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This part of ISO/IEC 15459 specifies a unique, non-significant string of characters for the unique identifier of product groupings. The character string is intended to be represented in linear bar code and two-dimensional...

This method determines the durability and strength of the bonds of bonded, laminated and fused fabrics. This procedure is frequently carried out on fabrics that have been washed or dry-cleaned and/or saturated with water or...

This method determines alteration in appearance, delamination and dimensional change of coated, bonded, laminated and fused fabrics as a result of dry cleaning.

This method provides a procedure for the exposure of textile materials of all kinds, including coated fabrics and products made thereof, in an artificial weathering apparatus using a xenon arc lamp and controlled conditions...

This method rates textile materials for thermal resistance and insulation when exposed to a convective energy level of 83 ± 2 kW/m 2 for a short duration. It is applicable to woven fabrics, knit fabrics, battings, and...

This method describes a procedure for subjecting textile materials to the action of solvents for the ultimate determination, by the appropriate test method, of the effect of such a treatment on the permanence of finishes...

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

This method describes a procedure for measuring the penetration of water through fabrics, with the fabric under constant water pressure. It is primarily applicable to heavily proofed fabrics used in tarpaulins, tentage and...

This method determines the resistance of textile materials to disfiguration by growth of fungi that derive their assimilable carbon not from the pure textile fibres but from nonfibrous substances present in or on the fibres...

This method determines the resistance of textile materials containing cellulosic fibres to deterioration by the action of a cellulolytic fungus. The method is to be used for textile materials from which it is not convenient...

This method describes a procedure for evaluating the resistance of textile fabrics to snagging. The method is particularly applicable to double knit fabrics which contain 100% textured filament yarns, such as nylon and...

This method determines the relationship between the length and mass of the yarn being tested, using SI Units. The SI derived unit is the tex, which is defined as the mass in grams per kilometre. Multiples or submultiples of...