
ISO 12116:2008
ISO 12116:2008 Textiles – Methods of simulating colour change during actual wear by means of laboratory colour-fastness tests
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Category: ICS:59.080.01
Description
ISO/TR 12116:2008 describes four methods designed to simulate, by means of laboratory colour-fastness tests, the colour changes which take place in clothing during actual wear. The four methods are applicable to the following types of clothing:
- sports clothing (method 1);
- smocks and other shirt-like outer garments worn outdoors (method 2);
- indoor clothing and underwear (method 3);
- military uniforms (method 4).
Edition
1
Published Date
2008-07-07
Status
PUBLISHED
Pages
7
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Abstract
ISO/TR 12116:2008 describes four methods designed to simulate, by means of laboratory colour-fastness tests, the colour changes which take place in clothing during actual wear. The four methods are applicable to the following types of clothing:
- sports clothing (method 1);
- smocks and other shirt-like outer garments worn outdoors (method 2);
- indoor clothing and underwear (method 3);
- military uniforms (method 4).
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