Required
fibers 10mg/l active chlorine: 3-4
dark fabrics combined with

CF/016 No test required No test required Color staining: >=4-5
light fabrics in one garment
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*Remark: for other Color fastness requirements, please follow PUMA’s general apparel requirement at page 15-16
PUMA PACKAGING: Color Fastness Requirements

Material Type Color Fastness Performance mode PCF5 PCF10 PCF12
Fastness to Light Fastness to Oven Migration test
Yellowing
Color staining: >=4-5,

Paper hangtags & Packing CFR/01 Color change: >=4 grade: ≥ 3
Test condition 70c x 24 hr.
Color staining: >=4-5

Stickers CFR/02 No test required No test required
Test condition 70c x 24 hr.
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AMAZON/ PUMA GENERAL APPAREL: Colour Fastness Requirements
Fiber composition APCF1 Fastness to APCF4 APCF5 APCF7 APCF8 APCF9 APCF10 APCF 18 APCF12
Performance mode
Light Fastness test

Washing Fastness to Rubbing Fastness to Fastness to Sea Fastness to Fastness to Fastness Non- Oven
APCF2 Fastness to Light Water Chlorinated Saliva to Chlorine Migration
Perspiration to
Color Fastness
Perspiration Water /Perspiration Yellowing bleach Test

APCF3 Fastness to
APCF17
Water
SCOPE For color block items, Applicable to Swim Applicable to Swim For infant only For white Applicable For 100% For knitted
additional cross and Beachwear only, and Beachwear and light to all Polyester / products
staining from one For color block items, only, including color fabrics polyester only
color to another (e.g additional cross Cover Ups No need to blends ≥ 50%
dark to light color) staining from one 50mg/l perform if
need to be color to another (e.g concentration for the Care
checked, and to be dark to light color) Swimwear Instruction
reported under self need to be checked, 20mg/l is 'Do not
staining. and to be reported concentration for Bleach'.
under self staining. Cover-ups &
Beachwear
Washable fast dyed ACF/001 Best Products Best Products Best Products Best Products Best Products Best and better Best and Best and Color
products containing Color change:≥4 Dry : ≥4 Color Color change:≥4 Color products : better Better staining:≥4-5
cellulosic (includes Color staining:≥3.4 Wet : ≥3 change :≥4 Color staining:≥3.4 change :≥4 No color products Products Color change:
Cotton, Viscose, Self-Staining :≥4-5 White or Self-Staining :≥4-5 White or pastel staining :5 Color Color ≥4-5
Tencel, Lyocell, Modal Neon /Turquoise and Neon /Turquoise and pastel colors: Neon /Turquoise and colors: Change change :≥4 (test for
and Linen) Tide dye Tide dye Color Tide dye Color change:≥3 :≥4 CONTRAST
And all Color change : ≥ 4 Dry : ≥3-4 change:≥3-4 Color change : ≥ 4 Better Products COLOUR
Other Fabric include Color staining : ≥3 Wet : ≥2-3 Color staining : ≥3 Color combinations
RIB quality use for Self-Staining: ≥4-5 Self-Staining: ≥4-5 change :≥3-4 within the
Collar and Cuffs.,etc in White or pastel same Color
100% Fibres contents Better Products Better Products Better Better Products colors: garment e.g., Change
and Blends (includes Color change : ≥3-4 Dry : ≥3-4 Products Color change : ≥3-4 Color change:≥2-3 DARK ≥3
Polyester, Nylon, Color staining : ≥3-4 Wet : ≥2-3 Color Color staining : ≥3-4 50mg/l coloured
Acrylic, Self-Staining: ≥4-5 Neon /Turquoise and change :≥4 Self-Staining: ≥4-5 concentration for collars, cuffs
Polypropylene), Neon/Tide Dye Tide dye White or Neon/Tide Dye Swimwear & panels
Washable fast dyed Color change : ≥3-4 Dry : ≥3-4 pastel colors: Color change : ≥3-4 20mg/l together with
products with or Color staining : ≥3 Wet : ≥2( infant ≥2-3) Color Color staining : ≥3 concentration for light coloured
without cellulosic Self-Staining: ≥4 change:≥3-4 Self-Staining: ≥4 Cover-ups & body fabrics
content Beachwear OR light
colour collars,
cuffs, & panel
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AMAZON / PUMA KNIT: Physical Requirement
*PT23 USA /PT23A Canada market, product is required to meet US 16 CFR 1610 Class 1/ Canada CAN/CGSB 4.2 NO.27.5 respectively
Fabric End use APT1 APT3 APT5A APT6 APT7 APT16 APT85A Residual Extension
Performance code
Weight
Physical testing
APT2
type Appearance after washing/drying, Pilling Resistance Snagging Bursting Strength Pile Loss Fiber /Elongation
dimensional stability and twist (Pill Box) BS 8479 Snag POD Content
Test
SCOPE 5 cycles as per Care Label Not Required for Chief value Not required on fabrics > Applicable to cut Applicable to fabrics containing
Assess after 1 & 5 cycles, plain surface fabrics synthetic required 200g/m² pile fabrics only elastane fibres
cross-staining on multi fiber : after 1 made of 100% snagging test if Not applicable to lace or Not applicable to Intimate
cycle,If results fail, iron as per Care filament fibres filament yarn in mesh with have an under Apparel
Label and then re-measure and report use layer of
both results. Pass/Fail should be based Test require at fabric
on after iron results. before and after Test against Claimed weight
Note: For children items, one wash/dry
if garment is being tested for cycle
durability after wash, need to use
same garment (after 1 & 5 wash) for
this test.
Knit APS/01 All knitted fabrics Cellulosic fibers, Regenerated fibers, Best Products Best and Better Best products Best and Better Best Products
and blended with chief value of these General: Grade 3- products General Fabrics: products Load 15N
fibers 4@ 4 hours ≥ 3-4(face side) <100g/m²: 250kPa min General: > 2% Elastane
Jersey, interlock, pique, french terry, Wool and wool >100g/m²: 300kPa min 5 Minutes Unrecovered elongation after 30
FOLLOW FIBER COTENT REQUIREMENT CHART

and brush back blends (cashmere, Test on back side @ 2000 RPM mins 10% maximum
Length and width etc): base on request Mesh & Lace dense area: Weight Loss Babywear (< 3 year old), Warp
Best Products Grade 3 @ 2 hours 150kPa min Max 15%. Knit, and/or fabric with
Width and Length: +1% /-6% Brushed, raised, For Engineer Lace Sparse Area (thin area < 2% Elastane
Rib and thermal knits: +1%/-7% piled fabrics: /Jacquard knit of net) :100 kPa min Unrecovered elongation after 30
Twist (skewness) : ≤5% Grade 3 minimum pattern, testing mins 15% maximum
Better Products @ 2 hours need to cover all Better products Better Products
+/- 5%
Width and Length: +1% /-7% Better products knitting General Fabrics:
Load 15N
Rib and thermal knits: +1%/-8% General: Grade 3 structures <100g/m²: 200kPa min
General: > 2% Elastane
Twist (skewness) : ≤5% minimum @ 4 >100g/m²: 250kPa min
Unrecovered elongation after 30
hours Mesh & Lace dense area:
mins 15% maximum
Synthetic fibres and Chief value Wool and wool 125kPa min
< 2% Elastane
synthetic: blends (cashmere): Lace Sparse Area (thin area
Unrecovered elongation after 30
Best and Better Products Grade 2-3 minimum of net) : 85 kPa min
Length & Width +1% to -5% @ 2 hours mins 20% maximum
Brushed, raised,
Appearance after wash: No physical piled fabrics:
appearance change Grade 2-3 minimum
@ 2 hours
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AMAZON /PUMA WOVEN: Physical Requirement
Fabric End APT1 Appearance APT3 APT15 Martindale APT5A APT7 APT10 APT11 APT12 APT85A APT
Weight
Performance code
APT2
Physical testing
use after washing/drying, Pilling Abrasion Snagging Pile Loss Tensile Tear Strength - Seam Slippage Residual 16
type Fiber
dimensional stability Resistance BS 8479 Strength Elmendorf Extension
(Martindale) Snag POD /Elongation Content
and twist Test
SCOPE 5 cycles as per Care Label Not Required for Not applicable to the Chief value Applicable to cut Applicable to
Assess after 1 & 5 cycles, plain surface products made of 100% synthetic pile fabrics only fabrics
cross-staining on multi fabrics Polyester, 100% Nylon, or required like velvet/ velour, containing
fiber : after 1 cycle,If made of 100% blends of Polyester/Nylon, snagging elastane fibres
corduroy
results fail, iron as per filament fibres Polyester/Elastane, Nylon/ test if Not applicable to
Care Label and then re- Elastane filament .,etc
Intimate Apparel
measure and report both Shade Change not required yarn in use
results. Pass/Fail should on whites or Denim.
be based on after iron Test against Claimed weight
results.
Note: For children items,
if garment is being tested
for durability after wash,
need to use same
garment (after 1 & 5
wash) for this test.
Woven APS/ All Best Products Best products: Best Products: Best and Best and Better Best Products Best Products ≤6mm Seam Opening Best Products

Woven Width and Length: General: Delicate ≤100g/m2 - 10,000 Better products Delicate<100g/m2 - Delicate 3mm for contrast warp Load 15N
02 +1% /-3% Minimum products 3 minutes Velvet 10kg <100g - 800g & weft threads Unrecovered elon
fabrics rubs
Skewness ≤3 Grade 3-4 after Lightweight 101g/m2 to ≥ 3-4(face @ 2000 RPM Lightweight 100g/m2 Lightweight 100g to Best Products gation after 30
Better Products 2,000 Rubs 150g/m2 - 12,000 rubs side) 5 Minutes to 150g/m2 - 12kg 150g - 900g Delicate <100g/m2 - mins 5%
Width and Length: +1% /- Flannel, Sueded, Medium Weight 151g/m2 to Test on Corduroy @ 2000 Medium Weight Medium Weight 8kg maximum
3.5% Brushed, Peached 200g/m2 - 15,000 rubs back side RPM 151g/m2 to 200g/m2 - 151g to 200g - 1000g Lightweight 100g/m2
Skewness ≤3 finished Fabrics: Heavy weight >200g/m2 - base on Weight Loss Max 16kg Heavy weight >200g to 150g/m2 - 9kg Better Products
Grade 3 after 20,000 cycles request 15%. Heavy weight - 1200g Medium Weight Load 15N
Appearance after wash: 2,000 Rubs Shade change Grade 3-4 @ For >200g/m2 - 20kg Better Products 151g/m2 to 200g/m2 - > 2% Elastane:
No physical appearance Better products Engineer Delicate <100g - 10kg Unrecovered
+/- 5%
5,000 cycles
change General: Grade 3 /Jacquard Better Products 700g Heavy weight elongation after
Better Products:
minimum @ 4 knit <100g/m2 - 9kg Lightweight 100g to >200g/m2 - 11kg 30 mins
hours Delicate ≤100g/m2 - 9,000 pattern, Lightweight 100g/m2 150g - 800g Better Products 5% maximum
rubs
Grade 2-3 testing to 150g/m2 - 11kg Medium Weight Delicate <100g/m2 - < 2% Elastane:
minimum Lightweight 101g/m2 to need to Medium Weight 151g to 200g - 900g 7kg Unrecovered
@ 2 hours 150g/m2 - 11,000 rubs cover all 151g/m2 to 200g/m2 - Heavy weight >200g Lightweight 100g/m2 elongation after
Brushed, raised, Medium Weight 151g/m2 to knitting 15kg - 1000g to 150g/m2 - 8kg 30 mins
piled fabrics: 200g/m2 - 13,000 rubs structures Heavy weight Medium Weight 7% maximum
Grade 2-3 Heavy weight >200g/m2 - >200g/m2 - 18kg 151g/m2 to 200g/m2 -
minimum 17,500 cycles 9kg
@ 2 hours Shade change Grade 3 @ Heavy weight
5,000 cycles >200g/m2 - 10kg
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AMAZON / PUMA: Garment Test Requirement
Product End use APT1 Appearance after washing/drying, APT33 APT91 Seam Stretchability APT92 Stretch Point Strength Test
Performance code
Physical testing
type dimensional stability and twist Seam breakage

(strength)
SCOPE 5 cycles as per Care Label Test on production seam Test on all seams including Applicable to all stress points of products
Assess after 1 & 5 cycles, (Garment form Only) Test hem folds (which are not covered under seam
cross-staining on multi fiber : after 1 cycle,If results fail, iron as against Claimed weight (using test method stretchability), including but not limited
per Care Label and then re-measure and report both results.
(testing report result in AATCC TS-015) to Strap joining point, Belt Loop, button Loop,
Pass/Fail should be based on after iron results.
Note: For children items, maximum newton force) pocket stress point, zipper stress point, neck
if garment is being tested for durability after wash, need to use stress point etc.
same garment (after 1 & 5 wash) for this test. Using test method ASTM D 1683 (Modified)
Garment AGMT/001 Knitted garments Cellulosic fibers, Regenerated fibers, and blended with chief No test required Best and Better product ≥ Modification: Apply force by simulating best
include value of these fibers in Jersey, interlock, pique, french terry, and 35% Elongation or 7lbs predictable direction of stress of actual use]
Sweater/ brush back minimum Best Products: 8 kgs minimum
seamless Length and width
Best Products Better Products:7 kgs minimum
Width and Length: +1% /-6%
Rib and thermal knits: +1%/-7%
Twist (skewness) : ≤5%
Better Products
Width and Length: +1% /-7%
Rib and thermal knits: +1%/-8%
Twist (skewness) : ≤5%
Synthetic fibres and Chief value synthetic:

Best and Better Products
Length & Width +1% to -5%
Appearance after wash: No physical appearance change

AGMT/002 Woven garments Best Products Best Product ≥150 newtons No test required
include Width and Length: +1% /-3% Better product≥ 120
outerwear/ pants Skewness ≤3 newtons
Better Products
Width and Length: +1% /-3.5%
Skewness ≤3
Appearance after wash: No physical appearance change
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AMAZON / PUMA: Functional Test Requirement
Product Physical AFUN/001 Function test standard: If product claim to Puma CELL hangtag like WarmCELL, WindCELL, RainCELL and StormCELL,
type testing PUMA DRYCELL MOISTURE MANAGEMENT please follow Puma F-01 CELL test requirement page as functional test group specified
Performanc APT78 APT79 APT80 Water APT82 APT83 APT89 Measurement of
e code APT75 Water APT76 Wicking APT77 Determination APT77A MMT Hydrostatic Water resistance - Water Vapor Air thermal and
Absorbency of Drying Rate (Inherent pressure test Repellence Rain Test Transmission of Permeability of water-vapour resistance
mechanical (Water (Spray test) Materials Textile under steady-state
wicking Column) Fabrics conditions
property) (sweating guarded-
hotplate Test (Thermal
Insulation)
SCOPE: Test require once Wicking Applicable to Applicable to Only water Only Shower Only water Only breathability Only Wind Only Thermal Resistance
product claim as Performance Evaporation claims moisture proof claim resistance/W resistance claim, resistance claims,
DRYCELL with (Exempt for For the claim 'Quick management for both ater repellent claim, As received and claims, Original sample and after 5
hangtags open hole Dry', 'Stay Dry' ' fabric and claims As received after 5 washes washes
claim for Original and
mesh fabric) Dry control' or similar seam tape and after 5
Moisture Management mechanical test washes after 5 washes
claims where wicking as wicking property
well as drying is
involved, need to
conduct both Vertical
Wicking & Evaporation
Rate tests.
Functional All fabrics Soak up the water Before wash & Before wash & After 1 Before & After 5 >300cm/H2O Original <1 gm @ 600 ≥ 800 gr/m2/ 24 ≤ 1 cfm Fabric ≥ 0.6 CLO or 0.09
products (Woven and drop, After 1 and 10 wash/Dry cycles: washes / Main Fabric (before min @ 2 mins hours (10mm/sec) m²K/W
Knitted woven and knit and 10 woven and knits dry cycles and Taped wash): 4 No water Polar Fleece ≥ 0.7 CLO or
Before wash ≤3 wash/dry 100% synthetics Seams weight 0.11 m²K/W
fabrics) For China: OMMC After 5
sec OR After Woven: ≤30% residual moisture original increases Garment ≥ 3.0 CLO or
1 wash/dry cycle ≥ 5 cm after 10 after 30 minutes drying Grade ≥ 2 and after 5 washes: greater than 0.47m²K/W
≤5 second, min. time Other indices ≥3 washes 3-4 1.0g allowed
after 10 wash/Dry Knits: 100% Cotton and Cotton Meets Meets
cycles. ≥ 8 cm after 10 blends Other Regions Rainwear Rainwear
≦ 10 sec. min. ≤60% residual moisture OMMC Grade ≥3 Duty in the Duty in the
after 30 minutes dryin Other indices ≥3 US
US
time
Washing durability 10 wash cycle (one wash cycle:

one wash + one tumble dry low)
ROUTINE testing
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PUMA WEFT and Warp KNIT: Physical Requirement for BASKETBALL Products
Fabric Physical testing End Use PT1 Appearance PT2 PT3 PT4 PT5A Snagging PT6 PT6A PT17 Ball PT16 PT65
PT20 Odor
type Performance after Weight Pilling Fabric Heat BS 8479 Snag POD (Only Bursting Bursting Burst test Fiber Print
code washing/drying, (ONLY for Press Test Filament yarns) (Pneumatic) (Mullen) Content durability
dimensional stability all Spun Test test
and twist yarns
and
blends)
Weft PS/015 Knitted sportswear- Promo/Training: +/- 5% Grade ± 2% Before and after one wash ≥450 kPa ≥50 PSI ≥ 400 N
Knit/ 100% Continuous length/width: -4% to ≥3-4 after Appearance ≥ 3-4(face side) (Only
FOLLOW FIBER COTENT REQUIREMENT CHART AT PAGE NUMBER 36
no unpleasant or disturbing odor

Warp Filament and or Spun +4%; Twist: ≤3%* 500rev. after heat blended
Knit Synthetic and Appearance: no Grade press: Test on back side base on with no changes in
blended with changes ≥3-4 after request elastane) appearance
no changes
Elastane or (Colour change 2000rev. and adherence
For Engineer
Cellulosic fibers, ≥4-5 is acceptable) For Engineer (color change
/Jacquard
Chief Value * 100% /Jacquard knit of ≥4-5 is
knit pattern,
Synthetic Non-Promo/Non- cotton and pattern, testing need to acceptable)
testing need
Fiber (Synthetic Training: with cover all knitting
to cover all
≥50%) length/width: elastane structures
knitting
-5% to +5%; does not
structures
Twist: ≤5%* require
Appearance: no pilling test
PS/016 Casual Knitted No Test No Test Required ≥130 kPa
changes
goods – 100% Required
(Colour change
Cotton and Cotton
≥4-5 is acceptable)
blends with
* final twist in
Elastane or
garment not more
Synthetic fibers,
than 3cm
Chief Value Natural
fiber (Cellulosic/
synthetic)
ROUTINE testing ROUTINE Investigative ROUTINE ROUTINE

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Investigate Testing
testing testing testing testing
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PUMA OUTERWEAR & LINING (Synthetic Woven Fabrics): Physical Requirements for Basketball Product
Fabric Physical testing End use PT1 Appearance after PT3 PT4 PT5A Snagging PT12 PT65 PT15
Weight
Tearing Test
Test
TEARING
PT2
PT10
PT11
Tensile Strength
PT 16 Fiber Content
PT11A ELMENDOLF
type Performance washing/ drying, Pilling Fabric BS 8479 Snag Seam Slippage Print Abrasion
dimensional stability and (ONLY Heat Press POD (Only Filament durability Resistance
PT20 Odor
code
twist (please follow for all Test yarns) test
further details in pages Spun
number 46-48 for washing yarns
& drying and shrinkage and
requirement., etc) blends)
Promo/ Training: Before and After Promo no changes Corduroy/
length/ width: one wash/dry cycle /Training: in Velvet/
-2% to +2%; ≥ 3-4(face side) Top: ≤ 4mm at appearance Chenille
and /Velour:
Fabric with elastane: 150N adherence 20,000cycles

-4 to +4% Test on back side Bottom:
Outerwear & Linings (Synthetic Woven Fabrics)
(color Moss/peach
bow skew: ≤3%* base on request ≤ 4mm at 160N change of skin :10000
≥4-5 is cycles
Warp and Weft ≥ 12 N

Appearance: no changes
For Engineer Non-Promo: acceptable) No fabric
(colour change ≥4-5 is

Grade ≥3-4 after 2000rev.
All fabric /Jacquard knit Top: ≤ 4mm at breakage

acceptable) ± 2% following cycles: No
types pattern, testing Warp 150N,
Non-Promo/Non-Training: Appearance Top ≥ 130 N,
and pages physical
including length /width: after heat need to cover all Bottom ≥ Bottom: appearance
Weft ≥ number
+/-5%
Rainwear -3% to +2%; bow skew: press: knitting 180N ≤ 4mm at 160N change
20 N 46-48 for
PS/017 no changes structures For China’s Woven included hole
Products ≤3%* washing &
Casual in pile/fabric
Appearance: no changes drying
Wear/Washed breakage
(colour change require
Garment, require
≥4-5 is acceptable) 45N (shell and
* final skew in garment weight ≤52gsm)
not more than 3cm 100N (shell and
weight >52gsm)
≤0.6cm
Outerwear No Test No Test Required ≥ 130 N No test ≥9N ≤ 4mm at 130N,

Required required For China, ≤6mm at
Linings 70N
Wadded FOLLOW GB STANDARD

PS/018
Fabric
ROUTINE ROUTINE
testing testing
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Repeat order testing per season √ Random Routine √ Random
Check Testing check

PUMA WEFT KNIT: Physical Requirement
Fabric End use Style PT1 PT3 PT4 PT5A PT6 PT7 PT17 PT65
PT20 Odor
PT85 AND PT85A

PT2
PT16
Weight
Fiber Content Test
Stretch & Recovery

type Appearance after Pilling Fabric Heat Snagging Bursting Pile Loss Ball Print
washing/drying, (ONLY Press Test BS 8479 Snag Strength durability
Physical testing
performance code
Burst
dimensional stability for all POD (Only Filament test
and twist (please yarns) Test
Spun
follow further details yarns (only for
in pages 46-48 for and all mesh
washing & drying blends) fabric
and shrinkage without
requirement.,etc)
elastane
content)
Weft PS/01 Knitted sportswear- Knitted Promo/Training: ± 2% Before and After one Promo/ Garment ≥180 N no changes in
Performance product>=10% elastane content, please follow requirement on PT85
For Engineer /Jacquard knit pattern, testing need to cover all knitting structures
Knit 100% Filament and Sportswear length/width: optic wash /dry cycle Training: with cut appearance

or Spun T-shirts, -4%/+0%, afterwards: ≥ 3-4(face side) ≥170 kPa, For pile: and
Synthetic and Nightwear, Twist: ≤3%* no changes, Engineer weight loss: adherence
blended with underwear, Appearance: no For Engineer Test on back side /Jacquard <12% (colour
Elastane or Sweatshirt, changes /Jacquard base on request knit pattern, physical change of
Cellulosic fibers, and Sport (colour change ≥4-5 knit pattern, testing need assessment ≥4-5 is
Chief Value Bra is acceptable) testing need For Engineer to cover all :no change acceptable)
Synthetic Non-Promo/Non- to cover all /Jacquard knit knitting

Fiber (Synthetic Training: Grade knitting pattern, testing need structures Washing
>=50%) length/width: ≥3-4 after structures to cover all knitting /Drying
-5% /+5% 500rev. structures Non-Promo instruction:
100% Natural Grade ≥3- /Non- following
fiber/Natural fiber 4 after Training: standard
+/- 5%
rich, 2000rev. ≥150kPa washing/

-5% /+0% * Only (test as per drying
100% Synthetic 100% request) requirement
PS/02 Casual Knitted Casual Knit /Synthetic rich cotton No Test No Test Required Promo/ page 46-48
goods – 100% T-shirts, Twist: ≤5%* and with Required Training:
Cotton and Cotton Nightwear, Appearance: no elastane ≥130 kPa
blends with Underwear changes does not
or PT85A test method

Elastane or (≤120gsm) (colour change ≥4-5 require
Synthetic fibers, Casual Knit is acceptable) pilling No Test No Test Required Promo/
Chief Value Natural T-shirts, * final twist in test Required Training:
fiber (Cellulosic/ Nightwear garment not more ≥160 kPa
synthetic). Underwear, than 3cm
Sweatshirt
(>120gsm)
INVESTIGATIVE / ROUTINE testing: ROUTINE ROUTINE
ROUTINE testing ROUTINE testing ROUTINE testing ROUTINE testing Routine Testing
Investigative
testing testing
Development testing: (validity within 12 months) √ √ √ √ √ √ √
test
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PUMA RIB KNIT: Physical Requirement
Fabric End use Style PT1 PT3 PT4 PT5A PT6 PT16 PT65
PT85 AND PT85A

PT2
Weight
PT20 Odor
Stretch & Recovery

Physical testing
performance code
type Appearance after Pilling Fabric Heat Press Snagging Bursting Strength Fiber Print
washing/drying, (ONLY for all Test BS 8479 Snag Content durability
dimensional stability Spun yarns and POD (Only Filament Test test
and twist (please blends) yarns)
follow further details
in pages 46-48 for
washing & drying
and shrinkage
requirement.,etc)
Rib knit PS/017 MAIN BODY USE Knitted length/width: ± 2% Before and After one Promo/ no changes in
Performance product>=10% elastane content, please follow requirement on
For Engineer /Jacquard knit pattern, testing need to cover all knitting structures
Sportswear -5% /+5% optic afterwards: wash /dry cycle Training: appearance

T-shirts, 100% Natural no changes, ≥ 3-4(face side) ≥170 kPa, For and
Nightwear, fiber/Natural fiber For Engineer Engineer adherence
underwear, rich, /Jacquard knit Test on back side base /Jacquard knit (colour
Sweatshirt, -5% /+0% pattern, testing on request pattern, testing change of
and Sport 100% Synthetic need to cover all need to cover all ≥4-5 is
Bra, /Synthetic rich Grade knitting structures For Engineer knitting structures acceptable)
Twist: ≤5%* ≥3-4 after 500rev. Non-Promo

/Jacquard knit
Casual Knit Appearance: no Grade ≥3-4 after /Non-Training: Washing
pattern, testing need
T-shirts, changes 2000rev. ≥150kPa /Drying
to cover all knitting
Nightwear (colour change ≥4-5 * Only 100% (test as per instruction:
Underwear, is acceptable) cotton and with structures request) following
+/- 5%
Sweatshirt * final twist in elastane does not standard

garment not more require pilling test washing/
than 3cm drying
PS/018 Trims like collar, Length: -6% to +0%. For trims, No Test Required requirement
Cuff and Waistband Width: -12% to +0% If size is not page 46-48
PT85 or PT85A test method

applicable for
twisting <=5%
tests, pilling
evaluation will be
Final evaluation will judge on fabric
be judged on appearance after
garment wash test wash
result
INVESTIGATIVE / ROUTINE testing: Investigative

ROUTINE testing ROUTINE testing ROUTINE testing ROUTINE testing Routine Testing
Investigative
testing
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PUMA WARP KNIT: Physical Requirements
Fabric Physical End use Style PT1 PT2 PT3 PT4 PT5A PT6 PT7 PT17 PT65
type testing Appearance after Weight Pilling Fabric Snagging Bursting Pile Loss Ball Print
Performance washing/drying, (ONLY Heat BS 8479 Snag Strength durability
Stretch & Recovery

Burst
Fiber Content Test
PT85 AND PT85A

code dimensional stability for all Press POD(Only Filament test
Test
PT20 Odor
and twist (please Spun Test yarns)
PT16
follow further details yarns (only for
in pages 46-48 for and all mesh
washing & drying blends) fabrics
and shrinkage without
requirement., etc.)
elastane
content)
Promo/Training:
Performance product>=10% elastane content, please follow requirement

optic afterwards: no changes, For Engineer /Jacquard knit pattern, testing
length/width:
-4%/+0%,
For Engineer /Jacquard knit pattern, testing need to cover all knitting
Twist: ≤3%*
Appearance: no
Promo/
changes
FOLLOW FIBER COTENT REQUIREMNET CHART

Training: no changes
(colour change ≥4-5 Before and After one
≥170 kPa in
need to cover all knitting structures

is acceptable) wash/dry cycle

Knitted For Engineer appearance
Non-Promo/Non- ≥ 3-4(face side) and
sportswear /Jacquard
Training: Grade Garments adherence
/ knit pattern.
length/width: ≥3-4 Test on back side base with cut (colour
T-Shirt/ bursting test
-5% /+5% after on request pile: change
Swimwear/ need to cover ≥180 N
± 2%
Warp Knitted 100% Natural 500rev. weight loss: ≥4-5 is
PS/03 Elastane +/- 5% all knitting
knit sportswear fiber/Natural fiber Grade For Engineer <12% acceptable)
fabrics/ structures
rich, ≥3-4 /Jacquard knit physical
Nightwear, (following
-5% /+0% after pattern, testing need to assessment
on PT85 or PT85A test method

Underwear, Non-Promo pages number
100% Synthetic 2000rev. cover all knitting :no change
Sweatshirt, /Non- 46-48 for
/Synthetic rich structures
Sport Bra Training: washing &
Twist: ≤5%*
≥150kPa drying
Appearance: no
( test as per requirement)
changes
request)
(colour change ≥4-5
structures
is acceptable)
* final twist in
garment not more
than 3cm
INVESTIGATIVE / ROUTINE testing: ROUTINE
Investigative testing
ROUTINE testing ROUTINE testing ROUTINE testing ROUTINE testing ROUTINE testing
testing
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Check

PUMA CASUAL WOVEN: Physical Requirements
Fabric End use Style PT1 PT3 PT5A PT7 PT10 PT11 PT12 PT15 PT16 PT65
Performance code
type Appearance after Pilling Snagging Pile Loss Tensile Tearing Test Seam Slippage Abrasion Fiber Print
Physical testing
BS 8479 Snag Strength
PT2 Weight
washing/drying,
PT20 Odor
(ONLY resistance Content durability
dimensional stability and for all POD (Only
Test test
twist (please follow further Filament
Spun
details in pages 46-48 for yarns) for
yarns
washing & drying and Golf Product
and only
shrinkage requirement)
blends)
Woven Woven Top Promo/ Grade Before and Garment Promo/ Promo/ Promo/ Promo/ no changes
Casual/ and pants/ Training: ≥3-4 After one with cut Training: Training: Training: Training: in
Wear/ Woven, length/width: after wash /dry pile weight Top: ≥ Top Top Corduroy/ appearance
Washed with -2% to +2%; 500rev. cycle loss: 150 N outerwear: mid-layer: ≤ 4mm at Velvet/ and
Garment washing Fabric with elastane: Grade ≥ 3-4(face <12% Bottom: ≥13 N 150N Chenille adherence
finishing, ≥3-4 side) physical ≥ 250 N Top mid- Top outerwear: /Velour: (colour
-4 to +4% change of
not include bow skew: ≤3%* after assessment layer: ≤ 4mm at 150N 20,000cycles
≥4-5 is

Jeans Appearance: no changes 2000rev. Test on back : no change Non- ≥11 N Bottom: ≤ 4mm at Moss/peach acceptable)
(≤120gsm) (colour change * 100% side base on no Promo/ Bottom: 160N skin :10000

≥4-5 is acceptable) cotton request change Non- ≥15 N Non-Promo/Non- cycles (following
Non-Promo/Non-Training: and with Training Training: No fabric pages
Casual PS/04 length/width: elastane For Engineer Top: ≥ Non –Promo Top mid layer: ≤ breakage number
Woven -5%/ +2%; does not /Jacquard 130 N /Non- 4mm at 130N Non –Promo 46-48 for
require knit Bottom: Training Top outerwear: Training: washing &
+/- 5%
bow skew: ≤3%*

pilling pattern, ≥ 180 N ≥11 N ≤ 4mm at 150N Corduroy drying
100% Natural fiber/Natural
test testing need Bottom: ≤ 4mm at /Velvet: requirement)
fiber rich: -3%/+2%
Woven Top 100% Synthetic to cover all 160N 10,000cycles
and pants/ /Synthetic rich knitting For China’s Woven Chenille/
Woven, structures Casual Velour: 10000
bow skew: ≤3%
with Wear/Washed cycles
washing Garment, require Moss/peach
( colour change ≥4-5 is 45N (shell and weight
finishing, acceptable) skin :10000
≤52gsm) cycles: No
not include * final skew in garment not 100N (shell and
Jeans more than 3cm physical
weight >52gsm)
(> 120gsm) appearance
70N (lining)
≤0.6cm
change
included hole
in pile/fabric
breakage
ROUTINE testing testing
Investigative test
Development testing (validity within 12 √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √
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months)
1st bulk testing √
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check Check check check check

PUMA SWEATER: Physical Requirements
Fabric End use Style WEARING PT1 PT2 PT3 PT5A PT16 PT20 PT65
performance code
type Appearance after Weight Pilling Snagging Fiber Content Test Odor Print
Physical testing
TEST BS 8479 Snag

washing/drying, (ONLY for all Spun yarns and durability test
(WT1) dimensional stability blends) POD (Only
Filament
and twist
yarns)
(please follow further
details in pages 46-48 for
washing & drying and
shrinkage requirement.,
etc.)
no changes in
Before and appearance and
Promo/Training: After one adherence
Discretionary
length/width: wash/dry (colour change
use when
-4%/ +4%; Twist: ≤3%* cycle FOLLOW FIBER COTENT no ≥4-5 is
Appearance: no ≥ 3-4(face REQUIREMENT CHART unpleasant acceptable)
routine test
changes side) (whole garment test to cover or disturbing
failed (following
(colour change ≥4-5 is different knit pattern use) odor
Test on back pages number
Knitted 50 Hours
acceptable) +/- 5% Grade ≥3-4 after 500rev.
side base on 46-48 for
goods wearing trials at
Non-Promo/Non- (weight Grade ≥3-4 after 2000rev. washing &
request
PS/ Sweaters in a variety Training: per doz of * 100% cotton and with drying
Sweater Sealed samples
05 of fiber length/width: ” fit size” elastane does not require For Engineer requirement)
stage, result will
blends. -5%/ +5%; Twist: ≤5%* garment) pilling test /Jacquard
be reviewed by
Appearance: no knit
PGS's Garment
changes pattern,
technologist testing need
(colour change ≥4-5 is
acceptable) to cover all
knitting
* final twist in garment
structures
not more than 3cm
INVESTIGATIVE / ROUTINE testing: Investigative Routine

ROUTINE testing INVESTIGATIVE
Testing testing
testing
Development testing (validity within 12 months) √
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Random
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Check √

PUMA SEAMLESS: Physical Requirements
Fabric End use PT1 PT2 PT3 PT5A PT6 PT13 PT16 PT17 PT65 PT85 AND
WEARING
PT20 0dor
Snagging Fiber
type Appearance after TEST Weight Pilling Bursting Seam Content
Ball Print PT85A
washing/drying, dimensional (ONLY for BS 8479 Strength Breakage Burst durability Stretch &
Test
stability and twist in (WT1) all Spun Snag
(ONLY for (required Test test Recovery
POD (Only actual
GARMENT FORM yarns and welded (only for
Filament garment
(please follow further details in blends) garment all mesh
yarns) submit)
pages 46-48 for washing & drying seams) fabrics
and shrinkage requirement., etc) without
elastane
content)
Promo/ Required for
Training Garment’s
Before and
≥170 kPa fiber
After one
Non-Promo/ composition
wash/dry
cycle Non- contained ≥
Discretionary Grade ≥3-4 ≥ 3-4(face Training no changes in 10% Elastane,
use when after

Promo/Training side) ≥150kPa appearance please follow
Santoni routine test 500rev. For Engineer
length/width: and adherence testing
type failed Grade ≥3-4 /Jacquard
FOLLOW FIBER COTENT

-4%/+4%, Test on warp and weft: (color change
REQUIREMENT CHART
Weft after knit pattern method &
Appearance: no changes back side ≥ 100 N (test on ≥4-5 is
knitted and (color change ≥4-5 is acceptable) 50 Hours +/- 5%
2000rev base on testing garment form/ ≥180 N requirement
acceptable)
wearing trials (weight require on on page 99-
PS/ Warp Non-Promo/Non-Training request mock up’s
Seamless length/width: at Sealed by one pc WEAKEST actual welded 100
014 knitted * 100% (following
samples of actual knit structure Additional test
Top, Shorts, -5% /+5% for all fiber contents cotton and For seam) pages number
stage, result Garment) part can also be
Leggings Appearance: no changes with Engineer 46-48 for
(color change ≥4-5 is acceptable) will be /Jacquard washing & requested by
and elastane Additional
* final twist in garment not more reviewed by knit drying PGS Garment
Tracksuits does not test can also
than 2 cms PGS's pattern, requirement) Technologist
require be requested
Garment testing for investigative
technologist pilling test by PGS
need to purpose
cover all Garment
knitting Technologist
structures For
investigative
purpose
INVESTIGATIVE / ROUTINE testing: ROUTINE ROUTINE ROUTINE ROUTINE ROUTINE ROUTINE testing ROUTINE ROUTINE
INVESTIGATIVE testing
testing testing testing testing testing Testing Testing
Development testing (validity within 12 months)
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PUMA HOSIERY: Physical Requirements
Fabric type Physical End use Style PT1 PT2 WEARING TEST (WT1) PT16 Fiber PT20
PT21 Sock Stretch

testing Appearance after washing/drying, dimensional Weight Content Odor
Performance
code stability and twist Test
Test
(please follow further details in pages number 46-48 for
washing & drying and shrinkage requirement., etc)
Promo/Training
Non-Promo/Non-Training:
Socks
Please see (f) and(g) page 66 for requirement

length/width: -8% to +8%
include
Appearance: as per sock standards + colour change
sports

sock ≥4-5 is acceptable
Discretionary use when routine

test failed
FOLLOW FIBER
COTENT
Hosiery PS/06 Hosiery +/- 5% 50 Hours wearing trials at Sealed REQUIREMENT
samples stage, result will be CHART
Promo/Training: determined by PGS's
length/width: -4% to +4%; Twist: ≤3% technologist
(colour change ≥4-5 is acceptable
Tights
Non-Promo/Non-Training:
length/width: -5% to +5%; Twist: ≤5%
(colour change ≥4-5 is acceptable)
ROUTINE testing INVESTIGATIVE testing ROUTINE testing
testing
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PUMA DENIM: Physical Requirements
Fabric Physical End use Style PT1 PT2 PT3 PT10 PT11 PT12 PT18 Peel PT65
PT15 Abrasion
Fiber Content
type testing Appearance after washing/drying, Weight Pilling Tensile Tearing Seam strength Print
Crotch Seam)
PT20 Odor
PT13 Seam
Performance dimensional stability and twist Strength Test Slippage (only for durability
Break (For
PT16
Test
Test
code fusible test
interlining
no changes
in
Below 339gsm ≥10000rpm, Above 339gsm ≥20000rpm

appearance
Grade and
≥3-4 adherence
(n/a for below 245gsm (except pants)

after (color

Original 500rev. change
-3.0~+1.5%（neck width -2.5~+1.0 / Grade Please
Below 339gsm ≥ 140N.

≥4-5 is
Above 339gsm ≥180N

waist -2.5~+1.5 ≥3-4 Please follow follow GB 120N
acceptable)
Washed (Shell FOLLOW
after GB test testing
Woven -2.5/+1.5%（neck width-2.0~+1.5） ≥339gms) FIBER
2000rev. standard and standard Washing
Denim PS/07 Jeanswear Jeanswear/ Appearance after +/- 5% 100N COTENT
* 100% requirement and N/A /Drying
Denim (Shell REQUIRE
wash: N/A cotton in pages requirement instruction:
<339gms) CHART
and with number 65 in pages ≤0.6cm following
* final skew in garment ≤ 3cms elastane number 65 standard
(N/A for shorts /Mini skirt) does not washing/
require drying
pilling require
test page 46-48

ROUTINE testing
testing
Development testing (validity within 12 months) √ √
1st bulk testing √ √
Repeat order testing per season √

√
Technical Note:
- Test standard will be followed China standard –FZ/T 81006-2007, Product Class: Pass Level
- Physical and color fastness test will be conducted base on proposed end-products

PUMA LEATHER: Physical Requirements
Fabric type Physical End use Style PT30 PT31 PT32 PT33L PT20
testing Adhesion Flexing endurance Split tear force Tensile strength Odor
Performance
code of
finishing
Double edge tear:

Velour, Nubuck,
Leather No Test ≥ 22.5 N/mm
PS/08 Napa leather with No Test Required ≥ 12 N/mm²
Jackets/Pants Required Single edge tear:
aniline finish
≥ 15.0 N/mm
Leather no unpleasant or disturbing

odor
Double edge tear:

Napa leather Leather > 2.0 N / 10 grade: ≥ a ≥ 30.0 N/mm
PS/09 ≥ 12 N/mm²
finished Jackets/Pants mm (50000cycles) Single edge tear:
≥ 20.0 N/mm
INVESTIGATIVE / ROUTINE testing:

ROUTINE
ROUTINE testing ROUTINE testing ROUTINE testing
testing

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1st bulk testing

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PUMA TOWEL & BATH ROBE: Physical Requirements
Fabric type Physical testing End use Style PT1 PT2 PT7 PT9 PT10 PT16 Fiber PT20
Performance code Appearance after Weight Pile Loss Determination Tensile Content Odor
washing/drying, of the time of Strength Test
dimensional stability absorption
and twist (for bathrobes
(please follow further
details in pages number & towels)
46-48 for washing &
drying and shrinkage
requirement.,etc)
length/width: -5% to +5%;
Twist: ≤5%*(knitted) Garments with
-3%/+3% (Woven) cut pile: no
FOLLOW FIBER
Twist ≤3%: weight loss: Before and after Promo/ unpleasant
Towels/ Towels/ COTENT
Toweling PS/010 Appearance: no changes +/- 5% <12% one wash: Training: or
Bathrobes Bathrobes REQUIREMENT
(colour change ≥4-5 is physical ≤ 15sec. ≥ 200 N disturbing
CHART
acceptable) assessment : odor
* twist in garment not more
no change
than 3cm
ROUTINE testing
INVESTIGATIVE
Development testing (validity within 12 months) √ √ √ √ √ √
testing
1st bulk testing √ √ √ √ √ √
Repeat order testing per season random ROUTINE
√ √ random check √
check testing
PUMA PACKAGING: Physical Requirements

Material Type Physical testing Performance code PT39 Sticker mark test
No GLUE residue and physical/color appearance change on fabric surface
Stickers PACK/PR01
ROUTINE testing
Development testing (validity within 12 months) √
Repeat order testing per season Random Check

PUMA TRIMS: Physical Requirements * All Metal Components or mixed is “Nickle Free” content
(Trims are to be tested separately before garment manufacturing)
Trim type Physical testing PT1 PT35 PT36 PT37 PT38 PT16 Fiber PT20
Performance Appearance after Pull of Strength Lateral holding Snap action test Zipper Strength test+ Content test Odor
code washing/drying, dimensional for trims/ accessories strength – reciprocating
stability and twist and embroideries Unsnapping test mechanism test
(please follow further details in pages for snap fastener
number 46-48 for washing & drying
and shrinkage requirement.,etc)
Nylon Binding and Tapes TRIM/PR01 length/width: -5% to +3%( knitted), No Test Require No Test Require No Test Require
-3%/+1% (Woven)
Elastic Binding and Tapes TRIM/ PR07 Nylon bindings and tapes before
steaming: ≤6%
Cotton draw-cords (for production an
TRIM/PR02 additional length must be added to No Test Require No Test Require No Test Require
Synthetic / Cotton draw cover the shrinkage of cotton draw-
cord/Tape cord): ≤10%
Appearance: no changes For trim component.
(colour change ≥4-5 is acceptable) With a diameter

Embroidery TRIM/PR03 Appearance: no changes ≥ 6mm: ≥ 90N No Test Require No Test Require No Test Require
ONLY TEXTILE
(colour change ≥4-5 is acceptable) With a diameter
MATERIALS,
Zippers TRIM/PR04 Appearance: no changes < 6mm: ≥ 50 N No Test Require No Test Require Remark: Test is not
TESTING IS
(colour change ≥4-5 is acceptable) ** If product use for infant necessary for zippers
REQUIRED -
Functionality of all fasteners must be and children ≤ 7 years or made by YKK and Opti
FOLLOW FIBER
given before and after ≤134 cms, trims and Must meet the
COTENT
washing/drying process embroidery size is ≤ 3mm requirements mentioned
REQUIREMNET
and or un-grippable, it is in the DIN 3419-1
CHART
Snaps TRIM/PR05 required washing test base Knitted: No detach off and No Test Required
on PD CEN 16792-2014 With a diameter fabric breakage
Fasteners Appendix C ≥ 6mm: ≥ 90N Knitted unsnapped:
With a diameter 9N min.–18 N max.
Velcro
< 6mm: ≥ 70 N Woven & genuine or
Woven & genuine or artificial leather
fabric unsnapped:
artificial leather fabric:
Buckle 13N min.–22 N max.
With a diameter
≥ 6mm: ≥ 90N
With a diameter
< 6mm: ≥ 90 N
Non -textiles items like TRIM/PRO6 Appearance: no changes No Test Require No Test Require No Test Require No Test Require No Test Require
Silicone, PU, Rubber.,etc (colour change ≥4-5 is acceptable)
INVESTIGATIVE
testing
Repeat order testing per season √ Random Check √

PUMA OUTERWEAR & LINING (Synthetic Woven Fabrics): Physical Requirements
Fabric Physical testing End use PT1 PT2 PT3 PT4 PT5A PT8 PT12 PT 16 PT65 PT15
Tensile Strength
Tearing Test
PT10
PT11
Appearance after Weight Pilling Fabric Snagging Penetration/ Seam Slippage Fiber Print Abrasion
type Performance migration of
washing/ drying, (ONLY Heat BS 8479 Content durability Resistance
code for all padding/
dimensional stability Press Snag downs/
Test test
PT20 Odor
and twist Spun Test POD (Only
yarns feathers
(please follow further and
Filament through fabric
details in pages blends) yarns) during
number 46-48 for washing/
washing & drying and drying
shrinkage
requirement., etc)
Promo/ Training: no no changes Promo/Trainin
length/ width: penetration/ in g: Corduroy/
Before and Promo
-2% to +2%; migration appearance Velvet/
After one /Training: and Chenille
Fabric with elastane: wash/dry through the adherence /Velour:
Top: ≤ 4mm at
-4 to +4% cycle seam, fabric (color change 20,000cycles
150N
bow skew: ≤3%* after 3 times of ≥4-5 is Moss/peach
Promo/ Bottom:
Outerwear & Linings (Synthetic Woven Fabrics)
Appearance: no ≥ 3-4(face washing Training:

acceptable) skin :10000
≤ 4mm at 160N cycles
changes side) +drying Top: ≥ Promo/ following No fabric
(colour change ≥4-5 is (only styles 150 N Training: Non-Promo: pages breakage
acceptable) Test on are applied Bottom: Top:

Top: ≤ 4mm at

number Non –Promo
back side for padding ≥ 250 N ≥13 N
All fabric types Non-Promo/Non- ± 2% 150N, 46-48 for Training:
and down Non- Bottom:

Training: optic base on Bottom: Corduroy
including feather Promo/ ≥15 N washing &
length /width: afterwards request ≤ 4mm at 160N drying /Velvet:
Rainwear +/-5% : no products) Non- Non – 10,000cycles
PS/011 -3% to +2%; requirement
Products changes For Training Promo Chenille/
bow skew: ≤3%* For China’s Woven
Engineer Top: ≥ /Non- Velour: 10000
Appearance: no Casual cycles
/Jacquard 130 N Training
changes Wear/Washed Moss/peach
knit Bottom: ≥11 N
(colour change Garment, require skin :10000
pattern, ≥ 180 N 45N (shell and
≥4-5 is acceptable) cycles: No
* final skew in testing weight ≤52gsm) physical
garment not more need to 100N (shell and appearance
cover all weight >52gsm) change
than 3cm
≤0.6cm included hole
knitting
in pile/fabric
structures breakage
Outerwear No Test No Test Promo/ Promo/ ≤ 4mm at 130N,

Required Required Training: Training: For China, ≤6mm at
Linings ≥ 130 N ≥9N 70N
PS/012 Wadded Fabric FOLLOW GB STANDARD
ROUTINE ROUTINE
INVESTIGATIVE
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1st bulk testing √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √
testing
Repeat order testing per season √ Random Routine √ Random Check
Check Check

PUMA DOWN GARMENT: Physical Requirements
Fabric Physical End use PT1 PT3 PT4 PT5A PT8 PT10 PT11 PT12 PT55 PT56 PT58 PT59
PT57Turbidity – for feather/ down

PT13
PT20
Odor
PT2 Weight
Seam Breakage for welded seams

testing Appearance Pilling Fabric Snagging Penetration/ Tensile Tearing Seam Filling Oxygen Down-proof Down
type
PT60 Down and feather compo test

Performance after washing/ (ONLY Heat BS 8479 Snag migration of Strength Test Slippage Power Number properties of Filling
drying, for all Press padding/ fabric quantity
code Spun Test
POD (Only downs/
– for – for (rubbing in
dimensional Filament feather feather/
yarns feathers test) finished
stability and yarns) / down down
and through product
twist (please
blend) fabric during
follow further washing/
details in pages drying
number 46-48
for washing &
drying and
shrinkage
requirement.,
TEST BY DOWN & FEATHER TEST DOWN & FEATHER
etc)
MAKER TEST BY MAKER
BY MAKER
Woven, Before and no Promo/ Promo/ warp Follow
Down Promo/ After one penetration Training: Training: ≤ 4mm and China
garments Training: wash/dry / migration ≥ 150 N ≥13 N at weft: Down
length/ width:
cycle through the 150N, ≥ 100 N Quality No
-2% to +2%; bow optic afterwards: no changes
≥ 3-4(face seam, fabric Non- Non- 100N Chart Minus
skew: ≤3%*
Appearance: no side) after 3 Promo/ Promo (China) for

changes Test on back times Non- /Non- down
Grade ≥3-4 after 500rev. Grade ≥3-4 after 2000rev.
(colour change side base on washing Training Training cluster

± 2%
Woven of ≥4-5 is request +drying Top: ≥ ≥11 N Numbers of Claim

down acceptable) For Engineer (please see 130 N penetration: follow
≤ 30
+5/- 0.0%
≥ 500mm
garments Non- /Jacquard Puma’s Bottom: PT60
Promo/Non- knit testing ≥ 180 N (combined No Page
+ linings DT/01 <=4.8mg both warp minus
Training: pattern, method in no.
and weft
length /width: testing need page 71) direction) 87
-3% to +2%; bow to cover all
skew: ≤3%* knitting
Appearance: no structures
changes
Linings No Test Require All All ≤ 4mm No Test
(colour change
Product Product at Require
≥4-5 is
acceptable)
level: level: 130N,
* final skew in ≥ 130 N ≥9N 70N
garment not (China)
.
more than 3cm
Development testing
√ √ √ √
( validity within 12 months)
1st bulk testing √ √ √ √
Repeat order testing per season √ Random Check √ √

PUMA PANEL PRINT: Color Fastness Requirements
Print type Color PCF1 Fastness to PCF4 PCF5 PCF7 PCF8 PCF9 PCF10 PCF26 PCF12 PCF14
fastness Washing Fastness to Fastness to Light Fastness to Sea Fastness to Fastness Fastness to Aging test Oven Migration Test Corrosion
PCF2 Fastness to Rubbing Water Chlorinated to Saliva Yellowing (For white print Resistance test
Performance color)
Perspiration Water /Perspir (only fabrics
mode
PCF3 Fastness to ation contained metal
Water (for filament yarn or
infant metal powder for
only) coating)
Heat transfer CF/025 PCF2: no color dry: 4 PCF 5: Grade 4 Swimwear& Swimwear: No test No test No appearance Grade 4-5 S/ 4-5 C resistant
Logo's / Heat change for metal wet: 2-3 White or pastel Beachwear: 50mg/l active required required change (Only have white/light
powder print dark color: colours: Grade 3-4 S / 4 C chlorine: 4 C Colour Change: print color over 100%
sealed
dry: 3 Grade 3-4 Beachwear: ≥4-5 polyester/ >=50%
embellishments
Others are no wet: 2 Turquoise or neon 20mg/l active Polyester blended fabric
testing required colours: Grade 3 chlorine: 3-4 C base)
Direct Print CF/026 PCF2: no color dry: 4 PCF 5: Grade 4 Swimwear& Swimwear: No test No test No appearance Grade 4-5 S/ 4-5 C resistant
/Placement change for metal wet: 2-3 White or pastel Beachwear: 50mg/l active required required change (Only have white/light
powder print dark colours: colours: Grade 3-4 S / 4 C chlorine: 4 C Colour Change: print color over 100%
Print /Pad Print
dry: 3 Grade 3-4 Beachwear: ≥4-5 polyester/ >=50%
Others are no wet: 2 Turquoise or neon 20mg/l active Polyester blended fabric
testing required colours: Grade 3 chlorine: 3-4 C base)
INVESTIGATIVE / ROUTINE testing: ROUTINE ROUTINE testing ROUTINE ROUTINE Investigative ROUTINE testing ROUTINE testing
ROUTINE testing ROUTINE testing ROUTINE testing
testing testing testing testing
Development testing √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √
( validity within 12 months)
1st bulk testing √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √
Re-order testing per season √ √ - - - - - - √ -

PUMA PANEL PRINT: Physical Requirements
Print type Physical testing PT20 PT65 PT65H Durability Wash for High PT66 Print Hand stretch test
Performance code Odor Print Durability Test Performance Garment, Components,
-Appearance after Prints & Embellishments
washing/drying
Heat transfer Logo's / PS/025 no changes in appearance · Print must retain same visual appearance
Heat sealed no unpleasant or and adherence · No crack when stretching
embellishments disturbing odor (colour change of ≥4-5 is · For non-elastic pigment prints lines must
acceptable) No test required not be visible after relaxation
Direct Print PS/026 Washing /Drying · solid bond of all edges and corners
/Placement Print /Pad no unpleasant or instruction: following · no peel off
Print disturbing odor standard washing/drying ·
requirement page 38-40
High performance PS/027 no unpleasant or No test required No physical changes in appearance and No test required
Direct Print- disturbing odor adherence while color change ≥4-5 is
TEAMSPORT acceptable regards to print, fabric and all
material components contained in test
specimen
INVESTIGATIVE / ROUTINE testing: INVESTIGATIVE ROUTINE testing ROUTINE testing
Testing
Development testing √ √
1st bulk testing √ √
Repeat order testing per season √ √
PUMA JAPAN NATIONAL: Print Color Fastness Requirement

Print type Color fastness PCF70
Performance code Storage migration and reduction test on Thermal Transfer Mark-Nylon and Wool fabrics acid dyed
Heat transfer Logo's / Heat CF/035 Color change at fabric face and backside:
sealed embellishments ≥ 4-5
Direct Print /Placement CF/036
No test required
Print
INVESTIGATIVE / ROUTINE testing: Routine testing
Development testing
√
*Remark: other color fastness requirement will follow PUMA Panel Print Requirement

PUMA JAPAN NATIONAL: Physical Requirements
Physical Test PT45 PT46 PT47 PT48 PT49 PT50
Performance code Pilling –Pilling box method Mace Snagging Measurement Resistance to rubbing Flash Fire Fuzz test
Changeability transfer print, bonding, coated
after Pressing and laminated fabrics
Knits in single fibre quality: ≥ 3 after 18 000 rev.

Woven in single fibre quality: ≥ 3 after 36 000 rev. grade: ≥ 3 (only
No flash fire at face side
fabrics with raised
Knits in blend synthetic spun fibre and cellulose: ≥ 3 no surface changes at the (only fabrics with raised
≥3-4 After 100 All fabric max fibers from
PS/013 After 18 000 rev. coating like cracking or peeling fibers from brushing /peach
Rev. +/-2% brushing /peach
Woven in blend synthetic spun fibre and cellulose: ≥ 3 off or moss process include Fur
or moss process
after 36 000 rev. at face side)
include Fur)
Raised surface fabrics: ≥ 2-3 after 18 000 rev.
ROUTINE ROUTINE
testing: ROUTINE testing ROUTINE testing ROUTINE testing ROUTINE testing
testing testing
Development testing
(validity within 12 months) √ √ √ √ √ √
1st bulk testing

√ √ √ √ √ √
Repeat order testing per season √ √ √ √ √ √

*Remark: other physical fastness requirement will follow Puma International Physical Requirements

PUMA Functional Performance Requirements
CELL & PT75 PT76 PT77 PT77A MMT PT79 PT89 Thermal PT82 PT83 PT88 Far-Infrared
type
Function
Functional Water Wicking Performance Determination of (Inherent Water Repellence Insulation (only test Water Vapor Air Permeability Performance
Physical Test Absorbency (Exempt for open hole Drying Rate (Chemical Mechanical (Spray test) Permeability (Only test for
foproduct Claim
Performance mesh fabric) wicking finish) wicking product claim FIR
property) Thermal Insulation
code performance)
function)
FUN/ Soak up the Before wash & After 1 Before wash & Before & After No test required No test required No test required No test required No test required
DryCELL
MOISTURE
001 water drop, and 10 wash/dry After 1 and 10 5 washes /dry

woven and knit cycles wash/Dry cycles:
cycles
Before wash ≤3 Woven: woven and knits
sec OR After 1 ≥ 5 cm after 10 min. 100% synthetics For China:
wash/dry cycle Knits: ≤30% residual OMMC Grade
≤5 second, ≥ 8 cm after 10 min. moisture after 30 ≥2
after 10 minutes drying time Other indices
wash/Dry 100% Cotton and
cycles. Cotton blends ≤60% ≥3
≦ 10 sec. residual Other Regions
moisture after 30 OMMC Grade
minutes drying time ≥3
Washing durability 10 wash cycle (one wash cycle: one wash + Other indices
one tumble dry low) ≥3
FUN/ No test required No test required No test required No test required For China, Thermal For China, require Require Air Permeability rate Far Infrared (FIR)
INSULATION
THERMAL
WarmCELL
002 Resistance require ≥2200GM(M²x24HRS) ≤30 mm /sec Emissivity 0.8, Far

≥ 0.025 M²KW Other Regions: (only shell fabrics) technical infrared radiation
COATED FABRIC exceptional testing for fleece temperature rise
Other Regions:
≥3500 GM(M²x24HRS) fabrics, product claim for up ≥ 1.4c ̊
Required NON-COATED FABRIC thermal insulation and Far-
≥ 0.035 M²KW ≥2500 GM(M²x24HRS) infrared function
FUN/ No test required No test required No test required For China, require No test required COATED FABRIC For China, no test required No test required
PROTECTION
WIND
WindCell
003 only as receive ≥4 For China, require

Other regions: ≥4000 GM(M²x24HRS) Other Regions
As received ≥4, Other Regions: Require Air permeability
after 5washes ≥3 ≥3500 GM(M²x24HRS) rate≤ 80mm/sec
Washing durability NON-COATED FABRIC
5 wash cycle (one (Cire/print/Bonding/
FUN/ No test required No test required No test required wash cycle: one No test required No test required
Lamination.,etc)
RAIN
RainCELL
004 wash + one tumble

For China, require
dry low), If dry clean
≥2200 GM(M²x24HRS)
is required 3 washes
Other Regions
≥2
≥2500GM(M2x24HRS)
Investigative /Routine Routine testing Routine testing Routine testing Routine testing Routine testing Routine testing Routine testing
testing
Development testing √ √ √ √ √ √ √
( validity 12 months)
1st bulk testing √ √ √ √ √ √ √
Repeat order testing √ √ √ √ √ √ √
per season

Function type CELL & PT78 PT79 PT80 PT81 PT82 PT83 PT84
Functional Water Column Water Repellence (Spray test) Rain Test UV Protection Water Vapor Permeability Air Permeability Soil Release Test
Physical
Test
Performan
ce code
FUN/005 For China, require For China, require For China, No test required COATED FABRIC For China, no test No test required
coated fabrics: only as receive ≥4 no test For China, require required
StormCELL before wash ≥4000 GM(M²x24HRS)
required
EXTREME ≥3000mm(30kPa) Other regions: Other Regions: Other Regions
WEATHER after 10 washes As received ≥4, ≥ 3500 GM(M² X24HRS), Require Air
≥1500mm(15kPa) Other permeability rate
PROTECTION after 10 washes ≥4
Regions:
non-coated fabrics Washing durability NON-COATED FABRIC ≤ 10mm/sec
as receive only 10 wash cycle (one wash cycle: N <1g, (Cire/print/Bonding/
≥3500mm(35kPa). one wash + one tumble dry 2 minute Lamination.,etc)
low), of water
Other Regions: For China, require
If dry clean is required spray time ≥ 2200 GM(M²x 24HRS)
As received and after 10 3 washes ≥ 2 duration Other Regions
washes ≥ 3000mm (30 kPa) ≥ 2500 GM(M2 X24HRS)
Washing durability
10 wash cycle (one wash
cycle: one wash + one tumble
dry low)
UPF FUN/ No test required No test required No test ≥30, GOLF ≥40 No test required No test required No test required
007 required China Market ≥40 and
UVA<5%
(Test color must be white or
lightest colour) UV test is
only applicable if weight is
+/- 5% of required weight
PUMA CLEAN FUN/ No test required No test required No test No test required No test required No test required Staining ≥4
008 required
Investigative /Routine testing Routine testing
Development testing √ √ √ √ √ √ √
1st bulk testing √ √ √ √ √ √ √
Repeat order testing per season √ √ √ √ √ √ √

Function type CELL & PT85 PT86 PT86A Odor Control PT87
Functional
Stretch & Recovery (Compression) Antibacterial (Odor) Wrinkle Free
Physical Test
Performance
code
PowerCell FUN/009 Garment Compression Requirement: No test required No test required No test required
Light Compression <7mmHG
Compression ≥7mmHG
Fabric Compression Requirement:
based on BS EN 14704-1: 2005
b) Unload recovery force at 40% stretch
(gf)
Light Compression: Between 200 ± 10 gf
and 350 ± 10 gf
Compression: Higher than 350gf ± 10 gf
Other additional parameters, please see
at page 96-98
Antibacterial FUN/010 No test required Development: before and after 30 No test required No test required
(Odor) washes:
bacteriostatic Activity value ≥2.2
1st bulk & reorder: before and after 10
washes:
bacteriostatic activity value ≥2.2
*bacteria strain control is
-Staphylococcus aureus ATCC 6538
-Klebsiella pneumonie ATCC 4352
Wrinkle Free FUN/011 No test required No test required No test required Requirement after 5 washes below
Appearance smoothness/grade ≥3.5
the smoothness appearance of seams ≥3
Pleated/crease appearance ≥3
Fabric/ Garment’s washing shrinkage: follow
China requirement as individual product
classified in page 54-68, Test method base on
ISO 15487 / GB/T 18863-2002
Odor Control FUN/012 Development: B/F and A/Fr 20 washes
1st bulk & reorder : B/F and A/F 10 washes
Ammonia ≥ 70%, Acetic ≥70%
Isovoleric ≥ 85%
Investigative /Routine testing Routine testing
Development testing √

PUMA Garment Test Requirements
Product Type Physical testing PT1 PT1A Home laundry PT14 PT33 PT80G PT65H Durability Wash for High Performance PT20
Hole
Button
PT90
Tearing
Performance Appearance after washing/drying, Abrasion Seam breakage Rainwear Garment test Garment, Components, Prints & Odor
for cross-staining
code dimensional stability and twist Resistance Embellishments Test
evaluation (PT1
method)
All Garments GMT/001 Test method is followed: PT1 page number Only PROMO and Promo/ No physical changes in appearance and
Promo/Training
59-63 Requirement: please follow further detail REPLICA team sport Training: adherence while color change ≥4-5 is
No test
only >=400N
of washing/ drying and shrinkage requirement Using 10 mockup of for all welded acceptable regards to print, fabric and all
table from pages number 46-48 Please include garment base on required seam and sewn
material components contained in test
PT8 test method (page 79) and penetrate seam of

actual style specimen (only test for TEAMSPORT with
evaluation if product are down /padding Cross-Staining ≥ 4-5 knitted and
No test required High performance -direct print)
garments woven
Team Sport Socks GMT/002 Test method is followed: No required No hole or Warp(Wale) and
PT1 page number 71-75 fabric Weft (Course):
No test required
Requirement: See washing/ drying breakage >=200 N
requirement table from page 46-48 10,000 Nonproton
Rotations /Training: No test required
>=100 N (only for
Golf Rainwear GMT/003 No test welded seam) No leaking/ penetration
Product required for all fabric,
components and seams
INVESTIGATIVE / ROUTINE testing: ROUTINE testing Base on Request ROUTINE testing INVESTIGATIVE testing
Development testing (sample yardage) √ √

1st bulk testing (actual bulk yardage) √ √ Random Check √
Repeat order testing per season √ -
PUMA Garment’s Migration Test Requirement
Product Type Color fastness Performance Code PCF 12 Oven Migration Test
ALL GARMENT PRODUCTS CONTAINED WITH GMC/001 Grade 4-5 S / 4-5C
100% Polyester / polyester blends≥50% used in CONTRAST COLOUR combinations within the same garment e.g., DARK
coloured collars, cuffs & panels together with light coloured body fabrics OR light colour collars, cuffs, & panels combined
with DARK colour body fabric, and include any print application for white and light color
INVESTIGATIVE / ROUTINE testing: Routine testing
Development testing √
PUMA FIBER CONTENT REQUIREMENT

As per legislation of the country of destination
Fiber content Tolerance
Claiming 100% label Fabric made of animal hair: No Tolerance
Other than animal hair: No Tolerance
Blended For products with 2 or more fibre, the tolerance is +/-3% for each fibre.
If certain fibre content is ≤3%, the actual content requires > “0”

PUMA STANDARD WASHING /DRYING REQUIREMENT
GENERAL APPAREL: PERFORMANCE LEVELS **All Foil Prints it is a mandatory requirement to Wash at 30’C temp, MILD DETERGENT & LINE DRY ONLY
This chart is to specify washing and drying instruction for Puma’s products in different performance level requirement
Product Type Business Unit Performance Washing and Drying (one cycle Dimensional Measurement Appearance evaluation (before and
Level =one wash + one dry) checking (before/ after wash) after wash)
except Embroidery/Panel Prints
3 5 10 1TH 3RD 5TH after 1st after 1st after 1st,
Cycles cycles cycles Cycles Cycles Cycles and 3rd , 3rd and 5th and
Cycles 5th Cycles 10th Cycles
Fabric/trim/Embroidery/
Overall(AOP)/ Sublimation print test √ ≥55c ̊ √ √ √ √
All Racing
Panel prints (Direct print and Heat transfer
print)
(Motorsport) TEAMWEAR √ ≥55c ̊ √ √
Garment wash test with all prints and
embroidery √ ≥55c ̊ √ √ √ √
Fabric/trim/Embroidery/Sublimation print
test √ √ √ √ √ √
Fabric: Overall Print test (AOP) √ √ √ √ √ √
Panel prints (Direct print and Heat transfer
print) All BU √ √ √ √
(except
Panel Print: Pad Print √ √ √ √
Motorsport PROMO
Garment wash test with: Teamwear) /TRAINING
• sublimation printed and solid fabric
with embroidery √ √ √ √ √ √
• Pad Print
Garment wash test with
• Panel Print (direct & heat transfer) √ √ √ √ √ √
• Overall print(AOP)
SOCK test Teamsport √ √ √ √ √ √
Fabric/trim/Embroidery/
Sublimation print √ √ √ √ √ √
Fabric: Overall print test (AOP) √ √ √ √ √ √
- NON-ALL
Panel prints (Direct print and Heat transfer BU’S
print) test PROMO √ √ √ √
Panel Print: Pad Print PRODUCTS
All √ √ √ √
-NON-
• Flat knit garments (e.g. sweater TEAM
knit/headwear) SPORT’S √ √ √ √ √ √
• Caps TRAINING
Garment wash test with all prints and PRODUCTS
embroidery √ √ √ √ √ √
Bathrobes/towels √ √ √ √ √ √
Technical Note: Detergent type use is ECE Detergent 98 + 2 Kgs total load, keep face side out for washing and drying as default standard
** for dry clean if specify to use product as puma defined, please follow 3 wash cycles for promo/training and one wash for non-promo/non-training

PUMA GENERAL APPAREL: Appearance & Dimensional change and Twist
This chart is to define Puma’s requirement if product is specified to use “No Tumble Dry” instruction
Washing PRODUCT TYPE Garment form Appearance, dimensional change and twist after washing + line dry/flat dry (KEEP FACE SIDE OUT AS DEFAULT REQUIRE)
instructs.
Garment -All fabric • Twist in garment KNITTED Promo/ training Woven Promo /Training
form no more than • Dimensional change: -3% to +3% • Dimensional change: -2% to +2%,
3cms • Twisting: <=3% fabric with elastane: -4 to +4%
• Functionality of all Non-Promo • Twisting: <=3%
fasteners must be • *Dimensional change: -5% to +3% Non-Promo
given before and • *Twist: < =5% • *Dimensional change: -3% to +2%
NO TUMBLE after washing/drying • *fabric with elastane: -4 to +4%
DRY process • *Twisting: <=3%
Viscose fabrics and • Twist in garment KNITTED Promo/ training Woven Promo/ training
fabrics in blend with form no more than • Dimensional change: -4% to 4% • Dimensional change: -5% to +2% Swimwear &
CV e.g. Modal, 3cms • Twisting: <=3% • fabric with elastane: -5 to +4% beachwear
Lyocell... • Physical Appearance: no Non-Promo • Twisting: <=3% *Follow non-
• *Dimensional change: -6% to +3% Non-Promo promo training
changes • *Twist: < =5% • *Dimensional change: -2% to +2% requirement
Parameters assessment • *fabric with elastane: -4 to +4% only
includes Hairy, Rough crinkle • *Twist: < =3%
Rib fabrics used as • Twist in garment which cannot be removed by KNITTED Promo/ training Woven Promo/Training
trims (cuffs, neck form no more than Ironing. Outlook of coating, • Dimension change: N/A
ribs, welts...), 3cms Length: -5%+2%. Width: -12%+2% Non-Promo/Training
laminates after washing like • Twisting: <=3% N/A
Rib is suggested to bubble, peel off.,etc Non-Promo
use FLAT DRY
• Colour change ≥4-5 is • *Dimensional change:
acceptable • Length: -5%+2%. Width: -12%+2%
• * Twist: < =5%
N/A
• Functionality of all KNITTED Woven Swimwear &
Textile Trims
fasteners must be given • *Dimension change: -5% to +3% • *Dimension change: -3% to +1% beachwear
before and after Nylon bindings and tapes before Nylon bindings and tapes before steaming: *Follow same
washing/drying process steaming: ≤6% ≤6% requirement
Cotton draw-cords (for production an Cotton draw-cords (for production an
• Team sport sock: pilling of additional length must be added to cover additional length must be added to cover the
loop feet as per reference is the shrinkage of cotton draw-cord): ≤ shrinkage of cotton draw-cord): ≤10%
acceptable) 10%
Embroidery N/A No test required No test required No test
/Fasteners required
Print *All Foil Prints N/A Allover Print Allover Print Allover Print
are mandate *Dimension change and twist: According *Dimension change and twist: According to and Motive
requirement for MILD to above mentioned fabric requirements above mentioned fabric requirements print:
DETERGENT & LINE Motive print: no test required Motive print: no test required * Follow same
DRY ONLY requirement
Headwear N/A Dimension change: +/-8%, twist: N/A Dimension change: +/-3%, twist: N/A N/A
Towel & bathrobes Dimension change: +/-5%, twist: ≤5% Dimension change: +/-3%, twist: ≤3% N/A
Team sport sock After stretch: +20%, twist: N/A Woven N/A
Dimension change and twist: N/A

PUMA GENERAL APPAREL: Appearance & Dimensional change and Twist
This chart is to define Puma’s requirement if product is specified to use “High or Low Tumble Dry” instruction
Washing ins PRODUCT TYPE Garment form Appearance, dimensional change and twist after washing + High or Low tumble dry (KEEP FACE SIDE OUT AS DEFAULT REQUIRE)
Garment -All fabric • Twist in garment form no KNITTED Promo/ training Woven Promo /Training
more than 3cms • Dimensional change: -3% to +3% • Dimensional change: -2% to +2%,
• Functionality of all • Twisting: <=3% fabric with elastane: -4 to +4%
fasteners must be given Non-Promo /Training • Twisting: <=3%
before and after • *Dimensional change: -5% to +3% Non-Promo /Training
washing/drying process • *Twist: < =5% • *Dimensional change: -3% to +2%
• *fabric with elastane: -4 to +4%
High • *Twisting: <=3%
Tumble Dry All basic fabrics 100% • Twist in garment form no KNITTED Promo/ training Woven Promo/ training
natural fibres or chief more than 3cms • Dimensional change: -4% to 0% • Dimensional change: -2% to +2%
OR
value of natural fibres • Fabrics with ≥5% elastane: -6% to 0% • fabric with elastane: -4 to +4%
• Twisting: <=3% • Twisting: <=3% Swimwear &
Non-Promo /Training Non-Promo /Training
• Physical Appearance: no • *Dimensional change: -5% to +5% • *Dimensional change: -5% to +2%
beachwear
*Follow non
changes • *Twist: < =5% • *fabric with elastane: -5 to +4% promo
Parameters assessment • *Twist: < =3% training
Low All basic fabrics 100% • Twist in garment form no includes Hairy, Rough crinkle KNITTED Promo/ training Woven Promo/ training requirement
Tumble Dry synthetics or fabrics more than 3cms which cannot be removed by • Dimensional change: -4% to 0% • Dimensional change: -2% to +2% only
with chief value of Ironing. Outlook of coating, • Fabrics with ≥5% elastane: -6% to +0% • fabric with elastane: -4 to +4%
synthetics fibers laminates after washing like • Twisting: <=3% • Twisting: <=3%
bubble, peel off.,etc. Non-Promo /Training Non-Promo /Training
• Colour change ≥4-5 is • *Dimensional change: -5% to +0% • *Dimensional change: -3% to +2%
• *Fabrics with ≥5% elastane: -6% to +0% • *fabric with elastane: -4%to +4%
acceptable
• *Twist: < =5% • *Twist: < =3%
• Functionality of all
Rib fabrics used as • Twist in garment form no KNITTED Promo/ training /Non-promo training Woven Promo/Training
more than 3cms fasteners must be given • *Dimension change: N/A
trims (cuffs, neck ribs,
before and after Length: -6% to +0%. Width: -12% to +0% Non-Promo/Training
welts...), Rib is
washing/drying process • Promo/training: Twisting <=5% N/A
required to use FLAT
• Team sport sock: pilling of • *Non-Promo/training: twisting <=5%
DRY
loop feet as per reference KNITTED Woven
Textile Trims N/A Swimwear &
is acceptable) • *Dimension change: -5% to +3% • *Dimension change: -3% to +1% beachwear
Nylon bindings and tapes before steaming: ≤6% Nylon bindings and tapes before steaming: *Follow
Cotton draw-cords (for production an additional ≤6%Cotton draw-cords (for production an same
length must be added to cover the shrinkage of additional length must be added to cover requirement
cotton draw-cord): ≤10% the shrinkage of cotton draw-cord): ≤10%
Embroidery /Fasteners N/A No test required No test required No test
required
Print *All Foil Prints are N/A Allover Print Allover Print Allover Print
mandate requirement for *Dimension change and twist: According to above *Dimension change and twist: According to and Motive
MILD DETERGENT & LINE mentioned fabric requirements above mentioned fabric requirements print* Follow
DRY ONLY Motive print: no test required Motive print: no test required same
requirement
Towel & bathrobes N/A Dimension change: +/-5%, twist: ≤5% Dimension change: +/-3%, twist: ≤3% N/A
Team sport sock After stretch: +20%, twist: N/A Woven Dimension change and twist: N/A N/A

Print Library
This Chart is to specify washing and drying instruction for different Print Technique as default washing and
drying required irrespectively stating in Care Label
Number Description Recommended Standard Possible to machine wash at
Washing /Drying process 60c /Tumble Dry for
Motorsport Promo
1 Direct print/ wash and dry face side out YES
Pigment
+
+ ECE detergent 98
+ 2kg total load
2 Direct print/ wash and dry face side out YES

Pigment
-glossy effect +
+ ECE detergent 98
+ 2kg total load
3 Direct print/ wash and dry face side out NO

Pigment
-pearlescent +
effect + ECE detergent 98
+ 2kg total load
4 Metal foil print wash and dry inside out NO
+ line dry
+ Mild detergent
+ 2kg total load
5 High density wash and dry inside out NO

foil print
+ line dry
+ Mild detergent
+ 2kg total load
6 Silver wash and dry inside out NO

holographic
foil transfer + line dry
+ Mild detergent
+ 1kg total load
7 Clear Iridescent wash and dry inside out NO

holographic
foil transfer + line dry
+ Mild detergent
+ 1kg total load
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Motorsport Promo
8 Rainbow/ wash and dry inside out NO
Petrol colour
foil print + line dry
+ Mild detergent
+ 2kg total load
9 Imitated foil wash and dry face side out NO

print
+
+ ECE detergent 98
+ 2kg total load
10 Clear print/ wash and dry face side out YES

gel print
+
+ ECE detergent 98
+ 2kg total load
11 Glossy clear wash and dry face side out YES

print
+
+ ECE detergent 98
+ 2kg total load
12 Puff print/ wash and dry face side out NO

Foam print
+
+ ECE detergent 98
+ 2kg total load
13 Puff print wash and dry face side out NO

with glitter
+
+ ECE detergent 98
+ 2kg total load
14 Pigment and wash and dry face side out NO

flock
combination +
with flock + ECE detergent 98
transfer + 2kg total load

Motorsport Promo
15 High density wash and dry face side out YES
+
+ ECE detergent 98
+ 2kg total load
16 Distorted high wash and dry face side out YES

density print
+
+ ECE detergent 98
+ 2kg total load
17 Discharge print wash and dry face side out YES

+
+ ECE detergent 98
+ 2kg total load
18 Glitter print wash and dry face side out NO

+
+ ECE detergent 98
+ 2kg total load
19 Graduated wash and dry face side out NO

Pigment Print
+
+ ECE detergent 98
+ 2kg total load
20 Flock print wash and dry face side out NO

-direct flocking
+
+ ECE detergent 98
+ 2kg total load
21 Flock on flock wash and dry inside out NO

-direct
flocking +
+ ECE detergent 98
+ 2kg total load

Motorsport Promo
22 Spray print wash and dry keep face NO
inside out
+
+ ECE detergent 98
+ 2kg total load
23 Cracking print wash and dry keep face NO

inside out
+
+ ECE detergent 98
+ 2kg total load
24 Reflective print wash and dry keep face NO

( Direct Print) inside out
+
+ ECE detergent 98
+ 2kg total load
25 Suede print wash and dry keep face NO

inside out
+
+ ECE detergent 98
+ 2kg total load
26 Raised clear wash and dry keep face NO

inside out
+
+ ECE detergent 98
+ 2kg total load
27 Thermo chromic wash and dry keep face NO

Pigment print inside out
+
+ ECE detergent 98
+ 2kg total load
28 Photo chromic wash and dry keep face NO

pigment print inside out
+
+ ECE detergent 98
+ 2kg total load

Motorsport Promo
29 matt/glossy wash and dry keep face YES
combination side out
+
+ ECE detergent 98
+ 2kg total load
30 Fluorescent wash and dry keep face NO

print side out
+
+ ECE detergent 98
+ 2kg total load
31 Process print wash and dry keep face NO

side out
+
+ ECE detergent 98
+ 2kg total load
32 Embossing wash and dry keep face YES

print side out
+
+ ECE detergent 98
+ 2kg total load
33 Metal pigment wash and dry keep face NO

print side out
+
+ ECE detergent 98
+ 2kg total load
34 Water based wash and dry keep face NO

soft pigment side out
print
+
+ ECE detergent 98
+ 2kg total load

CHINA APPAREL MARKET REQUIREMENTS
The aim of this document is to ensure that Puma garments of domestic and international production
meet the China market requirements of category Pass Level, additionally to the Puma requirements
and Puma S.A.F.E. requirements.
Responsibility:
The accessory, fabric and garment supplier are fully responsible that all garments which are sold in
China meet the China Market Requirements.
Common Mandatory standard on Apparel

-GB 8965.1 - 2009 Protective clothing – Flame-retardant protection
– Part 1: Flame retardant protective clothing
-GB 18383 - 2007 General technical requirements for products with filling materials
-GB 18401 - 2010 National general safety technical code for textile products
-GB 31701 – 2015 Safety technical code for Infants and children textile products
-GB 20400 – 2006 Leather and fur – Limit of harmful mater – Suppliers are required to follow
Puma S.A.F.E. requirements! Puma requires higher values
-GB 21550 – 2008 Restriction of hazardous material in polyvinyl chloride artificial leather –
Suppliers are required to follow Puma S.A.F.E. requirements! Puma requires
higher values
Please refer to the PUMA. Safe Handbooks. PUMA has a PVC-free policy and sets detailed
and strict standards on restricted substances (RSL).
http://about.puma.com/en/sustainability/environment/chemicals-management
and the PUMA. Safe Handbooks. PUMA has a general policy of not using fur and sets
detailed and strict standards on restricted substances (RSL).
http://about.puma.com/en/sustainability/environment/chemicals-management
Drawstring and Cords’s requirement will be added into Safety procedure of Garment’s
childrenwears products

1, General China Apparel Standard and Infants and Children Product Classification
General safety specification of textile products is classified into Category A, B and C.
• The textile products for infants shall comply with the requirements of Category A
Category A is all Baby wear products
• The textile products for children and or adult with direct contact to skin shall comply with
the requirements of Category B at least
Category B is products with direct contact to skin e.g. shirts, shorts, trousers (summer),
skirts,
• The textile products for children and or adult without direct contact to skin shall comply with
the requirements of Category C at least
Category C: Products without direct contact to skin: e.g. sweaters, trousers, filling material
The safety category on the hangtag of the textile products for infants and children should be
GB31701 A or B or C
The safety category on the hangtag of the textile products for adults should be
GB18401 A or B or C
Definition of “Infants” for age group range: 36months or below (100 cm or below)
Definition of “Children” for age group range: Over 3 years and below 14 years
Test Grade in
Category in Safety
reference Standard code Product Name Scope Product
Standard
code1 standard
Knitted sportswear / T-
1 GB/T 22853-2009 Knitted sportswear Pass A or B or C
shirt
Knitted garment
Knitted garments and
2 FZ/T 73025-2013 and adornment for Pass A
accessory for infant
infant
3 FZ/T 73026-2014 Knitted skirt suits Knitted skirt/dress Pass B
Knitted, wool contain
4 FZ/T 73018-2012 Wool knitted goods Class 1 A or B or C
(beyond 30%)
Low wool content Knitted, wool contain
5 FZ/T 73005-2012 and wool like (below 30%) or wool like, Class 1 A or B or C
knitting goods sweater
Knitted, Socks for men
6 FZ/T73001-2016 Hosiery Pass B
and women
7 FZ/T73037-2010 Knitted sports socks Knitted, sports socks Pass A or B
Knitted, Men and women,
8 FZ/T73047-2013 Knitted civil gloves Pass A or B
children's Gloves
Knitted scarf and
9 FZ/T73042-2011 Knitted scarf, shawl Pass A or B
shawl
10 FZ/T73044-2012 Knitted accessories Knitted accessories Pass A or B or C
11 FZ/T 73002-2016 Knitted caps Knitted caps Pass A or B
12 FZ/T 74002-2014 Sports brassiere Knitted sports bra Pass B
13 FZ/T81007-2012 Casual wear Woven top and pants Pass A or B or C
Cotton wadded Woven, with non-down
14 GB/T 2662-2017 Pass A or B or C
clothes padding
Down garments
15 GB/T14272-2011 (down Woven, Down garments Pass A or C
content >=50%)
16 GB/T2660-2017 Shirt Woven Pass A or B
17 FZ/T 81006-2017 Jeanswear Woven Jeanswear Pass A or B or C
Woven garments Woven garments and
18 GB/T33271-2016 Pass A
for infants accessory for infant
19 FZ/T 82002-2016 Woven caps Woven caps Pass A or B

2, CHINA STANDARD REQUIREMENT
Requirement PUMA CHINA GB/FZ 3, FZ/T 73026- 6.FZ/T73001- 7.FZ/T73037-

1, GB/T 22853-2009 2, FZ/T 73025-2013 4, FZ/T 73018-2012 5, FZ/T73005-2012
TEST STANDARD 2014 2016 2010
Testing Method / Test Method Wool Content (wool
Knitted Knitted garment and Wool Knitting goods Knitted sports
Minimum requirement Knitted skirt suits <30%)& wool like Hosiery
sportswear/T-Shirt adornment for infant (wool content ≥30%) socks
knitting
Product Class PASS PASS PASS Class 1 Class 1 PASS PASS
Color fastness ISO 105-C08:2010-03/
Change >=4-5 Change ≥ 3-4 Change ≥ 3
to washing Change ≥ 3 Change ≥ 3-4
Staining >=3-4 (print area 3) (lining 3-4) Change ≥ 3-4 Change ≥3 Change ≥3
GB/T 3921-2008 Staining ≥3 Wool staining ≥3
Contrast color within Staining ≥3 Staining ≥3 Staining ≥3 Staining ≥3 Staining ≥3
Cross staining ≥4 Staining ≥3
garment base on Cross staining ≥4 Cross staining ≥4
Color fastness to ISO 105-E01:2010-04/
water Change >=4-5 Change ≥3 Change ≥ 3-4
Change ≥ 3-4 Change ≥ 3
Staining >=3-4 (infant 3-4) Wool staining ≥3 (infant Change ≥ 3-4 Change ≥3 Change ≥3
GB/T 5713-2013 Staining ≥3-4 Staining ≥3
Staining ≥3 3-4) Staining ≥3 (infant 3-4) Staining ≥3 Staining ≥3
Cross staining ≥4 Cross staining ≥4
(infant 3-4) Staining ≥3 (infant 3-4)
Color Fastness to ISO 105-E04:2008-09/ Change ≥ 3-4 (print

Change ≥3 (infant
perspiration Change :>=4-5 Change ≥ 3-4 Change ≥ 3 area/dip dyeing 3) Change ≥ 3-4(print
3-4) Change ≥3 Change ≥3
Staining :>3-4 GB/T 3922-2013 Staining ≥3-4 Staining ≥3 Wool staining ≥3 (infant area/dip dyeing 3)
Staining ≥3 (infant Staining ≥3 Staining ≥3
Cross staining ≥4 Cross staining ≥4 3- 4), Staining ≥3(infant Staining ≥3 (infant 3-4)
3-4)
3-4)
Color Fastness to ISO 105-X12:2001-05 Dry ≥3 (infant 4)
Dry ≥3-4 (dark/print Dry ≥3-4 (dark/print
rub Dry :>= 4 light color wet ≥2-3 Dry ≥3
area/dip dyeing 3) area/dip dyeing 3) Dry ≥3 Dry ≥3
Wet: =2=3 (infant 3), Dry ≥4 Wet ≥2-3 (dark 2)
GB/T 3920-2008 (infant 4) (infant 4) Wet ≥3(dark 2- Wet ≥3(dark 2-
Dark color (dry):>=3 Children 2-3) Wet ≥3 (dark 2-3) Wet on printing≥2
Wet ≥2-3 Wet ≥2-3 3) 3)
Dark color(wet) :>=2 dark color wet ≥ 2 (excluding infant)
Infant wet ≥ 3(dark 2-3) Infant wet ≥ 3(dark 2-3)
(Children/ infant 2–3)
Color Fastness to ISO 105-D01:2010-05/ Change ≥ 3-4
GB/T 5711 Change ≥ 3-4 Change ≥ 3-4
dry cleaning Color change:>=4-5 n/a n/a Staining ≥3-4 n/a n/a
一 2015 Staining (solvent) ≥3 Staining (solvent) ≥3
Staining to multi fiber :>=4 Cross staining ≥4
Color Fastness to ISO 105-B02/
light Color change :>=4 GB/T 8427
≥3 n/a ≥3 ≥4 (light 3) ≥4 (light 3) n/a n/a
White/pale color :>=3-4 一 2008
Turquoise/ neon color: >=3
Color Fastness JIS L 0888Method B
perspire to light modified. (ATTS-Alkaline) ≥2-3(only for short ≥ 3 (n/a if do not
Not applicable for GB/T 14576-2009 sleeves n/a touch skin n/a n/a n/a n/a
international Puma top/shorts/vest) directly)
requirement
Fastness to Saliva DIN 53160 1-2 :2010-10/ Change ≥4, Staining ≥4
(only infant) No staining :5 GB/T 18886-2002

Requirement PUMA CHINA GB/FZ TEST
8.FZ/T73047-2013 9.FZ/T73042-2011 10.FZ/T73044-2012 11, FZ/T 73002-2016 12, FZT/T 74002-2014
STANDARD
Testing Method / Minimum Test Method Knitted scarf and
requirement Knitted civil gloves Knitted accessories Knitted caps Sports brassiere
shawl
Product Class PASS PASS PASS PASS PASS
Color fastness to ISO 105-C08:2010-03/
washing Change >=4-5
Staining >=3-4 Change ≥3 Change ≥3 Change ≥ 3 Change ≥ 3
GB/T 3921-2008 N/A
Contrast color within garment Staining ≥3 Staining ≥3 Staining ≥3 Staining ≥3
base on GMT/001-PT1 test
≥4.5s
Color fastness to water ISO 105-E01:2010-04/
Change ≥ 3
Change >=4-5 Change ≥3 Change ≥3 Change ≥3 Change ≥ 3
(infant 3-4)
Staining >=3-4 GB/T 5713-2013
Staining ≥3 Staining ≥3 Staining ≥3 Staining ≥ 3 Staining ≥3
(infant 3-4)
Color Fastness to ISO 105-E04:2008-09/ Change ≥ 3 (infant
perspiration Change :>=4-5 Change ≥3 Change ≥3 Change ≥3 3-4) Change ≥ 3
GB/T 3922-2013
Staining :>3-4 Staining ≥3 Staining ≥3 Staining ≥3 Staining ≥ 3 (infant Staining ≥ 3
3-4)
Color Fastness to rub ISO 105-X12:2001-05 Dry≥3（infant）
Dry :>= 4 Dry≥3(infant 4） Dry≥3-4(infant 4） Dry≥3(infant 4）
light color Wet≥3 Dry≥3（infant 4）
Wet: =2=3 GB/T 3920-2008 light color Wet≥3 light color Wet≥3 light color Wet≥3 dark color Wet≥2-3 Wet≥3
Dark color (dry):>=3 dark color Wet≥2-3 dark color Wet≥2-3 dark color Wet≥2-3)
(infant 3）
Dark color(wet) :>=2
Color Fastness to dry ISO 105-D01:2010-05/

Change ≥3-4 Change ≥ 3-4
cleaning Color change:>=4-5 GB/T 5711 一 2015 n/a n/a n/a
Staining ≥3 Staining ≥3-4
Staining to multi fiber :>=4
Color Fastness to light ISO 105-B02/
Color change :>=4
GB/T 8427 一 2008 n/a ≥3 n/a ≥3 n/a
White/pale color :>=3-4
Turquoise/ neon color: >=3
Color Fastness perspire JIS L 0888Method B
to light modified. (ATTS-Alkaline)
≥3 (only for major shell
Not applicable for GB/T 14576-2009 n/a n/a n/a n/a
fabric of cup)
international Puma
requirement
Fastness to Saliva (only DIN 53160 1-2 :2010-10/ Change ≥4, Staining ≥4
infant) No staining :5 GB/T 18886-2002

Requirement PUMA CHINA 18，
19, FZ/T
GB/FZ TEST 13.FZ/T 81007-2012 14, GB/T 2662-2017 15, GBT/14272-2011 16.GB/T2660- 17, FZ/T 81006-2017 GB/T33271-
82002-2016
STANDARD 2017 2016
Testing Method / Test Woven Casual Wear/Washed Down Garment (down Infant’s
Minimum requirement Method Cotton wadding Woven shirt Jean Wear Woven caps
Garment content ≥50%) wear(woven)
Product
PASS PASS PASS PASS PASS PASS PASS
Class
Color ISO 105-C08:2010-03/
Change ≥3 (embroidery
fastness to Change >=4-5
/embellishment 3-4) Change ≥3-4 (original color
washing Staining >=3-4 GB/T 3921- Change ≥3 Change ≥3-4 Change ≥3 Change ≥ 3 Change ≥ 3
Staining≥3 without “washing” 3)
Contrast color within 2008 Staining ≥3 Staining ≥3(lining 3-4) Staining ≥3 Staining ≥3 Staining ≥3
(embroidery/embellishment Staining ≥2-3
garment base on
3-4) Cross staining≥4
Color ISO 105-E01:2010-04/
fastness to Change >=4-5 Change ≥ 3
Change ≥ 3 (infant 3-4) Change ≥3-4 Change ≥3-4 (original color
water Staining >=3-4 GB/T 5713- Change ≥ 3 (infant 3-4) Change ≥3 Change ≥ 3-4 (infant 3-4)
Staining ≥ 3 Staining ≥3 (infant without “washing” 3)
2013 Staining ≥ 3 (infant 3-4) Staining ≥3 Staining ≥ 3-4 Staining ≥ 3
(infant 3-4) 3-4) Staining ≥3 (infant 3-4)
(infant 3-4)
Color ISO 105-E04:2008-09/ Change ≥ 3

Fastness to Change :>=4-5 Change ≥ 3 (infant 3-4) only available for infant Change ≥3-4 (original color
GB/T 3922- Change ≥ 3 (infant 3-4) Change ≥3 Change ≥ 3-4 (infant 3-4)
perspiration Staining :>3-4 Staining ≥ 3 Change ≥3-4 without “washing” 3)
2013 Staining ≥ 3 (infant 3-4) Staining ≥3 Staining ≥ 3-4 Staining ≥ 3
(infant 3-4) Staining ≥3-4 Staining ≥3 (infant 3-4)
(infant 3-4)
Color ISO 105-X12:2001-05
Dry ≥ 3 (lining 3-4) / (infant 4) Dry ≥3(lining 3-4) / Dry ≥3-4 (infant 4)
Fastness to Dry :>= 4 Dry ≥3 (infant 4) Dry ≥ 3
wet ≥2-3 (infant 4) Wet ≥2-3 Dry ≥3
rub Wet: =2=3 GB/T 3920- only available for kids Dry ≥ 4 (infant 4)
(brushed/flocking/dark 2) Wet ≥3 (brushed/flocking 2) Wet ≥3
Dark color (dry):>=3 2008 Wet ≥ (infant 3) Wet ≥3 Wet ≥3 (dark
(infant 3/dark 2-3) (brushed/flocking/dark (infant 3/dark 2-3) (dark 2-3)
Dark color(wet) :>=2 (dark/children 2-3) 2-3/infant 3)
(children 2-3) 2-3) (children 2-3)
Color ISO 105-D01:2010-05/
Fastness to Color change:>=4-5 GB/T 5711 Change ≥ 3-4 Change ≥ 3-4 Change ≥3-4 Change ≥ 3-4
n/a n/a n/a
dry cleaning Staining to multi fiber 一 2015 Staining ≥3-4 Staining (solvent) ≥3 Staining ≥3-4 Staining ≥3-4
:>=4
Color ISO 105-B02/
Fastness to Color change :>=4
GB/T 8427
light White/pale color :>=3-4 ≥3 ≥3 ≥3 ≥3 ≥3 n/a ≥3
一 2008
Turquoise/ neon color:
>=3
Color JIS L 0888Method B
Fastness modified. (ATTS-Alkaline)
GB/T 14576-
perspire to Not applicable for n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
2009
light international Puma
requirement
Fastness to DIN 53160 1-2 :2010-10/ Change ≥4, Staining ≥4
GB/T 18886-
Saliva (only No staining :5
2002
infant)

Requirement PUMA CHINA GB/FZ TEST 2, FZ/T 73025- 3, FZ/T 73026- 5, FZ/T73005- 6.FZ/T73001- 7.FZ/T73037-
1, GB/T 22853-2009 4, FZ/T73018-2012
STANDARD 2013 2014 2012 2016 2010
Test Method/ Minimum Test Method Knitted Wool Content
Wool Knitting
requirement Knitted garment and Knitted skirt (wool <30%)& Knitted
goods (wool Hosiery
sportswear/T-Shirt adornment for suits wool like sports socks
content ≥30%)
infant knitting
Fiber content Follow China standard GB/T 29862-2013 Please see chart D in page 65
requirement GB/T 2910
Pilling ISO 12945-2 :2000-07 GB/T 4802.1-2008 ≥ 3 (n/a for

MODIFIED/Martindale GB/T 4802.3-2008 ≥2.5 (n/a for brushed brushed/lace
grade >=3-4 after 500 and (use for FZ/T73018- fabric), approx. 600 n/a fabric) >=3 >=3 n/a n/a
2000 Rev 2012 and FZ/T73005- Rev
2012)
Bursting ISO 13938-2:1999/ GB/T19976-2005
>=150 kPa(test as per (38+/-0.02) mm Top ≥180n ≥ 250 N
See Appendix (c)
request) Pants ≥220n (n/a for lace/
n/a page 65 n/a n/a n/a
ASTM D3787-07/test only (n/a for burn-out
GB/T 7742.1-2005
mesh without elastane lace/elastane fabric) fabric)
content/ ≥180N
Spirality after wash ISO 5077 :2007-02/ ISO GB/T 8628-2013
3759 :2011-05/ GB/T 8629-2001
ISO 6330:2012-04 GB/T 8630-2013 Top ≤8.0%
ISO 16322-1/-2/-3:2005-06 Pants ≤3.5% Top ≤6%
n/a 5° 5° n/a n/a
+ ISO 16322-2 Amd. 1:2007- (n/a for styles with Skirt ≤4%
10 MODIFIED rib/elastane bottom)
Knit <=5%( twist in garment
form not more than 3cms)
Pressure /N N/A FZ/T70006-2004 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
• Under border n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
(to be closed type)
• Under border
(pull over type)
Air Permeability GB/T 5453-1997 GB/T 5453-1997 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
(mm/sec) ≤80 for minimum
Remark: GB 31701 -2015 Fastness to Rubbing: Type A for Infant and Type B for Children (Direct contact to Skin)
Coating/ Pigment and Printing fabrics: Lead content, Cadmium and Phthalate contents are required to comply with China Infant product

Requirement PUMA CHINA GB/FZ TEST 8.FZ/T 9.FZ/T 73042- 10.FZ/T 73044- 11, FZ/T
STANDARD 12, FZT/T 74002-2014
73047-2013 2011 2012 73002-2016
Test Method/ Minimum requirement Test Method
Knitted civil Knitted scarf Knitted
Knitted caps Sports brassiere
gloves and shawl accessories
Fiber content Follow China standard requirement GB/T 29862-2013 Please see chart (d) in page 57
GB/T 2910
Pilling ISO 12945-2 :2000-07 MODIFIED/Martindale grade GB/T 4802.1-2008

>=3-4 after 500 and 2000 Rev GB/T 4802.3-2008
(use for FZ/T73018-2012 and n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
FZ/T73005-2012)
Bursting ISO 13938-2:1999/>=150 kPa(test as per request) GB/T19976-2005 (38+/-0.02)

ASTM D3787-07/test only mesh without elastane mm n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
content/ ≥180N
Spirality after wash ISO 5077 :2007-02/ ISO 3759 :2011-05/ GB/T 8628-2013
ISO 6330:2012-04 GB/T 8629-2001
ISO 16322-1/-2/-3:2005-06 + ISO 16322-2 Amd. GB/T 8630-2013
1:2007-10 MODIFIED n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
Knit <=5%( twist in garment form not more than
3cms)
Pressure /N N/A FZ/T70006-2004

• Under border
(to be closed type) Openable type ≥7.5N
n/a n/a n/a n/a
• Under border Pullover type ≥8.5N
(pull over type)
Air Permeability GB/T 5453-1997 GB/T 5453-1997

≥75 (only for thickest
(mm/sec) ≤80 for minimum n/a n/a n/a n/a
position of cup)

Requirement PUMA CHINA GB/FZ TEST 1, GB/T 22853-2009 2, FZ/T 73025-2013 3, FZ/T 73026-2014 4, FZ/T73018- 5, FZ/T73005-2012 6.FZ/T73001- 7.FZ/T73037-2010
STANDARD 2012 2016
Test Method/ Minimum requirement Test Method/ Knitted Knitted garment and Knitted skirt suits Wool Knitting Wool Content (wool Hosiery Knitted sports socks
Minimum sportswear/T-Shirt adornment for infant goods (wool <30%)& wool like
requirement content ≥30%) knitting
Dimensional ISO 5077 :2007-02/ ISO 3759 :2011- Follow relevant
stability after 05/ ISO 6330:2012-04 product standard -6.5%/+3.0% (n/a -5%~+2% (+/-2% dry
wash ISO 16322-1/-2/-3:2005-06 + ISO for -6%/+2.5% (n/a for clean) (n/a along
+/-5% +/- 5% n/a n/a
16322-2 Amd. 1:2007-10 , please shorts/rib/elastane elastane fabric) crosswise for elastane
see appearance & Dimensional fabric) fabric
change and Twist on page 39-40
Appearance
n/a n/a Acceptable n/a n/a n/a n/a
after wash
Seam break ISO 13935-2:1999-02 MODIFIED Follow relevant Only for crotch
Only for welded seam: product standard seam ≥140n (n/a ≥ 120N (lining70N)
n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
≥100 N for lace/elastane (n/a for burnout/lace)
fabric)
Stretch FZ/T 73001 / FZ/T 73037 for sock FZ/T 73001 / FZ/T See chart (f) page See chart
n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
73037 58 (g) page 58
Heavy metal acidic sweat solution according to GB/T 17593.1
Extractable ISO 105 E04 EN ISO 17294-2 / EN Required for all material
GB/T 17593.2
ISO 11885 n/a (including n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
GB/T 17593.3
shell/trim/printing.)
GB/T 17593.4
Odor GB 18401 GB 18401 Meet requirement - odorless
AZO DYE Textiles - EN ISO 14362-1:2012 or § GB/T 17592 / GB/T Meet requirement -limit of carcinogenic aromatic amine ≤20 mg/kg
64 LFGB, BVL B 82.02-2:2013; for 4- 23344
Aminoazobenzene
Heavy Metal DIN EN 11885 or equivalent; Test GB/T 30157 Only available for infant products, including all material
(only infant) method for cadmium according Pb≤ 90mg/kg. Cd≤100mg/kg
to EN1122 /CD INFANT ≤50, PB ≤40
mm/kg
Phthalates (only Test Method is GC-MS, Reporting GB/T 20388 Only available for infant products ≤0.1%, including all material
infant) limit for DINP, DIDP and DHNUP is
100 mg/kg (each), Reporting Limit for
all others is 30 mg/kg
PH requirement ISO 3071 :3.5-7.0 for leather, 4.0-7.0 GB/T 7573 Category A (infant) <= 4.0-7.5, Category B (product direct to skin) <=4.0-8.5, Category C (product indirect to skin) <=4.0-9.0
for textile Applied for all materials of garment compositions
Formaldehyde EN ISO 14184-1:2011 GB/T 2912.1 Category A (infant) <= 20 PPM, Category B (product direct to skin) <=75 PPM, Category C (product indirect to skin) <=300 PPM Applied for all materials of garment
compositions
UV Protection AS/NZS 4399:1996 GB/T 18830-2009 ≥UPF 40 and UVA <5% remark UV protection requirements only available when there is UV protection function hangtag on garment
requirement >= UPF 30 Golf Product and China
Market ≥40 and UVA <5%
Flammability test Follow 16 CFR 1610 for USA Market- GB/T 14644-2014 Follow GB standard –GB/T 14644-2014 for China Market, PASS RATE: Class 1(Only available for shell fabric of infant and kid’s textile wearing products, unavailable for
Class 1 wool/acrylic/modify acrylic/polyamide/polypropylene/polyester and weight >=90gsm)
Pull of strength **EN 71 / ASTM F-963 GB 31701-2015 Only available for infant and kids wearing products, GB 31701-2015: With a diameter ≥ 6mm: ≥ 70N. With a diameter < 6mm: ≥ 50N, if ≤3mm or un-grippable, following
test for trims With a diameter ≥ 6mm: ≥ 90N GB/T 8629 Type A., washing machine, at 40 degree C, normal cycle and line dry
components With a diameter < 6mm: ≥ 50N
(Only infants and ** If product use for infant and children ≤ 7 years or ≤134 cms, trims and embroidery size is ≤ 3mm and or un-grippable, it is required washing test base on PD CEN 16792-2014 Appendix C
kids)
Coating/ Pigment and Printing fabrics: Lead content, Cadmium and Phthalate contents are required testing for China Infant products

Requirement PUMA CHINA GB/FZ TEST 8.FZ/T 73047- 9.FZ/T 73042-2011 10.FZ/T 73044- 11, FZ/T 73002- 12, FZT/T 74002-
STANDARD
2013 2012 2016 2014
Test Method/ Minimum Test Method/ Minimum
Knitted civil Knitted
requirement requirement Knitted scarf and shawl Knitted caps Sports brassiere
gloves accessories
Dimensional stability after wash ISO 5077 :2007-02/ ISO 3759 Follow relevant
:2011-05/ ISO 6330:2012-04 product standard
ISO 16322-1/-2/-3:2005-06 + ISO
16322-2 Amd. 1:2007-10 , please ≥-9.0%
see appearance & Dimensional n/a n/a n/a n/a
≥-4.0%（Dry cleaning）
change and Twist on page 39-40
Appearance after wash n/a Acceptable n/a Acceptable Acceptable

Heavy metal Extractable acidic sweat solution according to GB/T 17593.1
ISO 105 E04 EN ISO 17294-2 / EN GB/T 17593.2 Required for all material (including
ISO 11885 n/a n/a n/a n/a
GB/T 17593.3 shell/trim/printing.)
GB/T 17593.4
Odor GB 18401 GB 18401 Meet requirement - odorless
AZO DYE Textiles - EN ISO 14362-1:2012 or GB/T 17592 / GB/T 23344 Meet requirement -limit of carcinogenic aromatic amine ≤20 mg/kg
§ 64 LFGB, BVL B 82.02-2:2013;
for 4-Aminoazobenzene
Heavy Metal (only infant) DIN EN 11885 or equivalent; Test GB/T 30157 Only available for infant products, including all material
method for cadmium according Pb≤ 90mg/kg. Cd≤100mg/kg
to EN1122 /CD INFANT ≤50, PB
≤40 mm/kg
Phthalates (only infant) Test Method is GC-MS, Reporting GB/T 20388 Only available for infant products ≤0.1%, including all material
limit for DINP, DIDP and DHNUP
is 100 mg/kg (each), Reporting
Limit for all others is 30 mg/kg
PH requirement ISO 3071 :3.5-7.0 for leather, 4.0- GB/T 7573 Category A (infant) <= 4.0-7.5, Category B (product direct to skin) <=4.0-8.5, Category C (product indirect to skin) <=4.0-9.0
7.0 for textile Applied for all materials of garment compositions
Formaldehyde EN ISO 14184-1:2011 GB/T 2912.1 Category A (infant) <= 20 PPM, Category B (product direct to skin) <=75 PPM, Category C (product indirect to skin) <=300 PPM Applied for all materials
of garment compositions
UV Protection requirement AS/NZS 4399:1996 GB/T 18830-2009 ≥UPF 40 and UVA <5% remark UV protection requirements only available when there is UV protection function hangtag on garment
>= UPF 30 Golf Product and China
Market ≥40 and UVA <5%
Flammability test Follow 16 CFR 1610 for USA GB/T 14644-2014 Follow GB standard –GB/T 14644-2014 for China Market, PASS RATE: Class 1(Only available for shell fabric of infant and kid’s textile wearing products,
Market-Class 1 unavailable for wool/acrylic/modify acrylic/polyamide/polypropylene/polyester and weight >=90gsm)
Pull of strength test for trims **EN 71 / ASTM F-963 GB 31701-2015 Only available for infant and kids wearing products, GB 31701-2015: With a diameter ≥ 6mm: ≥ 70N. With a diameter < 6mm: ≥ 50N, if ≤3mm or un-
components (Only infants and With a diameter ≥ 6mm: ≥ 90N grippable, following GB/T 8629 Type A., washing machine, at 40 degree C, normal cycle and line dry
kids) With a diameter < 6mm: ≥ 50N
** If product use for infant and children ≤ 7 years or ≤134 cms, trims and embroidery size is ≤ 3mm and or un-grippable, it is required washing test base on PD CEN 16792-2014 Appendix C
Coating/ Pigment and Printing fabrics: Lead content, Cadmium and Phthalate contents are required testing for China Infant products

Requirement PUMA CHINA GB/FZ 13.FZ/T 81007- 14, GB/T 2662-2017 15, GBT/14272-2011 16.GB/T2660-2017 17, FZ/T 81006-2017 18，GB/T33271- 19, FZ/T
TEST STANDARD 2012 2016 82002-2016
Test Method/ Minimum Test Method/ Woven Casual Cotton wadding Down Garment Woven shirt Jean Wear Infant’s Woven
requirement Minimum Wear/Washed (down content≥50%) wear(woven) caps
requirement Garment
Product Class PASS PASS PASS PASS PASS PASS PASS
Fiber content GB/T 29862-
Follow China standard
2013 Please see chart D in page 57
requirement
GB/T 2910
Tearing strength n/a GB/T 3917.1 n/a n/a n/a ≥7N See Appendix (a) n/a n/a
Tensile Strength n/a GB/T 3923.2 n/a n/a n/a n/a See Appendix (b) n/a n/a
Seam Slippage 45N (shell and weight
45N (shell and 45N (shell and weight ≤52gsm)
(Loading and Seam ISO 13936-2:2004-04/ Follow weight ≤52gsm) ≤0.8cm
≤52gsm)
opening) 100 N (Shell) 80N (shell and weight 120N (Shell ≥339gms)
Bottom: ≤4mm at 160N relevant 100N (shell and 80N (shell and weight
70 N(Lining) 52~150gsm) 100N (Shell <339gms) n/a n/a
Outerwear: ≤4mm at 150N product weight >52gsm) 52~150gsm)
≤0.4cm 100N (shell and weight ≤0.6cm
Mid layer: ≤4 MM at 130 N 70N (lining) 100N (shell and weight
standard ≤0.6cm >150gsm), 70N (lining) ≤0.6cm
>150gsm)
70N (lining) ≤0.6cm
Pilling GB/T 4802.1-2008
GB/T 4802.3-2008
ISO 12945-2 :2000-07
(use for ≥3 (n/a for brushed
MODIFIED/Martindale grade ≥3-4 ≥3 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
FZ/T73018-2012 fabric)
after 500 and 2000 Rev
and FZ/T73005-
2012)
Abrasion Below 339gsm ≥10000
GB/T 21196.2- Above 339gsm ≥20000
ISO 12947-2:1998-12/ n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
2007 (n/a for below 245gsm
(except pants))
Spirality after wash ISO 5077 :2007-02/ ISO 3759
:2011-05/ ISO 6330:2012-04
ISO 16322-1/-2/-3:2005-06 + ISO GB/T 8628-2013
≤3.0cm (n/a for
16322-2 Amd. 1:2007-10 GB/T 8629-2001 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
shorts/mini skirt)
MODIFIED GB/T 8630-2013
Knit ≤5%( twist in garment form
not more than 3cms)
Dimensional ISO 5077 :2007-02/ ISO 3759 Follow Original
stability after wash :2011-05/ ISO 6330:2012-04 relevant Body Length ≥ - -3.0~+1.5%（neck
ISO 16322-1/-2/-3:2005-06 + ISO 3.5% Body length ≥ -3.5% Body length ≥-3.0% width -2.5~+1.0 / waist
16322-2 Amd. 1:2007-10 please
product
neck width/waist Chest/Waist ≥ -2.5% n/a Neck width ≥-2.0% -2.5~+1.5 ≥-3.5% n/a
see appearance & Dimensional standard ≥-2.0% Dry clean ≥ -2.0% chest≥-2.5% Washed
change and Twist on page 39- Chest ≥ -2.5% -2.5/+1.5%（neck
40 width-2.0~+1.5）
Appearance after
Acceptable Acceptable n/a Acceptable Acceptable n/a Acceptable
wash
Peeling strength n/a FZ/T 80007.1-
(only for fusible 2006 ≥6N ≥6N n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
interlining)
Seam break ISO 13935-2:1999-02 MODIFIED Follow relevant n/a
Only for welded seam: product Only for crotch seam
≥100 N standard ≥140N (lining 80N) ≥140N (lining 80N) n/a n/a Below 339gsm ≥140N n/a
Above 339gsm ≥180N

Requirement PUMA CHINA GB/FZ TEST STANDARD 13.FZ/T 81007- 14, GB/T 2662- 15, GBT/14272-2011 16.GB/T 2660- 17, FZ/T 81006- 18 GB/T 33271- 19, FZ/T
2012 2017 2017 2017 2016 82002-
2016
Test Method/ Minimum Test Method/ Minimum Woven Casual Cotton wadding Down Garment (down Woven shirt Jean Wear Infant’s Woven
requirement requirement Wear/Washed content ≥50%) wear(woven) caps
Garment
Product Class PASS PASS PASS PASS PASS PASS PASS
Crinkle Resistance n/a GB/T8630, GB/T8629, dry clean:
FZ/T80007.3, Using GSB 16-2952- n/a n/a n/a >3 n/a n/a n/a
2012 for after washed standard
Heavy metal acidic sweat solution according to GB/T 17593.1, GB/T 17593.2 Required for all
Extractable ISO 105 E04 EN ISO 17294-2 / GB/T 17593.3, GB/T 17593.4 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a material include n/a
ENISO 11885 shell/trim/printing
Pulling strength n/a GB/T 3923.1
n/a n/a n/a n/a ≥200N n/a n/a
of waist button
Pulling strength n/a GB/T 3923.1
n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a ≥70N n/a
of stripes
Down quality n/a n/a see (e) page 67-68 n/a n/a n/a n/a
Down weight n/a GB/T 14272-2011 ≥ 95% of claim down
n/a n/a weight e.g. 180g – n/a n/a n/a n/a
Tolerance ≥171g
Down proof n/a GB/T 14272-2011 n/a n/a ≤ 50 stickers n/a n/a n/a n/a
Odor GB 18401-2003 6. GB 18401-2003 6.7 Meet requirement - odorless
AZO DYE Textiles - EN ISO 14362-1:2012 or § GB/T 17592 / GB/T 23344 Meet requirement -limit of carcinogenic aromatic amine ≤20 mg/kg
64 LFGB, BVL B 82.02-2:2013; for4-
Aminoazobenzene
Heavy Metal (only DIN EN 11885 or equivalent; Test GB/T 30157 Only available for infant products, including all material
infant) method for cadmium according to Pb≤ 90mg/kg. Cd≤100mg/kg
EN1122 /CD INFANT ≤50, PB ≤40
mm/kg
Phthalates (only Test Method is GC-MS, Reporting GB/T 20388 Only available for infant products ≤0.1%, including all material
infant) limit for DINP, DIDP and DHNUP is
100 mg/kg (each), Reporting Limit
for all others is 30 mg/kg
PH requirement ISO 3071 :3.5-7.0 for leather, 4.0- GB/T 7573 Category A (infant) <= 4.0-7.5, Category B (product direct to skin) <=4.0-8.5, Category C (product indirect to skin) <=4.0-9.0
7.0 for textile Applied for all materials of garment compositions
Formaldehyde EN ISO 14184-1:2011 GB/T 2912.1 Category A (infant) <= 20 PPM, Category B (product direct to skin) <=75 PPM, Category C (product indirect to skin) <=300 PPM Applied for all materials of
garment compositions
UV Protection AS/NZS 4399:1996 >= UPF 30 Golf GB/T 18830-2009 ≥UPF 40 and UVA <5% remark UV protection requirements only available when there is UV protection function hangtag on garment
requirement Product and China Market ≥40 and
UVA <5%
Flammability test Follow 16 CFR 1610 for USA Market- GB/T 14644-2014 Follow GB standard –GB/T 14644-2014 for China Market, PASS RATE: Class 1(Only available for shell fabric of infant and kid’s textile wearing products,
Class 1 unavailable for wool/acrylic/modify acrylic/polyamide/polypropylene/polyester and weight >=90gsm)
Pull of strength **EN 71 / ASTM F-963 GB 31701-2015 Only available for infant and kids wearing products, GB 31701-2015: With a diameter ≥ 6mm: ≥ 70N. With a diameter < 6mm: ≥ 50N, if ≤3mm or un-
test for trims With a diameter ≥ 6mm: ≥ 90N grippable, following GB/T 8629 Type A., washing machine, at 40-degree C, normal cycle and line dry
components (Only With a diameter < 6mm: ≥ 50N
infants and kids) ** If product use for infant and children ≤ 7 years or ≤134 cms, trims and embroidery size is ≤ 3mm and or un-grippable, it is required washing test base on PD CEN 16792-2014 Appendix C
Importan
1. China quality standards are based on finished garments, tests done on fabrics are not applicable, and all parts (lining/sleeves, print, embellishment, etc.) on garments must comply with requirements.
2. Linting issue – even though China has no standards, linting is not acceptable to consumers and generally results in a recall
3. Down products must meet PRC standards, as this is a product that is always randomly inspected in the market. Special attention must be paid to the following:
a. down composition especially if down content is 50%; less than 50% must be renamed, cannot be called down

b. filling power
c. weight
d. down proof
China market’s Jean wear/ Denim Standard Requirement

*(a) Tear strength
Requirement Original Product Washing Product
Above 339 gsm Warp >=25n, Weft: >=18n Warp >=18n, Weft: >=16n
Below 339 gsm Warp >=23n, Weft :>= 18n Warp >=16n, Weft: >=14n
<=245 gem(except pants) Warp >=15n, Weft: >=11n Warp >=13n, Weft: >=10n
(b) Tensile strength (breaking force)
Requirement Original Product Washing Product

Above 339 gsm Warp >=450n, Weft >= 300n Warp >=320n, Weft >=200n
Below 339 gsm Warp >=300n, Weft >= 250n Warp >=250n, Weft >=150n
<=245 gsm (except pants) Warp >=200n. Weft >=150n Warp >=150n. Weft >=150n
China market’s Wool Knitting goods (wool content >=30%) Standard

Requirement
(c) Bursting strength,
Yarn type Yarn density Bursting requirements >=

Combed =< 31.2 tex(>=32Nm) 245kpa
> 31.2 tex(<32Nm) 323kpa
Carding =< 71.4 tex (>=14Nm) 196kpa
> 71.4 tex(<14Nm) 225kpa
China market’s Fiber Content Requirement

(d) Fiber content
If any fabric/trim/filling’s using area is more than 15% of body surface, each fabric/trim/filling’s %
composition of fiber content should be separately indicated on label
Acceptable
Claim on label
tolerance
-5%(-5% should be
100% cashmere
wool)
100% others than cashmere Zero tolerance
Fiber content >10% +/-5%
Fiber content 3%<x ≤10% +/- 3%
Blends
Fiber content ≤3% >0
Fiber content >20% +/-10%

Filling ( Non
Down) Fiber content <=20% +/- 5% and >0
China market’s Socks Standard Requirement
(f) FZ/T 73001-2016 stretch
Horizontal Stretch/Vertical
Stretch Unit cm
Horizontal stretch
Vertical stretch
Size （sole length）
（cuff/leg）≥
≥
13-
12-14 21
14
15-
14-16 25 16
16
17-
16-18 27
18
19-
18-20 29
20
17
21-
20-22 31
22
23-
22-24 34
24
25-
24-26 37 18
26
27-
26-28 40
28
29-
28-30 43 19
30
(g) FZ/T 73037-2010 stretch
Horizontal Stretch Unit cm

Cuff ≥ Leg ≥ Ankle tubular stretch fabric≥ Arch tubular stretch fabric≥
Size Knee-
Stocking Knee-High Stocking Knee-High/Stocking Knee-High/Stocking
High
18-
20
20-
21 24 21 24 17 16
22
22-
24
24-
26
26-
22 25 22 25 18 17
28
28-
30
30-
23 26 23 26 19 18
32

(e) Down quality requirements (physical 1/chemical 2)- Physical 1
Acceptable Down Colorful

Long Land fowl Duck down
Claimed total down (except feather and Residue Moisture Oxygen Residual oil Odor
feather feather and feather Fill power Cleanness
Down type down content down fiber) down content content number content grade
content content content cm ≥ mm >=
content% tolerance content content %≤ %≤ mg/100g =< %≤ grade ≤
%≤ %≤ %≤
% %≥ %≤
white goose down 50 -3.0 45.0 5.0 1.5 1.5 15.0 1.0 13.0 12.5 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
white duck down 50 -3.0 45.0 5.0 1.5 1.5 - 1.0 13.0 11.5 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
grey goose down 50 -3.0 45.0 5.0 - 1.5 15.0 1.0 13.0 12.5 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
grey duck down 50 -3.0 45.0 5.0 - 1.5 - 1.0 13.0 11.5 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
white goose down 55 -3.0 49.5 4.0 1.0 1.5 15.0 1.0 13.0 13.0 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
white duck down 55 -3.0 49.5 4.0 1.0 1.5 - 1.0 13.0 12.0 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
grey goose down 55 -3.0 49.5 4.0 - 1.5 15.0 1.0 13.0 13.0 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
grey duck down 55 -3.0 49.5 4.0 - 1.5 - 1.0 13.0 12.0 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
white goose down

60 -3.0 54.0 3.0 1.0 1.0 15.0 1.0 13.0 13.5 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
white duck down

60 -3.0 54.0 3.0 1.0 1.0 - 1.0 13.0 12.5 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
grey goose down

60 -3.0 54.0 3.0 - 1.0 15.0 1.0 13.0 13.5 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
grey duck down 60 -3.0 54.0 3.0 - 1.0 - 1.0 13.0 12.5 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
white goose down 65 -3.0 58.5 3.0 1.0 1.0 15.0 1.0 13.0 14.3 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
white duck down 65 -3.0 58.5 3.0 1.0 1.0 - 1.0 13.0 13.3 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
grey goose down 65 -3.0 58.5 3.0 - 1.0 15.0 1.0 13.0 14.3 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
Grey duck down 65 -3.0 58.5 3.0 - 1.0 15.0 1.0 13.0 13.3 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
white goose down 70 -3.0 63.0 2.0 1.0 1.0 15.0 1.0 13.0 15.0 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
white duck down 70 -3.0 63.0 2.0 1.0 1.0 - 1.0 13.0 14.0 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
grey goose down 70 -3.0 63.0 2.0 - 1.0 15.0 1.0 13.0 15.0 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
grey duck down 70 -3.0 63.0 2.0 - 1.0 - 1.0 13.0 14.0 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
white goose down 75 -3.0 67.5 1.5 1.0 1.0 15.0 1.0 13.0 15.0 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
white duck down 75 -3.0 67.5 1.5 1.0 1.0 - 1.0 13.0 14.0 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
grey goose down 75 -3.0 67.5 1.5 - 1.0 15.0 1.0 13.0 15.0 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
grey duck down 75 -3.0 67.5 1.5 - 1.0 - 1.0 13.0 14.0 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
white goose down 80 -3.0 72.0 1.0 1.0 0.8 15.0 1.0 13.0 15.0 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
white duck down 80 -3.0 72.0 1.0 1.0 0.8 - 1.0 13.0 14.0 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
grey goose down

80 -3.0 72.0 1.0 - 0.8 15.0 1.0 13.0 15.0 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
grey duck down

80 -3.0 72.0 1.0 - 0.8 - 1.0 13.0 14.0 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
white goose down

85 -3.0 76.5 1.0 1.0 0.8 15.0 1.0 13.0 15.0 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
Acceptable Down Colorful
Long Land fowl Duck down
Claimed total down (except feather and Residue Moisture Oxygen Residual oil Odor
feather feather and feather Fill power Cleanness
Down type down content down fiber) down content content number content grade
content content content cm ≥ mm >=
content% tolerance content content %≤ %≤ mg/100g =< %≤ grade ≤
%≤ %≤ %≤
% %≥ %≤
white duck down

85 -3.0 76.5 1.0 1.0 0.8 - 1.0 13.0 14.0 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
grey goose down

85 -3.0 76.5 1.0 - 0.8 15.0 1.0 13.0 15.0 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
grey duck down

85 -3.0 76.5 1.0 - 0.8 - 1.0 13.0 14.0 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
white goose down
90 -3.0 81.0 1.0 1.0 0.8 15.0 1.0 13.0 15.0 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
grey goose down -3.0 81.0 1.0 - 0.8 15.0 1.0 13.0 15.0 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
90
grey duck down 90 -3.0 81.0 1.0 - 0.8 - 1.0 13.0 14.0 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
white goose down 95 -3.0 85.5 1.0 1.0 0.8 15.0 1.0 13.0 15.0 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
White duck down 95 -3.0 85.5 1.0 - 0.8 15.0 1.0 13.0 14..0 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
grey goose down 95 -3.0 85.5 1.0 - 0.8 15.0 1.0 13.0 15.0 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
grey duck down 95 -3.0 85.5 1.0 - 0.8 - 1.0 13.0 14.0 10.0 1.3 450.0 2
Chemical 2
Microorganism state Plate counting method

Mesophil aerobic bacteria count <105CFU/g
Faecal streptococci count <102CFU/g
Sulphite reducing clostridium count <102CFU/g
Salmonella None in 20 g

PCF 12 Oven Migration Test (NEW)
JIS L 0854 modified (Test method for colour fastness to transfer of dye)
Aim and application:
Evaluate the risk of colour migration during transportation and storage under high temperature. This test must be
done for all polyester fabrics and fabrics with sublimation prints and include with direct print application in white
and light color.
Apparatus and materials required:
• Test device (Perspiration tester or Perspirometer) consisting of a frame into which a weight-piece of mass approx. 5
kg and base of 60 mm x 115 mm is closely fitted, so that a pressure of 12,5 kPa can be applied on test specimens. The
test device shall be constructed so that, if the weight-piece is removed during the test, the pressure of 12, 5 kPa
remains unchanged.
• Stainless steel sheets measuring 60 mm x 115 mm x 1,5 mm
• Drying cabinet (oven)
• Glass plates measuring approx. 60 mm x 115 mm x 1,5 mm
• Grey scale accord. ISO 105 – A02 (or JIS L 0804) / for assessing change in colour
• Grey scale accord. ISO 105 – A03 (or JIS L 0805) / for assessing colour staining
• Fabric and or Printed test specimen, paper hangtag/ packing and or stickers
• Adjacent fabrics
Preparation of the composite specimen:
• Cut a specimen (fabric and or printed fabric, paper hangtag/packing, stickers) in size 40 mm x 100 mm
• for printed fabric, it should ensure all printed colors /graphics will be covered
• Fabric /print testing, arrange cut sample in the same size dimension at 40 mm x 100 mm as white ( non-dyed) color
which is the same fabric quality as the coloured test fabric. The second standard adjacent fabric should be a white
polyester fabric
• Place the test specimen between the both adjacent fabrics or materials and sewn them together at one short end
with white sewing thread or put them (hangtag /packing or stickers) together
Procedure:
• Pre-heat the drying cabinet (oven) at 90 °C (depends on the fabric)
Remark: Only hangtag /packing and stickers test will be done at 70c x 24 h
• Place the composite specimen between stainless steel sheets and attach them to the perspiration tester.
Load a weight on the perspiration tester to add a pressure of approximately 12, 5 kPa to the composite specimen.
Fix it in a state where a pressure is applied
• Place the perspiration tester containing the composite specimen in the dryer kept at 90 °C. For 24 h. Fabrics with
sublimation prints and all polyester fabrics with coatings laminates and cire finishing must be under same testing
condition at 90 °C for 24 h.
• Remove the specimens out of the dryer, spread them separately and cool it down.
Evaluation:
Evaluation will be under light box and use standard illuminant D65 light source, the colour change of the specimen
is evaluated by using the Grey scale for colour change (JIS L 0804 or ISO 105-A02). Staining to the standard adjacent
fabric and to white part of the product fabric is evaluated by using the Grey scale for staining (JIS L 0805 or ISO 105-
A03)
Minimum Requirement:
Color Staining (migrate) to Color change Physical Appearance
adjacent fabrics/Prints for self-
(include itself)/Hangtag /Paper specimen
All polyester fabrics and blended ≥50% ≥4-5 ≥4-5 No Change
Sublimation print fabrics and all ≥4 ≥4-5 No Change and No
polyester with coating / laminate and bleeding at printing’s
Cire finished edge
Printed test –direct or heat transfer ≥4-5 ≥4-5 No Change
Hangtag /Packing and stickers ≥4-5 ≥4-5 No Change

PCF 15 Fastness to Light + Sea Water
Puma Test Method
Determine the resistance against light in combination with sea water

Apparatus required:
• Solution of 30g/l Sodium chloride in distilled water of quality 3
(according to ISO 105-A01:1994, chapter 8.1)
• Pipette
• Spray bottle with distilled water
• Balance, accurate to 0,01g
• UV Light fastness tester according to ASTM D 1148 -95
with OSRAM UV 300 Watt light bulb
• Blue scale according to ISO 105-B02:1994 + Amd. 1:1998 + Amd 2:2000
Procedure:
• Prepare blue scale and test specimen as per ISO 105-B02:1994 + Amd. 1:1998 + Amd. 2:2000
• Lay the blue scale and test specimen horizontal on the tray of the UV light fastness tester
• Drop on the part of the test specimen which is not covered, axial 0,15ml of the 30g/l sodium chloride solution.
Remark: if fabric does not absorb the solution nevertheless place the drop axial and make sure that the drop
stays axial on the test specimen. Do not wet the blue scale. The blue scale is running without any
sodium chloride solution.
Make sure that during the test the blue scale stays dry.
• Turn on the UV light fastness tester – running approx. 20h till a good evaluation of mark 4 is possible
according to ISO 105-B02:1994 + Amd. 1:1998 + Amd. 2:2000
• During the test the test specimen has to be wetted two times. 1st time before starting the UV light fastness
tester and 2nd time after 14 h radiation time (both times 0,15ml).
Remark: do not stop the radiation during you drop the 2nd time the solution on the test specimen.
If the machine has to be turned off the radiation break has to be ≤ 1 minute.
• Afterwards the test specimen has to be cleaned. Spray with the spray bottle the distilled water on the test
specimen till all salt crystals are gone
• After the test specimen is dried at room temperature it can be
Evaluation:
The colour deviation must be evaluated under the viewing cabinet using the blue scale
(ISO 105-B02:1994 + Amd. 1:1998 + Amd. 2:2000) according to evaluation process of
ISO 105-B02:1994 + Amd. 1:1998 + Amd. 2:2000

PT 1 Appearance after washing/drying, dimensional stability and twist
ISO modified by PUMA
Modified by PUMA:
1. Preparation, marking and measuring ISO 3759:1994: special specimen preparation
2. Domestic Washing Drying procedure ISO 6330:2012 modified: special procedure by Puma
3. Determination of dimensional change in washing and drying ISO 5077:2007: special amount
of specimens
4. Determination of dimensional fabric spirality after laundering ISO 16322-1/-2/-3: 2005-06 + ISO 16322-
2 Amd. 1:2007-10: ISO 16322-2Procedure B for fabrics / ISO 16322-3 for garments
1. ISO 3759:1994
FABRICS (including allover/sublimation prints):
• Follow marking as per ISO 3759:1994 plus cross marks
• Preparation of two test specimens then sew these two together at three fabric sides (face side
of both specimens KEEP OUTSIDE), ONLY exceptional case like FOIL will follow “wash and dry inside out"
Furthermore, calculate the average values of dimensional change of the two specimens.
PRINTS (excluding allover/sublimation prints):
- Sew the print as per Figure PT1.B
- preparation of two test specimens
GARMENTS:
- follow marking as per ISO 3759:1994
- preparation of one test specimen
2. ISO 6330:2012
Procedure has to be as follows:
Washing Machine
- Wascator Type A as per ISO 6330:2012-04 is allowed to use
- Domestic Washing machine is allowed to use if it can fulfill following parameter:
Horizontal axis, front loading washing machine which balance the water consumption, inner
drum 50cm +/-2cm, three drum lifting vanes evenly distributed
Tumble Dryer:
- Domestic tumble dryer is allowed to use if it can fulfill following parameters:
Horizontal axis, front loading tumble dryer, inner drum 57cm +/-2cm,
moisture measuring points in the drum, two drum lifting vanes oppositely
Water
- Water hardness must be measured and value must be in between the mentioned values
of the Table PT1.2.
Washing Detergent
- ECE- reference detergent 98 without optical brightener (ISO 6330:2012 Annex K
Table K.1 reference detergent 3) amount must be calculated as per Table PT1.2.
Ballast Fabric
- Polyester ballast fabrics (ISO 6330:2012 Annex H Table H.1 Type III) amount as per
Table Puma Standard Washing and Dryer requirement
Washing Procedure:
- washing parameters as per Table PT1.1
- washing procedure as per Table PT1.1.

Drying Procedure:
- drying parameters as per page 38,
Procedure A - Line dry as per ISO 6330:2012
Procedure C - flat dry as per ISO 6330:2012
Procedure F - Tumble dry: At the end of the selected washing procedure, immediately remove the load
and place the specimens and the ballast in the tumble dryer (use the tumble dryer as described above).
Tumble dry the load as per Table PT1.3.
Remark: If care label is available pls adjust washing/drying parameters. Loading parameters are
not allowed to change.
3. ISO 5077:2007
- Two specimens, prepared as mentioned under point 1. above. Average value of the two
specimen must be calculated as per ISO 5077:2007
GARMENTS:
- Value of the one specimen must be calculated as per ISO 5077:2007
Remark: Teamsport socks have to be stretched before they are measured.
4. ISO 16322-1/-2/-3: 2005-06 + ISO 16322-2 Amd. 1:2007-10
- Follow marking as per ISO 16322-2 Procedure B
- Two specimens, prepared as mentioned under point 1. above. Average value of the two
specimen must be calculated
GARMENTS:
- Follow marking as per ISO 16322-3
- Value of the one specimen must be calculated as per ISO 5077:2007
Figure PT1-A

Figure PT1.B

Table PT1.1(following B.1)
1°fH = 0.1mmol/l Washing Detergent Grams Water Detergent Grams for

(Exclude Hand wash) Hand Wash
Water Hardness 1
(Soft Water) 0-13 °fH 20 5
Water Hardness 2
( Medium Hard 14-25°fH 40 10
Water)
Water Hardness 3
( Hard Water) 26-37°fH 60 15
TABLE PT1.2

TABLE PT1.3(Follow Table 3)

PT4 Fabric Heat Press test
Puma Test Method

Determine the resistance against contact heat for
- fabrics with more than 50% synthetic where transfer prints and/or taped seams and/or bonded
elements will be applied
- bonded fabrics where transfer prints and/or taped seams and/or bonded elements will be applied.
Apparatus required:
• Heat Transfer Press (as described below)
• Standard cotton fabric 50cmx50cm
(160gsm +/-5%, 100% CO, white bleached, single jersey)
• Calibrated metal ruler, at least 400mm in length with 1 mm graduated marks
• Conditioning rack
• Marking template, of dimension (350 x 350) mm
• Grey scale for colour change according to ISO 105-A02
• Grey scale for staining according to ISO 105-A03
Heat Transfer Presses must have the following features:
-Pneumatically operated with adjustable time, temperature and pressure.
-Digital microprocessor controller for time and temperature accuracy.
-Fingertip controlled operation and programmable print settings.
-Digital timer, adjustable which shows time countdown on readout,
beeps after elapsed time, and resets when handle is raised.
-Consistent, full adjustable pneumatically pressure control, with a pressure
range of at least 0 - 7 bar (0 - 100 PSI / 0 - 7 kg/cm²).
-Working temperature range of at least 70 - 230°C (160 - 455°F).
-Display Time Range of at least 0 - 180 seconds.
-Head plate should be made of metal and Teflon coated to prevent soiling
which could contaminate the garments.
-Base plate must be made of silicone rubber or can be a fleece platform with
sufficient resilience to ensure close alignment with the upper heat press platen.
-Platen size should be 38 x 38 cm (+/-2cm)
Procedure:
• Cut a test specimen of 500mm (±10mm) x 500mm (±10mm), with edges parallel to the length
and width of the fabric
Remark: The samples shall be cut from within 15cm of each edge of the test fabric
• Place the specimen on the measuring table and make at least three pairs of marks on
it in both length and width directions. Ensure that the distance between marks of
each pair is 350mm (±10mm), that no mark is less than 50mm (±10mm) from the edges of the
specimen and that the measuring points are regularly spaced across the specimen
(see figure PT4.A)
• Condition in accordance with ISO 139 the fabric for at least 4h under 20°C ± 2°C and
65 % ± 2% RH. Conduct all measurements in this atmosphere.
• Lay the specimen flat on the smooth, flat surface and remove wrinkles (as good as possible) without
stretching the specimen (ironing is forbidden), that during pressing no overlapping at the wrinkles will be
caused. Place the rule on the specimen, taking care to avoid distortion of the specimen. Record the
distances between the pairs of marks to the nearest 1mm (see figure PT4.B)
• Heat the heat press up and set the parameters as per table PT4.1
• Has the heat press the temperature lay the test specimen flat on the bottom plate of
the press with the face side up. Place the standard cotton fabric on top of it and lower
the top plate as per parameters in table PT4.1
• Afterwards remove the test specimen and the standard cotton fabric from the plate,
separate them and lay the test specimen flat the face side up and let it relax for 4h
under 20°C ± 2°C and 65 % ± 2% RH
• Repeat the measurements. Procedure same as described above.
Evaluation/Calculation:
The optic afterwards and the shrinkage must be mentioned in the test report.
• Optic afterwards must be evaluated under the viewing cabinet using the grey scale
for colour change according to ISO 105-A02, the grey scale for staining according to
ISO 105-A03, the original untreated fabric and the white untreated cotton fabric.
Requirements: No changes of the fabric (e.g. pressing marks, crinkles, dissolve of bonding, colour
change,...)
Staining on the white cotton fabric is not a FAIL but must be mentioned with the mark of staining under REMARKS
• Shrinkage calculation: Calculate the percentage change in dimensions using the
following equation:
x0 – xt
------------- x 100
x0
where
x0 is the original dimension
xt is the dimension measured after treatment
Record the average percentages value of length and width. Use a plus sign (+)
to indicate an extension and a minus sign (-) to indicate shrinkage.
Figure PT4.A Figure PT4.B
500mm
350mm
500mm 350mm

Table PT4.1
Fabric Quality Temperature Pressure Time
with PES 170°C 2bar 15sec.
with PA 160°C 2bar 15sec.

with PA+PES blends 160°C 2bar 15sec.
other synthetics 160°C 2bar 15sec.
Example for a Heat Transfer Press which can be used for the test:
Note: Calibration of Heat Transfer Press, please follow AP-05

PT8 Penetration/migration of padding/downs/feathers through fabric during
washing/drying
Puma Test Method

Determine the resistance of the seams, shell fabric and lining against padding fibres/downs/feathers
penetration/migration. All mock up test are required to use with actual materials like down feather/padding,
seam stitch.,etc in correct quality following style’s product details
Test procedure 1 (with mock ups):

• 3 mock ups of size 50cm x 50cm (+/-5cm) making up as it will be in the
ready garment. That means with all linings and quilting. Furthermore, the weight (gsm)
of all fabrics (shell, linings, padding,) and fillings (downs/feathers) has to be as required
weight/filling power +/-5%.
• Check the mock ups before washing if already some padding fibres/downs/feathers
migrated/penetrated and are visible on the shell fabric and/or lining.
• Wash and dry the 3 mock ups together with PES ballast fabrics (ballast fabric according to
ISO 6330:2012 Type III) 3 times: PES Ballast fabrics + 3 mock ups = 2 (+/- 0.1) kg
• Washing/drying procedure as per PUMA test method No PT1 point 2(ISO 6330:2012)
Remark for down/feather mock ups: If they are labeled with tumble dryer they have to be dried without
ballast fabric but with five tennis balls.
• Evaluate the migration/penetration of the padding fibres/downs/feathers after every washing+drying
time.
Evaluation:
PASS: after 3 times washing+drying no migration/penetration of padding fibres/downs/feathers through
the seam, shell fabric and lining
Test procedure 2 (with garments):

• 2 garments with correct weight (shell, linings, padding: +/-5%) and filling power
(downs/feathers: +/-5%)
• Check the two garments before washing if already some padding fibres/downs/feathers
migrated/penetrated and are visible on the shell fabric and/or lining.
• Wash and dry the two garments together with PES ballast fabrics (according to ISO
6330:2012 Type III) 3 times: PES Ballast fabrics + two garments = 2 +/- 0.1 kg
• Washing/drying procedure as per PUMA test method PT1(Point 2. ISO 6330:2012)
Remark for down/feather garments: If they are labeled with tumble dryer they have to be dried without
ballast fabric but with five tennis balls.
• Evaluate the migration/penetration of the padding fibres/downs/feathers after every washing+drying
time.
Evaluation:
PASS: after 3 times washing+drying no migration/penetration of padding fibres/downs/feathers through
the seam, shell fabric and lining

PT90 Button Hole Tearing Strength
ISO 13934-2 modified
Determine the force which is needed to break the button hole on rugby garments
according to the ISO 13934-2 Grab Method
Test procedure 1:
• Cut 10 specimens in size 100mm lengthwise x 60 mm widthwise out of the fabrics
according to ISO 13934-2 Grab Method
• Five specimens are button hole stitched in length direction and the other 5
specimens are button hole stitched in width direction
• Buttonholes must be prepared according to the product specification, when no
such specification available, the buttonhole length must be 20mm
• Test specimen must be prepared according to the below template.
• Set the specimen in the tester with its shorter sides is horizontally in the high and
low position and with the button is positioned in the center. The distance between the
Clamps should be 30mm
• Close the clamps and start testing according to ISO 13934-2 Grab Method
Velocity is 100mm/min
Calculate the average of 5 measurements
Minimum Requirements: ≥ 400 N
Test procedure 2:
• Cut 10 specimens in size 60mm lengthwise x 100 mm widthwise out of the fabrics
according to ISO 13934-2 Grab Method
• Five specimens are button hole stitched in length direction and the other 5
specimens are button hole stitched in width direction
• Buttonholes must be prepared according to the product specification, when no
such specification available, the buttonhole length must be 20mm
• Test specimen must be prepared according to the below template.
• Set the specimen in the tester with its shorter sides is horizontally in the high and
low position and with the button is positioned in the center. The distance between the
clamps should be 30mm
• Close the clamps and start testing according to ISO 13934-2 Grab Method
Velocity is 100mm/min
Calculate the average of 5 measurements
Minimum Requirements: ≥ 400 N

PT66 Print Hand stretch test
Puma Test Method

Determine the resistance of the print against stretching.
Procedure:
• Grip the print sample/strike off both ends at a minimum of 10 cm
from the print and stretch the print 10% and 30% for 3 times in
length and cross direction (Figure PT66.A)
• Evaluate cracking of print surface and appearance change at 10%
and 30% stretch point
• Evaluate all appearance change include peel off and cracking line
after relaxation
Special Attention must be paid to all prints on stretchable fabrics.
Remark:
Scratching with fingernails over the prints and edge is not correct test
method to find out if print peels off
Evaluation (immediate and 10 minutes after relaxation) and Reporting:
· Print must retain same visual appearance
· No crack of print surface when stretching and cracking line once relaxation
· For non-elastic pigment prints lines must not be visible after relaxation
· solid bond of all edges and corners
· no peel off
Figure PT66.A

PT38 Zipper Strength test+ reciprocating mechanism test
DIN 3419-1:1998-05 (PUMA translation)
Strength values for metal zippers according to DIN 3419-1

Strength values (breaking strength) in Newton (N) for zipper chain width given in mm
CO = Cotton
CS = Cotton with Synthetics
S = Synthetics
Figure 1 Lateral strength of open -end component Figure 2. Longitudinal Strength of Open-end box component

Strength values for plastic zippers according to DIN 3419-1
Strength values (breaking strength) in Newton (N) for zipper chain width given in mm
CO = Cotton
CS = Cotton with Synthetics
S = Synthetics
Testing the reciprocating mechanism according to DIN 3419-1
Table of forces applied
The slider is moved along a 75mm section of the zipper, opening and closing it 200times.
The opening and closing movement is called "stroke".
Testing speed: 30 strokes / min.

PT39 Sticky mark test
Puma Test Method

Determine the stickiness of glue of sticker on fabrics during storage or transporting.
Apparatus required:
• Drying cabinet with a constant temperature of 60°C (±2°C) and humidity control at 90%
• 2 Standard Puma Polybags
• Weight of 5kg +/-0,1kg
• Spray bottle with distilled water
• relevant sticker (4pcs) and fabric where the sticker will be finally adhered
Procedure:
• Condition fabric specimen at humidity 65% +/-5% and temperature at 20c +/-2 for 4 hours at least
• Heat the drying cabinet up to the 60°C (±2°C) and settle humidity 90%
• Cut the fabric in 2 pieces that the 2 stickers can be adhered as per Figure PT39.A.
• Put one of the test specimen flat on top with face side up on the other test specimen
(also face side up) and place them flat in the polybag and close the polybag
(see Photo PT39.1)
• Place the polybag with the test specimen inside in the drying cabinet. One polybag on
the other polybag and on top the weight of 5kg that the 5kg pressure is on all
2 stickers (see Photos PT39.2-6)
• Leave them with the weight on top in the drying cabinet for 24 hours
• Remove the 5kg weight from the test specimen after 24h and take them out of the drying
cabinet to cool down for 30min.
• After 30 min. remove the test specimen of the polybag and remove the sticker from the fabric
Evaluation:
The sticker must be easy to remove from the fabric without remains of glue or sticker parts. And no any glue
residue and physical /color appearance change on fabric surface.
If some glue or sticker parts remain on the fabric the fabric has to be washed/dried 1 time.
Washing/drying procedure as per PUMA test method No PT1 (Point 2. ISO 6330:2012)
Are all remains of glue and sticker parts gone after 1 time washing/drying the sticker can
be evaluated as "PASS".

FIGURE PT39.A
Figure PT39.1 Figure PT39.2

PT60 Down and Feather Composition
Minimum Requirements by Puma
No minus tolerance as down cluster claim

PT75 (APT75) Water absorbency
Puma Test Method

Determine the ability of fabrics to transport water from the inside to the outside
Apparatus required:
• Micro Pipette with water drop volume of 0,04ml
• Distilled water
• Timer
• Specimen holder (according to ISO 4920:2012-04 Spray test)
• Conditioning rack
Procedure:
• Take at least three test specimens, each at least 18cm x 18cm, from different places in the
fabric so that they represent the material as fully as possible. The specimens shall be cut from within
15cm of each edge of the test fabric. Do not take test specimens from places with creases or fold marks.
• Condition in accordance with ISO 139 the three test specimens for at least 4h under
20°C ± 2°C and 65 % ± 2% RH.
• After conditioning, mount one of the three test specimens securely on the
specimen holder (according to ISO 4920:2012-04) with the back side up that the fabric is smooth
but not stretched.
• Drop 3 times on three different places of the fabric a water drops 0,04ml and stop the time of
each drop till it absorbed into the fabric (see point D in Figure PT75.A)
• Repeat this process with the other two test specimens
• Afterwards wash/dry the three test specimens 1 time and test the water absorbency again.
• If the fabric is labeled with CELL the specimens have to be tested for water absorbency
after 10 times washing/drying too.
Washing/drying process:
• Washing/drying procedure as per PUMA test method No. PT1 (Point 2. ISO 6330:2012)
Evaluation:
The average of non-washed, 1 time washed and if CELL 10 times washed must be calculated.
The average of non-washed, 1 time washed and if CELL 10 times washed must be mentioned in the test report.
Figure PT75. A Point D drop absorbed into fabric

PT77 (APT77) Determination of Drying Rate
Puma Test Method
Determine the rate of removal of water/moisture from fabric
Apparatus required:
· Balance, accurate to 0.001g
· Micro Pipette with water drop volume of 0.04ml
· Distilled water
· Hanging Bar (as per Figure 7.3.A)
· Conditioning rack
Procedure:
· Take at least three test specimens, each 10cm x 10cm, from different places in the fabric so that they
represent the material as fully as possible. The specimens shall be cut from within 15cm of each
edge of the test fabric. Do not take test specimens from places with creases or fold marks.
· Condition in accordance with ISO 139 the three test specimens for at least 4h under
20°C ± 2°C and 65 % ± 2% RH.
· After conditioning, hang each specimen on a hanging bar (see Figure PT77.A), place
them on the balance and record the weight A of each.
· Place on each test specimen one drop (at the back side of the fabric) of distilled water
0.04ml with the pipette by taking up the bottom of the test specimen to place the drop in the
center of the test specimen (as per Photo PT77.1) and record the weight B of each (test
specimen+ hanging bar+ water drop 0.04ml).
Remark:
Does the drop not absorb into the fabric after 10sec. the test has to be evaluated as FAIL.
· Leave the hanging bars with the applied water drops on the specimens at a place which
is free from air flow and has standard conditions according to ISO 139 (20°C ± 2°C and 65 %
± 2% RH) for 30 min.
· After 30 min. record the weight C (test specimen+hanging bar+ remain of water)
· Afterwards wash/dry the three test specimens 1 time and test the drying rate again.
· If the fabric is labeled with CELL the specimens have to be tested for drying rate
after 10 times washing/drying too.
Washing/drying process:
· Washing/drying procedure as per PUMA test method No. PT1 (Point 2. ISO 6330:2012)
Evaluation:
The average of non-washed, 1 time washed and if CELL 10 times washed must be calculated.
The average of non-washed, 1 time washed and if CELL 10 times washed must be mentioned
in the test report.
Calculation of Residual Moisture Percentage:
Residual Moisture Percentage % = (C - A) / (B - A) x 100
A = Weight (gram) of test specimen+hanging bar
B = Weight (gram) of test specimen+hanging bar+ water drop 0,04ml
C = Weight (gram) of test specimen+hanging bar+ remain of water after 30 minutes drying

Hanging bar (Figure PT77.A)
Must be made of a material which does not absorb moisture e.g. plastic or metal (wood is not
allowed).
The Hanging bar must have the measuring as per Figure PT77.A. Pls see two examples how
the hanging bar can look like (Photos PT77.2-PT77.9 page 82).
Figure PT77.A
Two hanger bar examples

Example 1 Photo PT77.1
Photo PT77.2 Photo PT77.3 Photo PT77.4 Photo PT77.5
Example 2
Photo PT77.6 Photo PT77.7 Photo PT77.8 Photo PT77.9

PT80G Rainwear Garment Durability Test
Puma Method Modified JIS S 4020
_________________________________________________________________
Aim and application
• Develop testing method in garment product form under duplicated Raining in close
circumstance environment room
• To evaluate Rainwear product water proof under expected durability period as
performance requirement
Apparatus
• Rain Test Room with overhead Rain shower following JIS S 4020 test method, please
see figure 1
Figure 1
• Rain shower with nozzle adjustable at two level below. Please see figure 1
-6-8 mm/hr., apply for rainwear product in such kind of light and normal rain. Water
proof require will be 10,000 (500x20) mm at minimum
- 10-15 mm/hr., apply for rainwear product in such kind of heave and storm rain,
water proof require will be 20,000(1000x20) mm at minimum
• Front load washing machine and dryer following ISO 6330-2012( PT1)
• Manikin /Model in full body size
Procedure
• Arrange 2 pcs of full garment in same quality /styles

• Select one pc for test and another one to be retained for comparison
• Condition garment specimen at humidity 65% +/-5% and temperature at 20c +/-2 for 4 hours
at least
• Set up water jet nozzle distance to model, end of nozzle need to be position direct to
Model and distance space at 0.50 cms
• Adjust speed of water jet nozzle base on fabric water proof level and durability
expectation, Normal Rain 6-8 mm/hr. or Heavy rain 10-15mm/Hr.

•
Wear Garment for model/manikin and ensure fully cover body. Ensure all seaming
stich no open and zip /button up in fully close condition
• Evaluate water leaking /penetrate in for all whole garment body at all fabric, seam
and zipper area.,etc
• Running test for 20 mns following JIS S4020
• Put garment in washing and Tumble dry machine as 1 and 10 washes cycles
• Evaluate water leaking /penetrate in for all whole garment body at all fabric, seam
and zipper area.,etc
Requirement:
• No water leaking and penetrate in for all whole garment. Seam and zipper area
• No physical appearance and adherence change of all fabric/print and material
component
• Color change >=4-5 is acceptable
Evaluation and Report:
Report in each laundering at before and after 1 and 10 washed for water
leaking /penetrate in and physical appearance and adherence change
• “Pass” in no leaking/ penetration in any garment area

• “Failed” if found any water leaking /penetration in any garment area and report
numbers of water drop leaking/ penetrating inside and position
• Provide rating of color change and any change of physical & adherence in wording

PT84 Puma Clean / Soil Release Test
Puma Test Method
___________________________________________________________________
Determine the soil-release effect of fabrics which are finished with “PUMA CLEAN”
Apparatus required:
• 0,1 g of “Sport Soil” from EMPA. It can be ordered by EMPA
(info@empa-testmaterials.ch / Phone: +41 713141062)
• 1ml distilled water
• beaker
• pipette (1ml)
• disposable pipette (approx. 10ml - pipette opening has to be big enough to take up all bigger parts
of soil)
• Balance, accurate to 0,01g
• Crock meter according ISO 105-X12 (rubbing fastness test)
• Drying cabinet
• Grey scale ISO 105 –A03 to determine remaining pollution of fabric after washing.
• Washing machine/washing detergent/ballast fabric as per PUMA test method
No. 2.1 (Point 2. ISO 6330:2012)
Procedure:
• Cut 5 samples in size of length direction (warp direction) 20 cm and width direction
(weft direction) 10 cm out of the test fabric as per Figure PT84.A
Remark: The samples shall be cut from within 15cm of each edge of the test fabric
• Sew the 5 samples at the length edge together so that all samples will show in the same direction
and all seams will show to the back side of the fabric direction and all seams will show to the back
side of the fabric (seam width: 0,5cm (+/-0,3cm)) as per Figure PT84.B
• Mix for each sample in a separate beaker the 0,1 g of “Sport Soil” and 1ml distilled
water to a heterogeneous solution. To mix the soil and the distilled water rotate the
beaker in the hand (It is not allowed to use glass or magnetic stirrer).
• For applying the soil solution lay the sewn test samples on a hydrophobic ground (e.g. lab table)
• Apply on face side of each sample with a disposable pipette in length direction the
complete soil solution (complete means: that only a small among of the soil solution
will remain in the beaker which is not possible to take up with the disposable pipette)
in an area of length 9cm (+/- 2cm) (as per picture PT84.1 and PT84.2)
Remark: The main soil has to have in length 9cm (+/- 2cm). The spreading of the
soil solution will be more than length 9cm (+/- 2cm) this is ok. Rub the soil with the Crock-meter
into the fabric as follows:
• Wait with rubbing till the fabric absorbed the soil solution completely
Remark: If the fabric absorbs the soil solution not completely or only partly after
3 min. pls start with rubbing. If it is not possible to position the sample in the
Crock-meter without losing soil solution, pls apply soil solution after fixing the
sample into the crock meter on the fabric, wait 3 minutes and then start rubbing.
• Position and fix the sample with the applied soil solution in length direction and the
soil solution in the center of the crock meter rubbing area that the rubbing finger
will rub on the maximum main soil area (as per picture PT84.3 and PT84.4)
• Use the rubbing finger without the standard rubbing cotton fabric
(as per picture PT84.4)

• Rub in length direction 20 revolutions in 20 seconds the rubbing finger must be
cleaned after every 20 revolutions,
• Dry the soiled test fabric flat for 15 min at 60°C in the drying cabinet (with air
circulation)
• After drying, wash the soiled test fabric 1 time with 2 ±0.1kg total loading.
Remark: It is not allowed to separate the 5 samples. They must be sewn together
during washing to guarantee that they will not stick together or stick on the washing
machine window.
• Dry the sample after washing at 60°C in the drying cabinet (with air circulation)
Washing process:
Washing procedure as per PUMA test method No. PT1 (Point 2. ISO 6330:2012)
Evaluation:
The remaining pollution on the sample after washing must be evaluated under the viewing
cabinet using the Grey scale ISO 105-A03 for colour staining (as per picture PT84.5)
The average mark of the 5 samples must be mentioned in the test report.
Requirements: ≥ mark 4
Figure PT84.A
10cm
≥ 15 cm X
20cm
10 cm
x
20 cm
10 cm
x
20cm
10 cm
x
20cm
10cm
x ≥ 15 cm
20cm
FULL FABRIC WIDTH

Figure PT84.B
Picture PT84.1 Picture PT84.2
Picture PT84.3 Picture PT84.4
Picture PT84.5

PT85 Stretch & Recovery: PowerCell
Puma Test Method based on BS EN 14704-1:2005
Aim and Application:

• To define fabric’s stretch and recovery property to meet compression garment at Puma’s product
quality
Caution for End Product purpose to compression garment
This test is only devised for fabrics panel form and not for seamless garment form, furthermore:
- The fabric has to be tested with all finishing which will be used at the end.
Finishing can cause in the worst case a deterioration of the compression that at the end the fabric has no
more a compression level
- The design of embossing effects/knit effects has to be tested in advance whether the design causes
different compression areas.
Test description and term definition (A-E)
XD represented for fabric cross direction

MD represented for fabric length direction
The test is a special Puma test method and based on BS EN 14704-1
Test procedure
• Condition fabric specimen at humidity 65% +/-5% and temperature at 20c +/-2 for 4 hours at least
• Test specimen have to be arranged and cut along warp direction and weft direction in separate pc
• The length of test specimen will be cut into 250±1 mm length and 75 ±1 mm width,
• Each test specimen is folded and sewed together to make a loop form, and have sewing stitch
margin at 25mm and using lockstitch 301 type, and stich density would be 3.5 ±0.5cm, please see
figure PT85.1 illustration
• Looped test specimen need to prepare 5 set minimum in each warp and weft direction to run test
operation, please see figure PT85.2 test specimen cutting layout to represent entire quality
• First test operation
- At tensile machine, put cycle loading following PT85.1 on loop bar device, cycle loading will be
follow table PT85.1 and calculation base on % elastane content. please see table in PT85.1
- Looped test specimen will be stretched following Table PT85.2 at parameter A at 50% stretch.
B at 40% stretch and D at 40% stretch.
- Tensile machine operation will be stopped at different fixed stretched
- Record parameter A, B and calculate D for force use of the stretched fabric once machine is
pulled back
• Second test operation is to evaluate % max elongation and % residual recovery
- At tensile machine, put cycle loading following PT85.1 on loop bar device, cycle loading will be
follow table PT85.1 and calculation base on % elastane content, please see table in PT85.1
- Looped test specimen will be stretched to maximum requirement following Table PT85.1
- Tensile machine operation will be stopped at maximum elongation, record % maximum
elongation.
- Then tensile testing machine will be pulled back at origin distance stage, record length and
calculation % residual recovery

Figure PT85.1
Figure PT85.2 Test specimen cutting layout
Table PT85. 1
Weft Knit Warp Knit Loading /CM Width Calculation of cycling
Loop load:
E.g. Spandex = 11%
All % Elastane Contents All % Elastane Contents Use 10N if no further Cycling load = 10 x 7.5cm
specify = 75N

Garment Compression product will be assessed following all parameters (A, B, C, D and E)
A) The Hysteresis is the distance between the load and the unload curve.
Small distance= fabric has a good pull back force = good hysteresis
Larger distance= fabric has a bad pull back force = bad hysteresis
B) grF value of unload curve at 40% in cross and length direction
C) Total elongation of cross direction and length direction
D) grF (gram force) difference of cross and length direction of unload curve at 40%
E) % Residual Recovery
Table PT85.2 Fabric Requirement: Compression Garment Requirement
PT85 Puma Test Method based on Light Compression Compression

BS EN 14704-1
A) normalized hysteresis at 50% ≤16 (Lycra sport energy pass)
stretch for XD and MD direction
B) Unload recovery force at 40% Between 200grF ± 10% and Higher than 350grF
stretch (grF) for XD and MD direction 350grF ± 10% ± 10%
C) Maximum elongation for XD and >=100%, tolerance for subsequent lot
MD and all colors will be within 5% against first target
D) difference XD/MD force at 40% **≤ 200 grF
unload stretch
E) % Residual Recovery (Evaluate ≤ 10%
after 30 minutes) for XD and MD
direction
Remark:
• Stretch & Recovery testing reports have to be available at 360 samples or early stage and
bulk production where product fitting is required
• Sports bra products. if products group are developed in various of finishing like AOP,
Coating.,etc in same silhouette and fabric base (TSA), suppliers need to provide stretch &
recovery testing report for all finishing fabrics types
Garment Compression Requirement - 2 levels
Light Compression Compression

< 7 mmHg ≥ 7 mmHg
Evaluation and Test Report:
• Fabric stretch and recovery property

- Report testing result for both Warp and Weft direction for A, B, C, D, E
- Run Graph to depict how each parameter’s curve present and relative
• Garment compression property: report garment compression result in compression level

PT85A Stretch & Recovery
Puma Test Method based on BS EN 14704-1:2005

- To define fabric’s stretch and recovery property to meet non-compression garment at
Puma’s end product quality
Apparatus:
- Tensile testing machine (CRE -Constant rate of extension testing), shall be accordance with EN ISO 10012
- Cutting equipment machine have a capable to arrange test specimen as desired dimension
- Sewing machine have capable for 301 lockstitches as defined in ISO 4915, using ball point needle (90’s UK) and
470 decitex (ticket 75’s) polyester core spun thread
Test description and term definition (A-E)
XD represented for fabric cross direction
MD represented for fabric length direction
The test is a special Puma test method and based on BS EN 14704-1
Test procedure
• Condition fabric specimen at humidity 65% +/-5% and temperature at 20c +/-2 for at least 20 hours
• Test specimen have to be arranged and cut along warp direction and weft direction in separate pc
• The length of test specimen will be cut into 250±1 mm length and 75 ±1 mm width. Please see figure PT85.1
For Elastane, the size of test specimen will be arranging and cut base on actual dimension
• Each test specimen is folded and sewed together to make a loop form, and have sewing stitch margin at
25mm and using lockstitch 301 type, and stich density would be 3.5 ±0.5cm, please see figure PT85.1
illustration
• Looped test specimen need to prepare 5 set minimum in each warp and weft direction to run test operation,
please see figure PT 85.2 test specimen cutting layout to represent entire quality
• Condition looped test specimen at humidity 65% +/-5% and temperature at 20c +/-2 for 20 hours at least 4
hours
• First test operation
- At tensile machine, put cycle loading following PT85.1 on loop bar device, cycle loading will be follow
table PT85.1 and calculation base on % elastane content. please see table in PT85.1
- Looped test specimen will be stretched following Table PT85A.2 at parameter B at 40% stretch
- Tensile machine operation will be stopped at different fixed stretched
- Record parameter B for force use of the stretched fabric once machine is pulled back
• Second test operation is to evaluate % max elongation and % residual recovery
- At tensile machine, put cycle loading following PT85.1 on loop bar device, cycle loading will be follow table
PT85.1 and calculation base on % elastane content, please see table in PT85.1
- Looped test specimen will be stretched to maximum requirement following Table PT85.1
- Tensile machine operation will be stopped at maximum elongation, record % maximum elongation.
- Then tensile testing machine will be pulled back at origin distance stage, record length and calculation %
residual recovery

Table PT85A. 1
Weft Knit Warp Knit Loading /CM Width Calculation of cycling
Loop load:
E.g. Spandex = 11%
All % Elastane Contents All % Elastane Contents Use 10N if no further specify Cycling load = 10N x
7.5cm = 75N
-Non-compression garments will be assessed B, C and E

B) grF value of unload curve at 40% in cross and length direction
C) Total elongation of cross direction
E) % Residual Recovery
Table PT85A.2 Fabric Requirement

PT85 Puma Test Method based on BS EN 14704-1 Low Modulus High Modulus
(Elastic content ≥10% to 19%) (Elastic content ≥20%)
B) Unload recovery force at 40% stretch (grF) for XD Between 200grF ± 10% and Higher than 350grF
and MD direction 350grF ± 10% ± 10%
C) Maximum elongation for XD and MD direction ≥ 100%, tolerance for subsequent lot
and all color will be within 5% against first target)
E) % Residue Recovery (Evaluate after 30 minutes) ≤ 10%
for XD and MD direction
Remark:
• Stretch & Recovery testing reports have to be available at 360 samples or early stage and bulk
production where product fitting is required
• Sports bra products. if products group are developed in various of finishing like AOP, Coating.,etc in
same silhouette and fabric base ( TSA), suppliers need to provide stretch & recovery testing report
for all finishing fabrics types
Evaluation and Test Report:

• Fabric stretch and recovery property
- Report testing result for both Warp and Weft direction for B, C and E
- Run Graph to depict how each parameter’s curve present and relative
PT65H Durability Wash for High Performance Garment, Components, Prints &
Embellishments
Puma Test Method
• To evaluate the durability to washing of garments and components under
repeated launderings
• The test involves an accelerated washing of a finished garment or mock up sample
to simulate the wear and tear that occurs during laundering process.
Apparatus:
• Durawash Washing Machine
• Tumble Dryer - Front opening European style with the following specification:
- Load: Minimum 4 Kg
- Drum Diameter: 530-580mm
- Drum Depth: 390-430mm
- Exhaust Temp: 65°C ± 15°C
- Cool Down Period: 10 minutes
• Polyester ballast fabric follows ISO 6330:2012 Type III standard
• Balance / Scales which are capable of weighing up to 2Kg in 25g graduations
with a pan capable of holding a 2Kg load
• Chemical balance accurate to at least +/- 0.01 g
• Reagent: ECE- reference detergent 98 without optical brightener
• Wash Load: 1Kg Test specimen should be weighed and the wash load
made up to 1Kg by the addition of the makeweights
Procedure:
1. Arrange 2 pcs in same quality of sample in whole or mock up garments
2. Conditioning both samples accordance with ISO 139 at least 4h under
20°C± 2°C and 65 % ± 2%
3. Select one sample for testing and another one to be retained for comparison
after washed
4. All garments must be washed face side outwards and with all fastenings undone, unless the care label gives a
contrary instruction.
5. Temperature setting must be related to Care label and set up at 10c degree
higher than to the provided Care label.
Please noted that washing instruction is 40°C at minimum for default standard
Care Label Instructed Washing Degree
40°C 50°C ± 2°C
30°C 40°C ± 2°C
6. Fill the machine with water to the full mark (approximate 40 liters)
7. Place the required makeweights in the machine and heat to the appropriate temperature
8. Add 30g of ECE- reference detergent 98 without optical brightener
9. Run the machine for few minutes to dissolve the washing powder
10. Add the test specimen(s) and run the machine for 15 minutes
11. Remove the test specimens and makeweights
12. Rinse the specimen(s) and makeweights together using the specified rinse cycle on the wash program of BS
EN ISO 6330, 5N
13. All specimens MUST be tumble dried
14. Tumble dry the whole 1kg load at hot setting until dry
15. Repeat the procedures 6-14 for five times.
Assessment:
Compare the washed sample with an unwashed sample and comment on any changes in appearance after washing with
regards to the following areas for each laundering:
1. Colour Fastness
• Assess change of shade and cross-staining
• Assess any pick up of optical brightening agent which may occur on
certain substrate by fluorescent depressor as result of the optical
brightener present in the detergent
• Assess change of accessories such as buttons, zips and care labels
• For overall print or small area prints and all printed care labels including
heat transfer, grade loss of print as No Negligible, Slight, Distinct or Complete
• For Zips, assess the zips with the grade as below:
Grade 5 No Change in Appearance

Grade 4 Negligible Change in Appearance
Very slight chipping/abrasion on prominent edges
Grade 3 Slight Change in Appearance
Marked chipping /abrasion on puller, slider or puller attachment and/or very slight loss of
luster/sheen/finish
Fairly Distinct Change in Appearance
Grade 2 Significant chipping/abrasion on puller, slider or puller attachment and/or moderate loss of
luster/sheen/finish
Distinct Change in Appearance
Grade 1 Excessive chipping/abrasion on puller, slider or puller attachment and/or distinct loss of
luster/sheen/finish
2. Change in Handle or Appearance: Assess whenever it is significant

3. Differential Shrinkage: This may have happened between fabric
Component such as dropped or tight linings, seam pucker, distortion
of components
4. Seam Breakdown: Assess any inadequate seams, partial or non-inclusion,
fabric slippage, fraying from seam turnings, stitching damage and run back.
5. Fused Components: Assess any delamination or appearance change, differential shrinkage/

bubbling. Grade as: - No, Negligible, Slight, Fairly Distinct or complete
delamination or appearance change/ differential shrinkage/bubbling.
Requirements: No physical changes in appearance and adherence while color

change ≥4-5 is acceptable regards to print, fabric and all material components
contained in test specimen
Evaluation and Test Report: Report the wash temperature used and any changes of color,
physical appearance and adherence of print, fabrics and
all material components in each laundering
PT80 Water Resistance – Rain Test: exposure to horizontal water spray method
GB/T 23321-2009, ISO 22958:2005 modified Test Standard
Scope: This test applies to all kinds of textiles; treated or non-treated and useful on high water resistance fabric to
determine the water resistance.
Principle: The sample is sprayed by a horizontal water jet from a water column. A blotting paper is put behind the fabric.
The weight of blotting paper is measured before and after the test. The typical water pressure is 610mm to 1830mm.
Equipment & setup:
Fig.1a Illustration of setup Fig. 1b Sample holder
Fig.2 Details of the water spray nozzle
Procedure & assessment:
1. Test environment: condition sample at environment according to GB/T 6529 before testing. Condition time is at
least 4 hours.
2. Sampling and size: Cut 3 pieces of samples at (200 x 200)mm2. Condition for 4 hrs.
3. Put blotting paper behind sample fabric (150x150)mm2 and secure the sample on sample holder. Weight
blotting paper before test (0.7mm thickness, mass is 385±4.5 g/m2; weighing to 0.1g accuracy and absorbency
capacity from 200±30%).
4. Water temperature is (27±2)°C or alternative option (20±2)°C when requested; if other temperature is used,
please specified on report. Distilled or deionized water should be used. Distance between water nozzle and
sample is 305mm.
5. Spray the sample for 2 mins (USA), 5 mins (China). Water temperature is 27±2°C. Record water hardness for
reference.
6. Weight blotting paper carefully after spraying; weighting to 0.1g accuracy.
7. Calculate the water penetration value based on the 3 sample results.
8. Start spray test at 610mm and repeat test at next water level (each level increased by 305mm). Repeat 3 pieces
for each water level. Report when water penetration is greater than ≤1g (USA), ≤5 g( China)
Reporting:
• Report the water pressure when water penetration is equal to or greater than 5g.
• Report number of sample test at each water level.
• Report water temperature, hardness and pH value.
• Report condition temperature and humidity.
• Report sample description and any modification to the test, if any.
PT78 Water Resistance test – Hydrostatic Pressure Method
GB/T 4744-2013 Test Standard
Scope: This test applies to all kinds of textiles, laminate or products. The hydrostatic pressure test determines the water
pressure of the tested specimens.
Principle: The sample is tested under standard atmosphere. Water pressure is applied one (bottom) side to another until
first THREE water drops formed on the test surface. The hydrostatic pressure is the pressure when these 3 water drops
observed.
Apparatus:
9. Test environment: condition sample at environment according to GB/T 6529 before testing. Condition time is at
least 4 hours.
10. Sampling and size: There should be at least 5 different location of the specimen tested. The tested area is 100
cm2. Sample should be flat without any crease and test location should be representative of the sample. Test can
be conducted on the same fabric without cutting.
11. When securing the sample on equipment, make sure sample surface is dry. Sample lay flat with the water level.
There is no wrinkle or air between the sample and water level. Sample is secured on the equipment position
firmly without slippage.
12. Water temperature is (27±2)°C or alternative option (20±2)°C when requested; if other temperature is used,
please specified on report. Distilled or deionized water should be used.
13. Water pressure is increased at 6.0 kPa/min ± 0.3kPa/min (60 cmH2O/min ± 3 cm H2O/min). Record the water
pressure when the first 3 water drops observed on the fabric face. Water come from same location is count as 1
water drop. Water formed at the edge is not count. Repeat with another location if necessary.
Evaluation & Report
• Report individual test value and the average value to 1 decimal place; unit is kPa (cm H20)
• Report all individual test value and the average value.
PT79 Water Repellence Test -Spray test method
GB/T 4745 – 2012 Test Method
Scope: This test applies to textiles treated with or without water repellency finish. This test does not apply to
characterize the water absorbency property or rain resistance.
Principle: The test sample is hold by a circular sample holder at 45 degrees inclined to horizontal level beneath a water
spray. The distance between sample holder and water spray is fixed. A fixed amount of distilled or deionized water is
sprayed on sample through the water spray. The tested sample is assessed with a series of standard photos.
195 ± 10 mm
Figure: PT79.1: Water spray setup
Setup: For detailed information, please refer to the reference standard.
1 Test environment: condition sample at environment according to GB/T 6529 before testing. Condition time is at
least 4 hours
2 Sample and size: 180mm x 180mm; at least 3 samples; samples are tested at warp or weft direction parallel to
the water flow direction
3 Secure sample on sample holder and put beneath the water nozzle with sample warp or weft direction parallel to
water flow direction
4 Water temperature is (27±2)°C or alternative option (20±2)°C when requested; pour water in the funnel at a
constant speed. Water used for test is (250±2) ml; Spray time: 25-30 seconds.
5 Water removal: after water spraying, the sample holder at horizontal level; hold firmly and tap against a solid
object; rotate 180° and tap again.
6 Assess the appearance of the tested samples against standard photos (in appendix A) immediately after tapping.
Repeat process for all other samples
7 Report the mode value of the all 5 samples rating.
Testing index:
Rating Appearance
0 Completely wetting of the specimen
1 Completely wetting on sprayed surface
2 Partially wetting on sprayed surface and wetting beyond sprayed surface; the
partial wetting area is about half of the sprayed surface.
3 Wetting of specimen face at spray at spray points
4 Slight random sticking or wetting of the specimen face
5 No sticking or wetting of the specimen face
AATCC Spray test rating chart
PT82 Water Vapor transmission of fabrics test– Part 1: Desiccant method
GB/T 12704.1-2009 Test Method
Scope: This test determines the water vapor transmission property of textiles. This test method applies to textiles within
10 mm thickness and not applicable to transmission rate greater than 29000 g/(m2.24h).
Principle: Test sample is put on a fixed volume water (in assembly) and placed in a sealed desiccator. The mass change
of the water in the beaker is used to determine the water transmission rate.
Procedure and assessment:
1. Put 35g desiccants into the test container. Level the desiccant in the container and the desiccant should be of
4mm depth. The control is conduct without desiccant.
2. Put the test specimen with face side upward on the assembly (inner diameter 60mm and depth 22 mm); sealed
with PE tape & rubber band. The step 1 and 2 should be completed as fast as possible.
3. Put the assembly into oven for 1 hour conditioning. (temperature (38±2)°C, humidity RH (90±2) %)
4. Put the assembly into desiccant at 20°C for 30 minutes and seal the cover as soon as possible. Weigh each setup
to 0.001 g accuracy with the weighing time is less than 15 seconds.
5. Remove cover and put the assembly into test oven for 1 hour and weigh again.
6. Desiccant weight change should be within 10%.
7. Calculate the average value from the 3 sample to 3 significant figures. Please refer to formula in GB/T 12704.
8. Report the test oven temperature, relative humidity, desiccant used.
9. Calculate and report the WVT (water vapor transmission rate) and WVP (water vapor permeability rate).
WVT Calculation Method
∆ − ∆
=
.
Where
WVT = Water vapor Transmission rate; unit: (g/m2.h) or (g/m2.24h)
∆m = the weight difference of the test assembly before and after test
∆m’= the weight difference of the control before and after test, it is 0 if no control conducted.
A = area of test surface area (0.00283m2)
T=time of the test in hour (h)
WVP Calculation Method
= =
∆ ( 1 − 2)
Where
WVP – Water vapor permeability; unit is [g/(m2.Pa.h)]
∆p – the water vapor difference between the 2 sides of the test specimen; unit is Pascal (Pa)
pCB – the saturated water vapor pressure at the test temperature; unit is Pascal (Pa)
R1 – relative humidity of the test chamber
R2 – relative humidity of the test assembly
PT88 Fra Infrared Performance Test -Radiation properties
GB/T 30127-2013 Test Method
Scope: This test applies to all kind of textile materials from fiber, thread, textiles, non-woven and products. This method
determines the far infra-red properties of textiles.
Principle: Put the sample and the standard black body on a heat plate. Use infra-red detector to detect the emissivity of
the black body and sample under the wavelength 5µm - 14µm when equilibrium is reached.
Procedure and assessment:
1. Condition sample at standard condition.

2. The sample size is 0.5 g at 60mm width and 30mm height. Test 3 specimens.
3. Elevate the heating plate to 34°C. Put the standard black body onto the heat plate. Record the emissivity when
equilibrium is reached, the value is Io.
4. Put the conditioned sample onto the heat plate and record the value when equilibrium is reached, the value is I.
5. Repeat test with other 2 specimens.
6. Calculate and report the result.
Figure PT88.1:
Illustration of Far Infra-Red detection Far Infra-red thermal detection

1. Infra-red emitter 1. Sample holder
2. Black body shield 2. Test specimen
3. Test specimen 3. Thermal detector
4. Heat plate 4. Far Infra-red emitter
Far Infra-red absorptivity
Where
η - Infra-red emissivity
Io – standard black emissivity to infra-red, unit is W/m2
I – test sample infra-red emissivity, unit is W/m2
PT86A ODOR CONTROL TEST
ISO 17299: For Non-Biocide Material or Chemical base

This test method is intended to determine the deodorization property for textile products.
Apparatus and materials:

• Ammonia water (NH3), reagent with a concentration of 28% in water
• Acetic acid (CH3COOH), reagent with a purity of 99.7%
• Isovaleric acid, reagent with a purity of 98.0%
• Diluent gas, dry air obtained from the mixture cylinder of nitrogen gas and oxygen gas with a purity of at least
99.99% or nitrogen gas from the nitrogen gas cylinder with a purity of at least 99.99%
• Ethanol, reagent grade
• Detector tube, the measuring ranges of the tubes are given as the following with an accuracy of ± 5%
-For ammonia: 0.2 μl/l to 200 μl/l;
-For acetic acid: 0.25 μl/l to 50 μl/l
• Plastic bag, with a volume of 1 l, 5 l, and 50 l, made of vinyl fluoride film, polyester, polyester laminated film
polyvinyl alcohol film, etc. A plastic or rubber tube is installed to the bag before testing
• Air pump, capable of drawing air with a flow rate of 0.2 l/min and 5 l/min with the attached flow meter. If the
attached flow meter is not available, the integrating flow meter shall be used.
• Integrating flow meter, capable of measuring the gas flow of at least 500 ml/min
• Syringe, made of a glass cylinder with a capacity of 0.5 ml and 100ml
• Airtight stopper
• Conical flask
• Sealing film, capable of expanding with no air permeability [e.g. parafilm]
• Injection vial, with a capacity of 22ml, with a rubber stopper and aluminium cap.
• Gastight syringe
• Heating oven, capable of heating to 80°C ± 2°C for 30 min
• Gas chromatography (GC) apparatus, with a flame ionization detector (FID) or mass selective detector (MSD).
Test Specimens:
• Detector Tube method:
- Fabric : 100 cm2 ± 5 cm2
- Yarns, braid, fibres, and feather: 1.0 g ± 0.05 g
• Gas Chromatography method:
- Fabric: 50 cm2 ± 2.5 cm2
- Yarn, fibres, and feather: 0.5 g ± 0.025g
Specimens Preparation:
• 6 specimens for one test. 3 for as received stage, 3 for after 20 washes stage
• One washing/dry cycle (40c/Tumble dry) base on Puma test method 3.01 ( ISO 6330 -2012 Modified ) testing
condition
Conditioning:
• Temperature of 20°C and relative humidity of 65% in accordance with ISO 139.
Procedure:
• Detector Tube method (for ammonia, acetic acid):
- Place the specimen in the three plastic bags, one by one and spread it as much as possible.
- Seal the plastic in which the specimen was placed for testing, by using a heat seal of seal tape.
- Deaerate from the bag as much as possible by an aspirator or a vaccum pump.
- Insert 3l of the odour component testing gas into the plastic bags with specimen by using the 100 ml syringe.
- Pass the extracted testing gas through the detector tube; then read the scale at the discoloration point. This
value represents the concentration of odour component chemicals after contacting time with the specimen
- Take an average of three odour gas concentration data with a specimen
- Control test with the same testing condition expect without a specimen is prepared
- Take an average of three odour gas concentration data without a specimen.
• Gas chromatography method (for isovaleric acid):

- Prepare six conical flasks with 500 ml: three conical flask are used for testing with a specimen and three
conical flasks are used for testing without a specimen as a control test.
- Clean the flasks by using nitrogen gas or clean air more than five times of volume of the flask.
- Dissolve 20 g of isovaleric acid reagent into 1 l of ethanol.
- Take three specimens from the sample and put each specimen in a conical flask to lie flat on the bottom.
- Purge the air of the conical flask by blowing of 1000 ml of nitrogen gas. Seal the mouth of the conical flask by
using sealing film.
- Take 5 μl of the odour component chemical solution prepared by using the injection syringe through the
sealing film and inject the testing solution into the conical flask at the bottom edge of the conical flask,
avoiding contact with the specimen.
- Seal the hole of the microsyringe by the sealing film over the original seal.
- Keep the conical flask still for 2 h, without agitation or stirring of the testing gs.
- Repeat the procedure without a specimen.
- After 2 h of contacting time, hold the mouth part of the conical flask and shake approximately 20 times for 20
s vigorously for both flasks and testing gases with and without specimen.
- Insert a gastight syringe vertically into the centre of the sealing film of the mouth of the conical flask and
insert the needle by approximately 4 cm inside the conical flask.
- Take the testing gas from inside the conical flask by the gastight syringe and analyze with gas
chromatography apparatus.
Requirement:
Odour component chemical Minimum % of concentration reduction rate

Ammonia 70
Acetic acid 70
Isovaleric acid 85
Evaluation:
• For Detector tube method, calculate the concentration reduction rate according to below formula
( − )
= × 100
where
ORR is the odour reduction rate, expressed as a percentage;
B is the average of the concentration of testing gas without a specimen, expressed in μl/l;
A is the average of the concentration of testing gas with a specimen, expressed in μl/l;
• For Gas chromatography method, calculate the concentration reduction rate according to below formula
( − !)
= × 100
where
ORR is the odour reduction rate, expressed as a percentage;
Sm is the average peak area of FID of the testing gas with a specimen;
Sb is the average peak area of FID spectrum of the testing gas without a specimen.
PT5A (APT5A) Puma Snag Pod Test
Base on BS 8479 test method
Aim and application

To determine the resistance of fabrics against the formation of snags and other surfaces changes.
Test to be done on fabrics before and after one wash cycle (40°C Wash and tumble dry low)
Apparatus required:
James heal Snag POD, one box fitted with 4 standard pin bar. There shall be 20 pins on each bar, total 80 pins.
Specimen size: 140 x 140mm
Photograph standard for snagging follow POD Snag Standard Photos
Viewing cabinet with white fluorescent lamp

Can ITS add picture? Cannot add our equipment photo.
Procedure:
Arrange 2 test samples from same fabric yardage, first test sample is maintained as original stage, second test
sample is required one wash cycle ( 40°C wash and tumble dry low).
First test sample ( original stage)
Step 1. Condition fabric sample to 20°C ± 2°C and 65 % ± 4% RH for 4 hours at least.
Step 2: Cut 4 pieces of 140mm x 140mm. Fold in half along the longer edge of the fabric (2 in length and 2 in
width direction) and sew each specimen into a tube at the longer side (fabric tube has to be 140 mm in length)
Step 3: Sew a seam along cut edge. It is recommended that the seam allowance is 8mm for woven fabric and 9-
10mm for knitted fabric.
.
Step 4 : Turn the fabric tube inside out so that the face side is on the outside of the tube
Step 5: Mount the specimen onto the polyurethane tube with woven wool felt.
Step 6: Place the 4 tubes into the snagging box and start the apparatus.
Step 7: Stop after 2000 rotations
Second test sample ( After one wash cycle ( 40°C wash and tumble dry low)
Follow operation cycle from Step 1-7 above
Mandatory Calibration and Document control required:

Spikes have to be checked at least every 3 months by using standardized fabric as specified in BS 8479 test
norm. If the snagging result is more than one grade different, the spikes must be replaced
Lab technician have to record calibration month and date for the spikes, into log sheet, and record this
information on to the test report.
Calibration execution will be responsible by a certified Lab technician (by SGS accreditation program)
Every calibration needs to be documented and the results are to include replacement items like spike.,etc and
signed off.
External calibration is a mandatory requirement on an annual basis, and by authorized 3rd party company
Log sheet documents need to be controlled by the Laboratory Manager.
Evaluation:
Visually assess the tested specimens at the before and after wash stages, in a viewing light box, using the photo
standards for snagging
Requirement:
Product Requirement Highlight
Promo/training ≥ 3-4 This test is used on fabrics made using Filament yarns.
And Non-Promo/ For Engineered/Jacquard knit patterns, testing needs
training to cover all knitting structures, within the fabric.
Ensure fabric is tested on the FACE SIDE.
Back side test will be base on REQUESTED
Actual snagging test specimens must be
reviewed by the local Puma office for Pass/Fail
confirmation – Visual confirmation – EACH TIME.
US Flammability - General Apparel Textiles Regulation
16 CFR Part 1610 (FOR US MARKET ONLY)
Objective:
US Flammability test is under US CPSIA regulation requirements, this test is applied for end-product list
below.
APPAREL FOOTWEAR ACC&GEARS ALL
Gift with
Children’s
Children’s Purchase
Accessories Children’s
Adult Apparel Children’s Children’s (GWP)*
(bags, hats, Sports
Apparel (not Sleepwear Footwear (depends on
gloves & Equipment
sleepwear) type of
socks)
products)
Yes, if
Flammability
Yes, if made Yes, if made apparel
of Fabric, 16 No No No No
of fabrics of fabric made of
CFR 1610
fabrics
*Remark: For Flammability: Certificates certifying compliance with flammability requirements must
accompany all apparel products. Certificate certifying compliance is mandatory required flammability
requirements for almost apparel products. However, some end-use products and apparel with specified
fabrications are not required for testing, see exception and exemption criteria below
Purpose of this standard is to reduce danger of injury and loss of life by providing, on a national basis,
standard methods of testing and rating the flammability of textiles and textile products for clothing use,
thereby prohibiting the use of any dangerously flammable clothing textiles
Scope:
The Standard provides methods of testing the flammability of clothing and textiles intended to be used for
clothing, establishes three classes of flammability, sets forth the requirements which textiles shall meet to
be classified, and warns against the use of those textiles which have burning characteristics unsuitable for
clothing.
Exception:
This standard shall not apply to:
(1) Hats, provided they do not constitute or form part of a covering for the neck, face, or shoulders when worn
by individuals;
(2) Gloves, provided they are not more than 14 inches in length and are not affixed to or do not form an
integral part of another garment;
(3) Footwear, provided it does not consist of hosiery in whole or part and is not affixed to or does not form an
integral part of another garment;
(4) Interlining fabrics, when intended or sold for use as a layer between an outer shell and an inner lining in
wearing apparel.
Exemption:
(1) Plain surface fabrics, regardless of fiber content, weighing 2.6 ounces per square yard or more; and
(2) All fabrics, both plain surface and raised-fiber surface textiles, regardless of weight, made entirely from any
of the following fibers or entirely from combination of the following fibers: acrylic, modacrylic, nylon, olefin,
polyester, wool.
Test Summary
1. Specimen sizes : 2 inches x 6 inches each
2. Brushing: For raised surface samples, specimens need undergo a brushing against the piles before conditioning:
3. Conditioning: dried in an oven for 30 minutes at 105°C, then placed in a desiccator until cool (no less than 15 minutes)
4. Flame length: 16mm
5. Flame application time: 1 second.
6. Testing (As below diagram): Specimen will be inclined at a angle of 45 degree. A standard flame (16mm flame length)
will impinge at the near lower edge of the specimens. The flame impingement time is 1 second. If the specimen ignite,
the burning flame will burn upward along the specimen & finally sever a thread. The distance between the flame
impingement point to the thread is 5 inches.The time from the flame impingement to sever the thread will be recorded
as burn time.
7. Sample will be tested in original & after drycleaning/laundering.
8. Classification:
Class 1:
Plain surface fabric - average burn time 3.5 seconds or more
Raised surface fabric - average burn time more than 7.0 seconds
Class 2:
Raised surface fabric - average burn time 4.0 to 7.0 seconds
Class 3:
Plain surface fabric - average burn time less than 3.5 seconds
Raised surface fabric - average burn time less than 4.0 seconds
Requirement: Puma Product must meet Class 1

Evaluation and Testing report: Report can be only released by 3rd party who certified for CPSIA and report following
CPSIA criteria.
CANADA Flammability – Textile Flammability Regulations (SOR/2016-194)
CAN/CGSB 4.2 NO.27.5 (FOR CANADA MARKET ONLY)
Objective:
Canada Flammability test is under Canada Textile Flammability Regulations requirements, this test is
applied for end-product list below.
APPAREL FOOTWEAR ACC&GEARS ALL
Gift with
Children’s Children’s
Purchase
Adult Apparel Accessories Children’s
Children’s Children’s (GWP)*
(bags, hats, Sports
Apparel Sleepwear Footwear
(not gloves & Equipment (depends on
sleepwear) socks) type of
products)
Flammability
of Textiles, Yes, if made Yes, if made Yes, if made of Yes, if made of Yes, if made Yes, if made
No
CAN/CGSB 4.2 of fabrics of fabric fabric fabric of fabric of fabric
NO.27.5
Scope:
This standard describes method of testing for evaluating the flammability of textile products as per the Canada Textile
Flammability Regulations (SOR/2016-194)
There is no exemption of CANADA Flammability Testing
Test Summary
1. Specimen sizes : 2 inches x 6.5 inches each
2. Brushing: For raised surface samples, specimens need undergo a brushing against the piles before conditioning:
3. Conditioning: dried in an oven for 60 minutes at 105°C, then placed in a desiccator until cool (no less than 15 minutes)
4. Flame length: 16mm
5. Flame application time: 1 second.
6. Testing (As below diagram): Specimen will be inclined at a angle of 45 degree. A standard flame (16mm flame length)
will impinge at the near lower edge of the specimens. The flame impingement time is 1 second. If the specimen ignite,
the burning flame will burn upward along the specimen & finally sever a thread. The distance between the flame
impingement point to the thread is 5 inches.The time from the flame impingement to sever the thread will be recorded
as burn time.
7. Sample will be tested in original & after drycleaning/laundering.
8. Requirements:
Plain surface fabric – Flame spread time more than 3.5 seconds
Raised surface fabric - Flame spread time more than 4.0 seconds
Requirement: Puma Product must pass defined requirement

Evaluation and Testing report: Report can be only released by 3rd party who certified for CAN/CGSB Flam test and report
following CAN/CGSB criteria.
PT77A (APT77A) MMT (Inherent Mechanical Wicking Property)
AATCC 195 / GB/T 21655.2-2009 Test Method
______________________________________________________________
Aim and application
-To evaluate and classify the liquid moisture management functions of textile fabrics
-MMT Test can be applicable for all fabrications like woven, knitted products
-MMT is functional testing for mechanical wicking property such as Denier Gradient construction (push-pull effect),
Plated-knit construction in different composition., etc not purpose by wicking chemical finish
Apparatus required
SDL ATLAS MMT test instrument or Equivalent
Testing mechanism
Test solution move freely in 3 directions
- Radial spreading on top (fabric back side) surface
- Movement through from top (fabric back side) surface to bottom (fabric face side) surface
- Radial spreading on bottom (fabric face side) surface
Procedure
1. Condition fabric sample to 20°C ± 2°C and 65 % ± 4% RH for 16 hours (non- synthetic composition)
And 4 hours (synthetic composition) at least.
2. Arrange test specimen (90± 1)mm X (90± 1)mm, before wash 5 pcs, after wash 5pcs
3. Place the specimen between top & bottom sensor with backside upwards and start the test
4. Pump artificial sweat (Sodium chloride solution -0.9% NaCL) on the back side of the specimen.
and measure and report the below indices
5. Top surface is the backside and bottom surface is the face side of the specimen.
Requirement
As before and after 5 washes/dry(one wash /dry = one wash + tumble dry low)
OMMC Grade ≥ 2, all other indices ≥3 for China
OMMC Grade ≥ 3, all other indices ≥3 for Other Regions
Evaluation and Report
Fabric Moisture Management Properties As Received and after 5 washes following AATCC 195-2017, Moisture
Management Tester and grading table use:
Testing Parameter:
- Pump On Time 20 seconds.
- Measure Time 120 seconds.
Liquid Moisture Management Indices Average Standard Deviation Grade
Top wetting time (second)
Bottom wetting time (second)
Top absorption rate (%/second)
Bottom absorption rate (%/second)
Top max wetting radius (mm)
Bottom max wetting radius (mm)
Top spreading speed (mm/second)
Bottom spreading speed (mm/second)
One-way transport capability (%)
Overall moisture management capacity
(OMMC)
Liquid Moisture Management Indices:

Wetting Time (Top surface and bottom surface)
– The time period in which the top and bottom surfaces of the fabric just start to get wetted respectively after the test
commences.
Absorption Rate (Top surface and bottom surface)
– The average moisture absorption ability of the fabric top and bottom surfaces in the pump time respectively.
Maximum Wetted Radius (Top surface and bottom surface)
– The maximum wetted ring radius at the top and bottom surfaces respectively.
Spreading Speed (Top surface and bottom surface)
– The accumulative spreading speed from the center to the maximum wetted radius.
One-way Transport Index
– The difference of the accumulative moisture content between the two surfaces of the fabric.
Overall Moisture Management Capability (OMMC)

– An index to indicate the overall capability of the fabric to manage the transport of liquid moisture, which includes three
aspects of performances:
(1) Moisture absorption rate at bottom side
(2) One-way liquid transport capability
(3) Moisture drying speed at bottom side, which is represented by accumulative spreading speed.
JAPAN STANDARD /REQUIREMENT VERSUS PUMA STANDARD REQUIREMENT GUIDELINE
PUMA Japan National Bursting Requirement
PUMA CELL FUNCTION -Level and Criteria
The Consumers The Tech The Development Criteria Highlight
DryCell Moisture management Fabrics wick moisture away from • Woven or knit fabrics preferably worn next to skin Garment must be 70% dryCELL fabric
is the key purchase the skin to help keep you dry and • Wicking achieved via:
criteria for the comfortable. • Finishing
customer. • Microfiber capillary action or denier gradient
construction
• Special cross-section yarns
• Washing durability: 10 wash cycles
WarmCell Thermal insulation is Thermal insulation traps heat • Woven or knit fabrics Garment must be 70% warmCELL fabric
the key purchase close to the body to help keep • Composition: Chief Value Synthetic
criteria for the you warm in cool conditions. • Thermal insulation achieved via:
consumer. • One or two-sided brush fabrics
• Functional paddings (synthetic or down)
• Special yarns and/or coatings (FIR)
• May have 2 or 3 layer laminates with or without
membranes
WindCell Wind Protection is the Technical material constructions • Woven or knit fabrics Garment must be 70% windCELL, however, if
key purchase criteria for are engineered to help protect • Composition: Chief Value Synthetic the garment will be in motion during use, then
the consumer. against windy conditions and • Wind & water-resistant protection achieved via: the prevailing face must contain 70%
keep you dry and warm. • Dense construction, laminate or breathable coating or windCELL fabric. (For example: Running shirt
membrane from must contain 70% windCELL fabric on
• Intended when low level element protection is required the front of the garment to block wind during
• No seam sealing required the forward motion of running.)
• Not required to pass US Rain Test
RainCELL Rain Protection is the The Tech: Technical material • Woven or knit fabrics Exterior of the garment must be 70%
key purchase criteria for constructions are engineered to • Composition: Chief Value Synthetic rainCELL fabric
the consumer. help protect against rainy • Weather resistant protection achieved via: Dense
conditions and keep you dry. construction, laminate or breathable coating or membrane
StormCell Weather Protection is Protection against the elements • Woven or knit fabrics Exterior of the garment must be 100%
the key purchase (Wind & Water) keeps you dry • Composition: Chief Value Synthetic stormCELL fabric
criteria for the and comfortable. • Engineered for durable water repellency (DWR).
consumer. • Breathable Laminate, membrane or coating.
• Water Resistant column >3000 mm
• Seam sealing / durable welded construction of critical
seams is required.
• Required to pass US Rain Test
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APPENDIX 1
Puma Testing Standard versus Reference Code
PUMA GENERAL APPAREL
• Color Fastness Tests
PUMA’s
Test description Test Norm
Reference Code
Fastness to Washing ISO 105-C08:2010-03 / GB/T 3921-2008: modified washing testing temp PCF1
use 50c
Fastness to Washing (Contrast) ISO 105-C08:2010 modified / GB/T 3921-2008 PCF1
Fastness to Perspiration ISO 105-E04:2008-09 / GB/T 3922-2013 PCF2
Fastness to Water ISO 105-E01:2010-04 / GB/T 5713-2013 PCF3
Fastness to Rubbing ISO 105-X12:2001-05 / GB/T 3920-2008 PCF4
Addition: use dark self-fabric color rubbing test for white print
Fastness to Light ISO 105-B02/GB/T 8427 PCF5
Fastness to Sea Water ISO 105-E02:1994-09 + Amd. 1:2002-02 PCF7
Fastness to Chlorinated Water ISO 105-E03:2010-04 PCF8
Fastness to Saliva/Perspiration DIN 53160 1-2 :2010-10/ GB/T 18886-2002 PCF9
Fastness to Yellowing ISO 105-X18:2007-09 PCF10
Fastness to Dry Cleaning ISO 105-D01:2010-05/ GB/T 5711 PCF11
Oven Migration Test JIS L 0854:2001-08-20 MODIFIED PCF12
90Cx24 Hours for dye polyester/ polyester blended >50%
90C x 24 Hours for subprints/ Fabrics with sublimation print and all
polyester fabrics with coatings, laminates and cire finishing
Corrosion Resistance test (only fabrics contained ISO 9227 PCF14
metal filament yarn or metal powder for coating)
Perspiration to Light fastness GB/T 14576 (Alkaline Perspiration) PCF17
• Physical Tests
PUMA’s
Reference Code
Appearance after washing/drying, ISO 5077 :2007-02/ ISO 3759 :2011-05/ ISO 6330:2012-04 PT1
dimensional stability and twist ISO 16322-1/-2/-3:2005-06 + ISO 16322-2 Amd. 1:2007-10 MODIFIED PAGE
54-58((following pages number 37-39 for instruction)/
GB/T 8630 5A, GB/T 8629 5A
Fabric Weight PT2
ISO 3801:1977-09
Pilling Martindale Method ISO 12945-2 :2000-07 MODIFIED/ GB/T 4802 1-2008, GB/T 4802.3- PT3
2008(use for FZ/T73018-2012 and FZ/T73005-2012)
Fabric Heat Press Test PUMA Method PT4
Snag POD Test BS 8479 PT5A
Bursting Strength ISO 13938-2:1999 / GB/T19976-2005 (38+/-0.02) mm PT6
Pile Loss AATCC 93 PT7
Penetration/migration of PT8
padding/downs/feathers through fabric PUMA Method
during washing/drying
Determination of the time of absorption DIN EN 14697:2005-08 Annex B PT9
Tensile Strength ISO 13934-2:1999-02 Grab Method MODIFIED/ GB/T 3917.1 PT10
Tearing Test ISO 13937-2:2000-04 Single tear method/ GB/T 3923.2 PT11
Seam Slippage ISO 13936-2:2004-04/ GB/T 3923.1 PT12
Abrasion Resistance DIN EN 13770:2002-10 PT14
Abrasion Resistance ISO 12947-2:1998-12/ GB/T 21196.2-2007 PT15
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Fiber Content Test ISO 1833-1-26 Newest version/GB/T 29862-201, GB/T 2910 PT16
Ball Burst Test ASTM D3787-07/ / GB/T19976-2005 (38+/-0.02) mm PT17

Peel strength (only for fusible interlining) FZ/T 80007.1-2006 PT18
Odor GB 18401 PT20
Print Durability Test ISO 5077 :2007-02/ ISO 3759 :2011-05/ ISO 6330:2012-04 PT65
ISO 16322-1/-2/-3:2005-06 + ISO 16322-2 Amd. 1:2007-10 MODIFIED
US Flammability Test 16 CFR 1610 CLASS 1/ GB/T 14644-2014 PT23
Canada Flammability Test CANADA / CGSB 4.2 NO.27.5 PT23A
Stretch & Recovery Puma Test Method based on BS EN 14704-1:2005 PT85A
Sock Stretch Test (NEW) FZ/T 73001 / FZ/T 73037 PT21
PUMA LEATHER
• Color Fastness
PUMA’s
Reference Code
Fastness to Rubbing IUF 450/ISO 11640 PCF20
Fastness to Light IUF 402/ISO 105 B 02 PCF21
Fastness to Dry Cleaning IUF 434/ISO 11643 PCF22
• Physical Test
Test description Test Norm PUMA’s Reference Code
Adhesion of finishing IUF 470/ISO 11644 PT30
Flexing endurance IUP 20/ISO 5402 PT31
Split tear force IUP 8/ISO 3377-2( Double Edge Tear) PT32
IUP 40/ISO 3377-1( Single Edge Tear)
Tensile strength IUP 6/ISO 3376 PT33L
PUMA TRIMS AND MISCELLENOUS

• Color Fastness Test (Additional Test)
Test Description Test Norm. PUMA’s Reference Code
• Physical test (Additional Test)
Pull of Strength EN 71 / ASTM F-963 PT35
for trims/ accessories and embroideries
Lateral holding strength ASTM D4846 PT36
Snap action test – Unsnapping test for snap ASTM D4846 PT37
fastener
Zipper Strength test+ reciprocating DIN 3419-1 PT38
mechanism test
PUMA JAPAN NATIONAL : Color Fastness Requirement

Light and Perspiration Fastness JIS L 0888Method B modified. (ATTS-Alkaline) PCF6
Fastness to Chlorinated Water JIS L 0884 Method A, all fabrics with cellulose fibres: PCF15
10mg/l active chlorine
Color Bleeding Test Daimaru Test Method I modified PCF16
PUMA JAPAN NATIONAL : Physical Requirement

Test Description Test Norm PUMA’s Reference Code
Pilling –Pilling box method JIS L 1076: 2006, Method A Annex 2, Method I PT45
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Mace Snagging JIS L 1058:2011-07-20 Method A PT46
Measurement Changeability after Pressing JIS L 1096 : 1999 8.64.4.8.2.3 PT47
method H-3 modified
Resistance to Rubbing/Transfer JIS L 1076: 2006 Annex 1, Method E Modified PT48
Print/Bonding/ Coated and Laminated Fabrics
Flash Fire JIS L 1917: 2000 PT49
Fuzz test :for all fabrics with raised fibers from QTEC-TM12 PT50
brushing /peach or moss process include Fur
PUMA HOSIERY
• Color Fastness ( Additional Test)
WEARING TEST Puma Method WT1
PUMA DOWN GARMENT TEST

Filling Power – for feather/ down GB/T 14272-2011 PT55
Oxygen Number – for feather/ down IDFB PART 7 PT56
Turbidity – for feather/ down IDFB PART 3 11-B, ASTM D4524 PT57
Down-proof properties of fabric (rubbing test) EN 12132-1 PT58
Down Filling quantity in finished product GB/T 14272-2011 PT59
Down and Feature composition IDFB PART 3 PT60
PUMA PACKAGING
• Color Fastness
Fastness to Light ISO 105-B02 PCF5
Fastness to Yellowing ISO 105-X18:2007-09 PCF10
Oven Migration Test JIS L 0854:2001-08-20 MODIFIED PCF12

70c x 24 Hours
• Physical tests
Sticky mark test Puma Method PT39
PUMA PANEL PRINT

• Color Fastness (Additional test)
Aging test (For white print color) Lab in-house method at 70°C, 90% R.H. for 7 days PCF26
• Physical Tests
Print Durability Test -Appearance after ISO 5077 :2007-02/ ISO 3759 :2011-05/ ISO 6330:2012-04 PT65
washing/drying ISO 16322-1/-2/-3:2005-06 + ISO 16322-2 Amd. 1:2007-10
MODIFIED
Print Hand stretch test PT66
Puma Method
Durability Wash for High Performance PT65H
Garment, Components, Prints &
Puma Method
Embellishments
PUMA JAPAN NATIONAL PRINT : Color Fastness Requirement
Test Description Test Norm PUMA’s Reference Code
Storage migration and reduction test on JIS L0854 modified.130°C x 6 Hours PCF70
Thermal Transfer Mark-Nylon and Wool
fabrics acid dyed
PUMA FUNCTIONAL PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENT
PUMA’s
Reference Code
Water Absorbency Puma Method:2012-1 PT75
+ISO 6330:2012-04 MODIFIED PT1 ( CHINA ENTERPRISE STANDARD
REGISTERED)
JIS L 1907-7.1.2 Byreck method+ISO 6330:2012-04
Wicking Performance MODIFIED: PT 1 ( CHINA ENTERPRISE STANDARD REGISTERED)
PT76
Determination of Drying Rate Puma Method:2012-12 PT77
+ISO 6330:2012-04 MODIFIED: PT1
Applied for Woven and knit fabrics with CHEMICAL Wicking Finishes
( CHINA ENTERPRISE STANDARD REGISTERED)
Moisture Management Test (OMMC value) AATCC 195/ GB/T 21655.2-2009 /test Applied for fabric structures employing PT77A
Inherent geometric & wicking properties of its fibers / yarns.
Water Resistant(NEW) GB/T 4744-2013 Textiles-Testing and PT78
evaluation for water resistance-Hydrostatic pressure method
Washing Standard: GB/T 8629-2017 ,4M, method F Drying cylinder
Water Repellence (Spray test)-NEW GB/T 4745-2012 Textiles-Testing and evaluation for water resistance-Spray PT79
test method
Washing Standard: GB/T 8629-2017 ,4M, method F Drying cylinder
Rain Test AATCC35( GB/T 23321-2009 Textiles-Water resistance-Rain tests: exposure PT80
to a horizontal water spray)
UV Protection AS/NZS 4399:1996
(Test colour must be white or lightest colour) PT81
Remark: UV test is only applicable if weight is +/- 5% of required weight
Water Vapor Permeability(NEW) GB/T 12704.1 Textile-Test method for water-vapor transmission of fabrics- PT82
Part1:Desiccant method
Air Permeability( NEW) GB/T 5453-1997 Textiles-Determination of the permeability of fabrics to air PT83
Puma-Clean /Soil Release Test Puma test Method:2013-04 PT84
Stretch & Recovery-PowerCELL Puma Test Method based on BS EN 14704-1:2005 PT85
Antibacterial( Odor) JIS L 1902:2015 and ISO 20743-2013 +ISO 6330:2012-04 – Absorption PT86
method. MODIFIED: washing procedure
Odor Control ISO 17299 For Non-Biocide Material /Chemical Base PT86A
Wrinkle Free ISO 15487 / GB/T 18863-2002 PT87
Far Infrared Performance Test (NEW) GB/ 30127-2013 Textiles-Testing and evaluation for far infrared radiation PT88
properties
Thermal Insulation Test( NEW) GB/T 11048-2008 Textiles-Physiological PT89
effects-Measurement if thermal and wate-capour resistance under steady-
state conditions(ISO 11092:1993-10)
PUMA GARMENT TEST REQUIREMENT

PUMA’s
Reference Code
Appearance after washing/drying, ISO 5077 :2007-02/ ISO 3759 :2011-05/ ISO 6330:2012-04
dimensional stability and twist ISO 16322-1/-2/-3:2005-06 + ISO 16322-2 Amd. 1:2007-10 MODIFIED PT1
Abrasion Resistance DIN EN 13770:2002-10 PT14
Button Hole Tearing ISO 13934-2:1999-02 MODIFIED: for buttonhole PT90
Rainwear Garment Durability Test Puma Method Modified JIS S 4020 PT80G
Seam Breakage ISO 13935-2:1999-02 MODIFIED PT33
Oven Migration Test JIS L 0854:2001-08-20 MODIFIED
PCF 12
90C x 24 Hours for subprints/ Fabrics with sublimation print and all
polyester fabrics with coatings, laminates and cire finishing
APPENDIX 2:
Amazon/ Puma Testing Standard versus Reference Code
General Apparel
Color Fastness Test
PUMA’s
Reference Code
Fastness to Washing BS EN ISO 105-C06 APCF1
Fastness to Washing (Contrast) APCF1
Fastness to Perspiration BS EN ISO 105 E04 APCF2
Fastness to Water BS EN ISO 105-E01 APCF3
Fastness to Rubbing BS EN ISO 105-X12 APCF4
Fastness to Light BS EN ISO 105-B02 APCF5
Fastness to Chlorinated Water BS EN ISO 105-E03 APCF8
Fastness to Saliva/Perspiration DIN 53160 1-2 :2010-10/GB/T 18886-2002 APCF9
Fastness to Yellowing ISO 105-X18:2007-09 APCF10
Fastness to Dry Cleaning BS EN ISO 105-D01 APCF11
Fastness to Non-Chlorine Bleach AATCC/ ASTM TS-001 APCF18
Oven Migration Test JIS L 0854:2001-08-20 MODIFIED APCF12
90C x 24 Hours for subprints/ Fabrics with sublimation print and
all polyester fabrics with coatings, laminates and cire finishing
Perspiration to Light fastness GB/T 14576 (Alkaline Perspiration) APCF17
• Physical Tests
PUMA’s Reference
Code
Appearance after washing/drying, AATCC 135/150(Dimensional stability and Appearance after APT1
dimensional stability and twist wash), AATCC 179 (Twist) Option 1
Fabric Weight ASTM D3776 APT2
Pilling Resistance (Pill Box)- Knitted fabric BS EN ISO 12945-1 APT3
Pilling Resistance (Martindale)- Woven fabric BS EN ISO 12945-2 APT3
Snag POD Test BS 8479 (Puma test) APT5A
Bursting Strength BS EN ISO 13938-2 (Test Area: 7.3cm2) APT6
Pile Loss AATCC 93 APT7
Tensile Strength BS EN ISO 13934-2 APT10
Tearing Test BS EN ISO 13937 -1 APT11
Seam Slippage BS EN ISO 13936-1 APT12
Abrasion Resistance BS EN ISO 12947-2 9kPa Load APT15
AMAZON/ PUMA GARMENT TEST REQUIREMENT

PUMA’s Reference
Code
Appearance after washing/drying, AATCC 135/150(Dimensional stability and Appearance after
dimensional stability and twist APT1
wash), AATCC 179 (Twist)
Seam Breakage (Strength) ASTM D 1683 APT33
Seam Stretchability AATCC TS-015 APT91
Stretch Point Strength Test ASTM D 1683 (Modified) APT92
AMAZON / PUMA FUNCTIONAL PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENT
PUMA’s Reference
Code
Water Absorbency Puma Method:2012-1 APT75
+ISO 6330:2012-04 MODIFIED PT1 (CHINA ENTERPRISE STANDARD
REGISTERED)
JIS L 1907-7.1.2 Byreck method+ISO 6330:2012-04
Wicking Performance MODIFIED: PT 1 page 54-58(CHINA ENTERPRISE STANDARD APT76
REGISTERED)
Determination of Drying Rate Puma Method:2012-12 APT77
+ISO 6330:2012-04 MODIFIED: PT1
Applied for Woven and knit fabrics with CHEMICAL Wicking
Finishes
(CHINA ENTERPRISE STANDARD REGISTERED)
Moisture Management Test (OMMC value) AATCC 195/ GB/T 21655.2-2009 test Applied for fabric structures APT77A
employing Inherent geometric & wicking properties of its fibers / yarns.
Hydrostatic Pressure Test (Water Column) AATCC 127 APT78
Water Repellence (Spray test) AATCC 22 APT79
Water Resistance - Rain Test AATCC35 APT80
Water Vapor Transmission of ASTM E 96 Procedure D APT82
Materials
Air Permeability of Textile ASTM D 737 APT83
Fabrics
Measurement of thermal and ISO 11092 APT89
water-vapour resistance under
steady-state conditions
(sweating guarded-hotplate
test)- Thermal insulation
APPENDIX 3
Puma Certified Fabric Testing Report
Puma’s Certified fabric testing report template is developed to ensure suppliers follow all color fastness, physical and
functional testing list and requirement correctly as determined. This report is only allowed suppliers who got accredited
by Puma’s nominee to use as in-house testing reports, Other non-accredited suppliers are required to submit 3rd party
testing company as Puma’s nominee. Supplier can download soft file of this report template through PUMA GLOBAL
GID database
APPENDIX 4
Puma Certified Garment Wash Testing Report
Puma’s Certified Garment Wash Test Report template is developed to ensure suppliers follow Garment wash test’s
parameters & requirement like shrinkage. Twist, appearance after wash for garment and all embellishments as
determined, it also add Oven Migration Test which mainly target all garment product styles contained 100% Polyester /
polyester blends≥50% used in CONTRAST COLOUR combinations within the same garment e.g., DARK coloured
collars, cuffs & panels together with light coloured body fabrics OR light colour collars, cuffs, & panels combined
together with DARK colour body fabric, and include any prints application with white or light color. This report is only
allowed suppliers who got accredited by Puma’s nominee to use as in-house testing reports, Other non-accredited
suppliers are required to submit 3rd party testing company as Puma’s nominee. Supplier can download soft file of this
report template through PUMA GLOBAL GID database
APPENDIX 5
Puma’s accreditation test program and test item list
• Textile in-house laboratory accreditation
Fabric Suppliers Production Location
1 DBL Jinnat BD
2 Square Fashion BD
3 Viyellatex BD
4 Best Pacific GZ
5 Foshan Xinguang GZ
6 Kam Hing GZ
7 Top Star GZ
8 Xiamen Huaomao GZ
9 Ningbo Shenzhou HZ
10 Tong Siang TH
11 Marsan Tekstil TUR
12 Fersan Tekstil (Sada) TUR
13 Memteks Tekstil A.S. TUR
14 SLN BOYA TUR
15 Chia Her TW
16 Delicacy TW
17 Far Eastern TW
18 Formosa TW
19 Fu Hsun Fiber TW
20 Men Chuen TW
21 Vietnam Tiong Liong VN
Remark : Accredited test items list by individual suppliers and updated fabric suppliers list will be searched
from SGS Extranet as https://share.sgs.com/sites/de-cts-asm
Puma Contact Window
SGS : George.Lam@sgs.com
ITS : Kenny.chan@intertek.com ( exclusive only for South Africa, Mexico and Latin America Regions)
Puma’s accreditation test program and test item list
• Garment in-house laboratory accreditation
Garment Lab Certification, this program is fully certified by SGS for both on-site audit
correlation test
1 Garment Bao Jin HZ
2 Garment Gokaldas Exports Limited India
3 Garment Keenway Malaysia SG
4 Garment Bodynit Indonesia SG
5 Garment Asian Sourcing HZ
6 Garment Domex VN
7 Garment Bowker VN
Garment Proficiency Program, this program is approved by Puma to conduct only correlation test by SGS,
supplier should offer other recognized brand certificate and complete testing facility checklist for Puma’s
approval
1 DBL Jinnat BD
2 Foshan Xinguang GZ
3 Regina Miracle GZ
4 Ningbo Shenzhou HZ
5 A1A VN
6 TMI VN
7 TSG China GZ
8 Square Fashion BD
9 QVE Vietnam VN
Remark : Accredited test items list by individual Garment maker and updated Garment makers list will be
searched from SGS Extranet as https://share.sgs.com/sites/de-cts-asm
Puma Contact Window

SGS : George.Lam@sgs.com
ITS : Kenny.chan@intertek.com ( exclusive only for South Africa, Mexico and Latin America Regions)
APPENDIX 6: Puma and GB test standard in equivalent chart
Puma test standard defined color fastness test base on fiber composition, and physical test is base on end product,
while GB test standard’s color fastness and physical test will be base on end product only
Below is Puma vs GB test standard in equivalent chart for different end products
End-Product Type /Test Standard: Knitted sportswear/T-Shirt( GB/T 22853-2009)

Test Description GB Test Method Puma Test Method
Color fastness to GB/T 3921-2008 ISO 105-C08:2010-03
washing
Printing Color fastness GB/T 3921-2008 ISO 105-C08:2010-03
to washing
Color Fastness to rub GB/T 3920-2008 ISO 105-X12:2001-05
Color fastness to water GB/T 5713-2013 ISO 105-E01:2013
Color Fastness to GB/T 3922-2013 ISO 105-E04:2008-09
perspiration
Color Fastness to light GB/T 8427-2008 ISO 105-B02
Color Fastness GB/T 14576-2009 GB/T 14576-2009
perspire to light
Fastness to Saliva (only GB/T 18886-2002 DIN 53160 1-2 :2010-10
infant)
Fiber content GB/T 29862-2013, GB/T 2910 ISO 1833-1-26 Newest version
Pilling GB/T 4802.1-2008 ISO 12945-2 :2000-07 MODIFIED
Bursting GB/T19976-2005 (38+/-0.02) mm ISO 13938-2:1999
Spirality after wash GB/T 8629-2001 5A ISO 5077 :2007-02/ ISO 3759 :2011-05/
Dimensional stability GB/T 8629-2001 5A Line Dry ISO 6330:2012-04
after wash ISO 16322-1/-2/-3:2005-06 + ISO 16322-
2 Amd. 1:2007-10 MODIFIED
Seam break FZ/T 01031 ISO 13935-2:1999-02 MODIFIED

Odor GB 18401 GB 18401
AZO DYE GB/T 17592 / GB/T 23344 Textiles – EN ISO 14362-1:2017; for 4-
Aminoazobenzene – EN ISO 14632-
3:2017
Heavy Metal (only GB/T 30157 Test method for cadmium according
infant) to EN 16711-1 / Cd INFANT ≤40 mg/kg,
Test method for lead according to
Metal: CPSC-CH-E1001-08.3
Non-metal: CPSC-CH-E1002-08.3
Surface coating: CPSC-CH-E1003-09.1
,Pb ≤90 mg/kg
Phthalates (only infant) GB/T 20388 Test Method is CPSC-CH-C1001-09.3,
Reporting limit for phthalate is 50
mg/kg
pH requirement GB/T 7573 ISO 4045 :3.5-7.0 for leather, ISO
3071:4.0-7.5 for textile
Formaldehyde GB/T 2912.1 EN ISO 14184-1:2011,
Flammability test GB/T 14644-2014 GB/T 14644-2014
Pull of strength test for GB 31701-2015 EN 71 / ASTM F-963
trims components (Only With a diameter ≥ 6mm: ≥ 90N
infants and kids) With a diameter < 6mm: ≥ 50N
End-Product Type /Test Standard: 2, Knitted garment and adornment for infant (FZ/T 73025-2013)
washing
Color fastness to water GB/T 5713-2013 ISO 105-E01:2010-04
perspiration
infant)
Dimensional stability GB/T 8629-2001 5A Line Dry ISO 5077 :2007-02/ ISO 3759 :2011-05/
after wash ISO 6330:2012-04
ISO 16322-1/-2/-3:2005-06 + ISO 16322-
Odor GB 18401 GB 18401

3:2017
Heavy Metal (only GB/T 17593. 1~17593. 4 Test method for cadmium according
,Pb ≤90 mg/kg
mg/kg
End-Product Type /Test Standard: 3, Knitted skirt suits (FZ/T 73026-2014 )

washing
perspiration
Color Fastness to dry GB/T 5711 一 2015 ISO 105-D01:2010-05
cleaning
Color Fastness to light GB/T 8427 一 2008 ISO 105-B02
perspire to light
infant)
Pilling GB/T 4802.1-2008； wool ≥30% GB/T ISO 12945-2 :2000-07 MODIFIED
4802.3
Bursting GB/T19976-2005 (38+/-0.02) mm ISO 13938-2:1999
Spirality after wash GB/T 8629-2001 5A（wool ≥30% or ISO 5077 :2007-02/ ISO 3759 :2011-05/
Dimensional stability regenerated cellulose ≥50% ：7A； ISO 6330:2012-04
after wash silk≥50% or “hand wash”products ： ISO 16322-1/-2/-3:2005-06 + ISO 16322-
Appearance after wash Imitate hand wash） 2 Amd. 1:2007-10 MODIFIED
Line Dry（silk≥50% flat dry）
Seam break FZ/T 01031 ISO 13935-2:1999-02 MODIFIED
Odor GB 18401 GB 18401
3:2017
,Pb ≤90 mg/kg
mg/kg
End-Product Type /Test Standard: 4, Wool Knitting goods (wool content ≥30%), FZ/T 73018-2012
Color fastness to GB/ T 12490-2007 ISO 105-C08:2010-03
washing
perspiration
cleaning
infant)
Pilling GB/T 4802.3 ISO 12945-2 :2000-07 MODIFIED
Bursting GB/T 7742.1-2005 ISO 13938-2:1999
Torsion Angle FZ/T 20011 ISO 16322-1
Dimensional stability GB/T 8629-2001 7A Oven Dry ISO 6330:2012-04
after wash ISO 16322-1/-2/-3:2005-06 + ISO 16322-
Odor GB 18401 GB 18401

3:2017
,Pb ≤90 mg/kg
mg/kg
Formaldehyde GB/T 2912.1 GB/T 14644-2014
Flammability test GB/T 14644-2014 Follow 16 CFR 1610 for USA Market-
Class 1
End-Product Type /Test Standard: 5, Wool Content (wool <30%)& wool like knitting ( FZ/T73005-2012 )
Color fastness to GB/ T 12490--2007 ISO 105-C08:2010-03
washing
perspiration
infant)
Pilling GB/T 4802.3 ISO 12945-2 :2000-07 MODIFIED
Dimensional stability GB/T 8629-2001 7A Oven Dry ISO 5077 :2007-02/ ISO 3759 :2011-05/
after wash ISO 6330:2012-04
ISO 16322-1/-2/-3:2005-06 + ISO 16322-
Odor GB 18401 GB 18401

3:2017
,Pb ≤90 mg/kg
mg/kg
End-Product Type /Test Standard: 6. Hosiery (FZ/T73001-2016)

washing
perspiration
infant)
Stretch FZ/T 73001 FZ/T 73001 / FZ/T 73037
Odor GB 18401 GB 18401
3:2017
,Pb ≤90 mg/kg
mg/kg
End-Product Type /Test Standard: 7. Knitted sports socks (FZ/T73037-2010)

washing
perspiration
infant)
Odor GB 18401 GB 18401
3:2017
,Pb ≤90 mg/kg
mg/kg

End-Product Type /Test Standard: 8. Knitted civil gloves (FZ/T73047-2013)
washing
perspiration
infant)
Odor GB 18401 GB 18401
AZO DYE GB/T 17592 / GB/T 23344 Textiles - EN ISO 14362-1:2012 or § 64
LFGB, BVL B 82.02-2:2013; for 4-
Aminoazobenzene
Heavy Metal (only GB/T 30157 Textiles – EN ISO 14362-1:2017; for 4-
infant) Aminoazobenzene – EN ISO 14632-
3:2017
Phthalates (only infant) GB/T 20388 Test method for cadmium according
to EN 16711-1 / Cd INFANT ≤40 mg/kg,
,Pb ≤90 mg/kg
pH requirement GB/T 7573 Test Method is CPSC-CH-C1001-09.3,
mg/kg
Formaldehyde GB/T 2912.1 ISO 4045 :3.5-7.0 for leather, ISO
End-Product Type /Test Standard: 9. Knitted scarf and shawl (FZ/T73042-2011)

washing
perspiration
cleaning
infant)
Dimensional stability GB/T 8629-2001 5A （“hand wash ISO 16322-1/-2/-3:2005-06 + ISO 16322-
after wash only”：Imitate hand wash）Line dry 2 Amd. 1:2007-10 MODIFIED
Appearance after wash
Odor GB 18401 GB 18401
3:2017
,Pb ≤90 mg/kg
mg/kg

End-Product Type /Test Standard: 10. Knitted accessories (FZ/T73044-2012)

perspiration
infant)
Odor GB 18401 GB 18401
3:2017
,Pb ≤90 mg/kg
mg/kg
End-Product Type /Test Standard: 11, Knitted caps (FZ/T 73002-2016)

washing
perspiration
cleaning
infant)
Appearance after wash GB/T 8630 、GB/T 8629--2001 7A, ISO 5077 :2007-02/ ISO 3759 :2011-05/
Line Dry ISO 6330:2012-04
ISO 16322-1/-2/-3:2005-06 + ISO 16322-
Odor GB 18401 GB 18401
3:2017
,Pb ≤90 mg/kg
mg/kg
End-Product Type /Test Standard: 12, Sports brassiere ( FZT/T 74002-2014)
washing
perspiration
perspire to light
infant)
Pressure /N FZ/T70006-2004 FZ/T70006-2004
Under border
(to be closed type)
Under border
(pull over type)
Air Permeability GB/T 5453-1997 GB/T 5453-1997
(mm/sec)
Odor GB 18401 GB 18401
3:2017
,Pb ≤90 mg/kg
mg/kg
Formaldehyde GB/T 2912.1 EN ISO 14184-1:2011

End-Product Type /Test Standard: 13. Woven Casual Wear/Washed Garment (FZ/T 81007-2012)
washing
Color fastness to dry- GB/T 5711-2015 ISO 105-D01:2010
cleaning
Trimming and GB/T 3921-2008 ISO 105-C10:2006
embroidery thread
Color fastness to
washing
Trimming and GB/T 5711-2015 ISO 105-D01:2010
embroidery thread
Color fastness to dry-
cleaning
perspiration
infant)
Seam Slippage FZ/T 81007 A ISO 13936-2:2004-04
(Loading and Seam
opening)
Pilling GB/T 4802.1-2008 ISO 12945-2 :2000-07 MODIFIED
Spirality after wash FZ/T 81007 4.3.6 ISO 5077 :2007-02/ ISO 3759 :2011-05/
Dimensional stability GB/ T 8630（silk products GB/T ISO 6330:2012-04
after wash 18132），5A（wool or silk≥50% 7A） ISO 16322-1/-2/-3:2005-06 + ISO 16322-
Line Dry 2 Amd. 1:2007-10 MODIFIED
Appearance after wash GB/ T 8630（silk products GB/T 18132

），5A（wool or silk≥50% 7A）Line
Dry
Peeling strength (only FZ/T 80007.1-2006 FZ/T 80007.1-2006
for fusible interlining)
Seam break GB/T 3923.1 ISO 13935-2:1999-02 MODIFIED
Odor GB 18401 GB 18401
3:2017
,Pb ≤90 mg/kg
mg/kg
End-Product Type /Test Standard: 14, Cotton Wadding ( GB/T 2662-2017)

washing
perspiration
cleaning
infant)
Seam Slippage GB/T 3923.1
(Loading and Seam ISO 13936-2:2004-04
opening)
Dimensional stability GB/T 8630，GB/T 8629-2001 5（“hand ISO 5077 :2007-02/ ISO 3759 :2011-05/
after wash wash ”：Imitate hand wash）；Line ISO 6330:2012-04
Dry ISO 16322-1/-2/-3:2005-06 + ISO 16322-
Appearance after wash GB/T 8630，GB/T 8629-2001 5A 2 Amd. 1:2007-10 MODIFIED
（“hand wash ”：Imitate hand
wash）；Line Dry
Peeling strength (only FZ/T 80007.1-2006 FZ/T 80007.1-2006
for fusible interlining)
Seam break GB/T 21294 ISO 13935-2:1999-02 MODIFIED
Odor GB 18401 GB 18401
3:2017
,Pb ≤90 mg/kg
mg/kg
End-Product Type /Test Standard: 15, Down Garment (down content ≥50%),GBT/14272-2011
washing
infant)
Seam Slippage GB/T 14272 D ISO 13936-2:2004-04
(Loading and Seam
opening)
Down Proof GB/T 14272-2011 APPENDIX E EN 12132-1
Down Weight GB/T 14272-2011 GB/T 14272-2011
Down Quality GB/T 14272-2011 APPENDIX C IDFB PART 3
3:2017
,Pb ≤90 mg/kg
mg/kg

Standard safety size for GB/T 22702-2008 GB/T 22702-2008
drawstrings on children
upper wear
Safety specifications for GB/T 22705-2008 GB/T 22705-2008
cords and drawstrings
on children clothing
End-Product Type /Test Standard: 16. Woven shirt (GB/T2660-2017 )
washing
perspiration
infant)
Seam Slippage GB/T 3923.1 ISO 13936-2:2004-04
(Loading and Seam
opening)
Dimensional stability GB/T 8630,GB/T 8629-2001 5A, ISO 5077 :2007-02/ ISO 3759 :2011-05/
after wash （“hand wash ”products：imitate ISO 6330:2012-04
hand wash）Line Dry ISO 16322-1/-2/-3:2005-06 + ISO 16322-
Appearance after wash GB/T 8630,GB/T 8629-2001 5A, 2 Amd. 1:2007-10 MODIFIED
（“hand wash ”products：imitate
hand wash）Line Dry
Odor GB 18401 GB 18401
3:2017
,Pb ≤90 mg/kg
mg/kg
End-Product Type /Test Standard: 17, Jean Wear (FZ/T 81006-2017)

washing
perspiration
infant)
Seam Slippage FZ/T 81006 ISO 13936-2:2004-04
(Loading and Seam
opening)
Dimensional stability GB/T 8630,GB/T 8629-2001 5A,Tumble ISO 5077 :2007-02/ ISO 3759 :2011-05/
after wash dry ISO 6330:2012-04
Appearance after wash GB/T 8630,GB/T 8629-2001 5A,Tumble ISO 16322-1/-2/-3:2005-06 + ISO 16322-
dry 2 Amd. 1:2007-10 MODIFIED
Seam break GB/T21294, FZ/T 81006 ISO 13935-2:1999-02 MODIFIED
Pulling strength of FZ/T 81006-2017 GB/T 3923.1
waist button
Tearing strength GB/T 3917.1 GB/T 3917.1
Tensile Strength GB/T 3923.2 GB/T 3923.2
Abrasion GB/T 21196.2-2007 ISO 12947-2:1998-12
Odor GB 18401 GB 18401
3:2017
,Pb ≤90 mg/kg
mg/kg
End-Product Type /Test Standard: 18，GB/T33271-2016 Infant’s wear(woven)

washing
perspiration
infant)
Dimensional stability GB/T 8630,GB/T 8629-2001 5A,（wool ISO 5077 :2007-02/ ISO 3759 :2011-05/
after wash content or silk content,7A) ,Line Dry ISO 6330:2012-04
ISO 16322-1/-2/-3:2005-06 + ISO 16322-
Heavy metal GB/T 1759、GB/T 3922, Acidic sweat solution according to ISO
Extractable ISO 17294-2: 2003 105 E04 EN ISO 17294-2 / EN
ISO 11885
Pulling strength of GB/T 3923.1 GB/T 3923.1
stripes
Odor GB 18401 GB 18401
3:2017
,Pb ≤90 mg/kg
mg/kg
End-Product Type /Test Standard: 19, FZ/T 82002-2016 Woven caps

washing
perspiration
infant)
Appearance after wash GB/T 8630,GB/T 8629-2001 7A,Line ISO 5077 :2007-02/ ISO 3759 :2011-05/
Dry ISO 6330:2012-04
ISO 16322-1/-2/-3:2005-06 + ISO 16322-
Odor GB 18401 GB 18401
3:2017
,Pb ≤90 mg/kg
mg/kg
APPENDIX 7: Garment Wash Test Template
Update “Rib part is mandatory required” for Measurement Evaluation
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VERSION 4.4R APRIL 26,2019

VERSION 4.4R: APRIL 26,2019. EFFECTIVE: SS20

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WHAT IS NEW IN 4.4 VERSION, EFFECTIVE SS20 ONWARDS

Home laundry’s cross-staining test will be using “ 10 pcs of mock

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PROMO / TRAINING / PERFORMANCE: Highest level of requirements.

NON- PROMO/ NON-TRAINING: Standard level of requirements.

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Fibre composition Reference Code

Fabric Type / End-use Reference Code

PROMO / TRAINING / PERFORMANCE =>

– High Performance level

NON- PROMO /NON-TRAINING

– Regular performance level =>

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Trims TRIM CF01 Zipper + Pullers

Prints CF/025 Heat transfer Logo's / Heat sealed embellishments

Packaging CFR/01 Paper Hangtags & Packings

Fabric PS/05 Sweater Sweaters Knitted goods in a variety of fibre blends. 30

Fabric APS/01 All knitted fabrics 20

Fabric AGMT/001 Knitted garments include Sweater/Seamless 22

Fabric AFUN/001 All fabrics (Woven and Knitted fabrics) 23

All Garments GMT/001

Additional NON-ROUTINE test requirement –On Request Basis

Light Fastness test

testing) Water /Perspiration Dry (only fabrics

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Light Fastness test

Development testing (validity √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √

Repeat order testing per √ √ - √ √ √ - √ Random Check √

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dark fabrics combined with

INVESTIGATIVE / ROUTINE testing: ROUTINE testing ROUTINE testing ROUTINE testing

Development testing (validity within 12 months) √ √ √

1st bulk testing √ √ √

Repeat order testing per season √ √ √

PUMA PACKAGING: Color Fastness Requirements

Color staining: >=4-5,

Color staining: >=4-5

INVESTIGATIVE / ROUTINE testing: ROUTINE testing ROUTINE testing ROUTINE testing

Development testing (validity within 12 months) √ √ √

1st bulk testing √ √ √

Repeat order testing per season √ √ √

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Light Fastness test

Perspiration Water /Perspiration Yellowing bleach Test

Repeat order testing per season: √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √

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FOLLOW FIBER COTENT REQUIREMENT CHART

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FOLLOW FIBER COTENT REQUIREMENT CHART

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type dimensional stability and twist Seam breakage

Synthetic fibres and Chief value synthetic:

Appearance after wash: No physical appearance change

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Washing durability 10 wash cycle (one wash cycle: