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This method determines the breaking strength of fabrics by the ravelled strip method. The method is also applicable to narrow fabrics. It is not recommended for knitted fabrics and may have to be modified for certain woven...

This method determines the bursting strength of knitted and other nonwoven fabrics by the diaphragm pressure procedure. Although it may also be used with woven fabrics, it should be noted that for such materials it is the...

This method determines the bursting strength of knitted and other non-woven fabrics by the ball burst procedure. Although it may also be used with woven fabrics, it should be noted that for such materials it is the breaking...

This method contains five accelerated tests for determining the colourfastness to washing of textile fabrics, threads and yarns. Each test is designed to produce in a single treatment the colour change to be expected after...

This method assesses the fastness of the colour of textile materials to wetting with water. It is applicable to dyed, printed and otherwise coloured fibres, yarns and fabrics of all kinds. In the case of multicoloured...

This method assesses the colourfastness of textile materials to wetting with sea water. It is applicable to dyed, printed and otherwise coloured fibres, yarns and fabric of all kinds. In the case of multicoloured materials...

This method assesses the resistance of the colour of textile materials to rubbing off in the dry state or in the presence of moisture or solvent. Such rubbing off of colour may result in fading or streaking, and/or staining...

This method determines, in a single treatment, the dimensional changes (shrinkage or stretch) that may occur in a fabric as a result of relaxation of strain, during any of the following treatments: commercial preshrinking of...

Finishing — This method contains procedures for finishing (smoothing) fabric after washing or dry cleaning. Three principal methods of pressing and a procedure for restoration after dimensional change are described. These...

This method measures the air permeability in terms of the number of cubic centimetres of air passing through one square centimetre of fabric per second when the differential between the air pressures on opposite sides of the...

This method determines maximum safe ironing temperature, i.e., the highest temperature at which a fabric may be ironed without damage. The test does not take into account slight thermal shrinkage that may occur with some...

This part of ISO 7211 specifies a method for the determination of twist in yarns removed from woven fabrics. The method is only applicable to yarns spun on conventional systems, and is not applicable to OE (open-end spun) or...