Quality control testing in fashion aims to ensure that products meet safety standards and regulations, protecting consumers from potential hazards.

Flammability testing is typically not a common type of fabric testing in the fashion industry, as most fabrics are treated with flame retardants to meet safety standards.

Colorfastness testing is conducted to assess the fabric's resistance to fading when exposed to light, washing, or other conditions, ensuring the garment's color integrity.

ASTM D5034 is a widely used test method for determining the tensile strength of fabrics, providing quantitative data on the fabric's resistance to breaking under tension.

Shrinkage testing is crucial to ensure that garments maintain their intended fit and size after washing or cleaning, preventing customer dissatisfaction and returns.

The Martindale abrasion test is a widely recognized method for evaluating the fabric's resistance to abrasion, simulating wear and tear conditions to assess the fabric's durability.

Seam strength testing is conducted to assess the garment's overall durability by evaluating the strength and integrity of the seams, ensuring that they can withstand normal wear and tear.

AATCC 15 is a widely used test method for determining the garment's colorfastness to perspiration, assessing the fabric's resistance to color change or bleeding when exposed to sweat.

Pilling resistance testing is conducted to assess the garment's resistance to the formation of small balls or fuzz on the fabric surface, ensuring the garment's appearance and durability.

The snag resistance test is a specialized method used to evaluate the garment's resistance to snagging, simulating real-life conditions where the fabric may come into contact with sharp objects.

Zipper strength testing is conducted to ensure the zipper's proper functionality, evaluating its strength, durability, and resistance to breakage or malfunction.

The wrinkle resistance test is a specialized method used to evaluate the garment's resistance to wrinkling, assessing its ability to maintain a smooth appearance after being subjected to compression or folding.

Button strength testing is conducted to ensure the button's proper functionality, evaluating its strength, durability, and resistance to breakage or detachment.

The fade resistance test is a specialized method used to evaluate the garment's resistance to fading, assessing its ability to retain its color when exposed to light, washing, or other conditions.

Seam slippage testing is conducted to ensure the seam's proper construction, evaluating its strength and resistance to unraveling or breaking, ensuring the garment's durability and integrity.