6a Garment Specification Form - The Warehouse
6a Garment Specification Form - The Warehouse
6a Garment Specification Form - The Warehouse
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11a: Children's nightwear and limited daywear fire hazard<br />
compliance<br />
AS/NZS 1249 <strong>The</strong> scope of the standard is not limited to only clothing that is specifically intended<br />
as nightwear – it also includes clothing that could possibly be worn to bed.<br />
Supplier must check all infants and children’s garments against these statutes to<br />
determine if compliance is required or not. This is important if the supplier is<br />
manufacturing to their own specification – the supplier’s style and specification must<br />
be compliant with the standard.<br />
Where determined by AS/NZS1249 the supplier must have the fabric and trims<br />
tested to ensure that they comply with the standard. Refer to the Fabrics and<br />
Accessories section, Volume One, Section Two of this manual.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Fire Danger label must be also be tested for durability<br />
All labelling must be attached as per the standard. If the garments are to be sold prepackaged<br />
in branded hanger packs the relevant Fire Danger label must be printed in<br />
a prominent position and size on the packaging. Refer to Labelling and Packaging<br />
section, section 4 of this manual for all labelling artwork and details.<br />
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Quality Assurance Guide, Volume Two (version 1.3)
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