Bureau Veritas Consumer Products Services, Inc.

SOFTLINES TESTING QUALITY ASSURANCE MANUAL

TravelSmith

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SOFTLINES QUALITY ASSURANCE MANUAL

TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 TRAVELSMITH POLICY STATEMENT -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 TESTING PROCEDURES -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 I. TRAVELSMITHS RESPONSIBILITY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 II. VENDOR RESPONSIBILITY ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 III. BVCPS RESPONSIBILITY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7 VENDOR CONFIRMATION FORM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8 TEST PROTOCOL FOR FABRIC ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9 TEST PROTOCOL FOR GARMENT ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12 TEST PROTOCOL FOR SWEATERS -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 16 TEST PROTOCOL FOR ADDITIONAL COLOR ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 20 TEST PROTOCOL FOR LEATHER / WASHABLE SUEDE-FABRIC ---------------------------------------------------- 21 TEST PROTOCOL FOR LEATHER / WASHABLE SUEDE-GARMENT ------------------------------------------------ 23 TEST PROTOCOL FOR ACCESSORIES --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 26 PRICE LIST ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 27 TRAVELSMITH TEST REQUEST FORM ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 28 LOCATIONS AND CONTACTS FOR BVCPS LABORATORIES --------------------------------------------------------- 30

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INTRODUCTION This TravelSmith Softlines Quality Assurance Manual provides the administrative procedures and quality assurance requirements under the testing program. The Consumer Products Services Division of Bureau Veritas (BVCPS) is the approved laboratory under this program and will perform testing on all items as requested by TravelSmith and its suppliers as outlined in this manual. TravelSmiths performance standards are based on BVCPS past experience. The Performance Standards are used as a guideline for the evaluation of TravelSmiths acceptability. Most test methods and test procedures are originated from:

ASTM (American Society of Testing and Materials) AATCC (American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists) CPSC (Consumer Product Safety Commission) FTC (Federal Trade Commission)

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TravelSmith POLICY STATEMENT 1. TravelSmith is committed to delivering quality merchandise to the TravelSmith customer. 2. This program is based on the mandate that all Softlines merchandise purchased by TravelSmith must be tested to meet all applicable laws and regulatory requirements, in addition to ensuring compliance with TravelSmiths customer satisfaction and acceptability. 3. TravelSmith only accepts test reports from BVCPS or a BVCPS affiliate. Any exceptions must be agreed to in advance with TravelSmith. 4. This testing or any subsequent result does not limit TravelSmith rights or diminish or remove vendor or manufacturer's responsibilities and obligations under the Purchase Order Terms and Conditions.

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TESTING PROCEDURES I. TravelSmiths RESPONSIBILITY

Provide the vendor with a copy of the TravelSmith Quality Assurance Softlines Program Manual, sample submission requirements and performance standards. When a product fails testing, TravelSmith will discuss the situation with the Quality Department (and the vendor, when necessary), to determine the disposition as to retest or cancellation of the order, etc.

II. VENDOR RESPONSIBILITY

As a vendor to TravelSmith, you are fully responsible for all fabric and garment testing of production merchandise. You must guarantee that fabric and garments pass all tests before production and shipment. The best timing for fabric/garment testing immediately after the style/item had been adopted into our line/book, so approval may be made for care recommendations in time for production. It is the vendors responsibility to ensure that all necessary tests are done to meet TravelSmiths requirements. All tests will be paid by the Vendor. Sample submission to BVCPS :

Fabric Testing: For initial bulk fabric testing, a minimum of two (2) square yards must be submitted for full testing in one (1) colorway along with a minimum of one (1) square yard fabric in each additional colorway. Fabric must be identical in every aspect to bulk production piece goods including color and prints. "Pre-Production Garment Testing: Send three (3) garments in the darkest colorway for complete garment testing" If additional garment / fabric is required, BVCPS will immediately contact the vendor.

A completed TravelSmith Test Request Form should be submitted with garment / fabric. BVCPS will not accept a sample if the form is incomplete. The Vendor may obtain Test Request Forms directly from BVCPS (See Enclosed Test Request Form). Garments must include all bulk trim, accessories and embellishments. Findings and Functional / Decorative Trim Zippers Buttons and Snaps (more samples may be required if the coating is insufficient for testing) Elastic, Lace, Ribbon Applied Trim:, Bows, Patches, Etc. Screenprint, Embroidery / Appliqu Accessories Number of Samples Required 6 Zippers Total (2 Garment & 4 Zippers) 10 Samples (To be tested on garment stage) 2 Yards 8 Pieces Applied on Production Fabric 4 Pieces /Samples of Art Work 6 samples

VISUALLY UNSATISFACTORY SAMPLES (stains, tears, missing pieces) WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED FOR TESTING!

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II. VENDOR RESPONSIBILITY (Continued) Samples Required for Testing Garment Retests: All retests are the vendors responsibility. Note: On product re-tests, the previous test report number must be referenced on the Test Request Form. If a previous report number is not referenced, the full fabric and garment tests may be performed on the submission. All retested fees are vendors responsibility. Ongoing Programs: Products that are purchased on an ongoing basis must be tested in accordance with the appropriate packages at least once every season, or when changes have been made in production.

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III. BVCPS RESPONSIBILITY

When the Test Request Form is incomplete, the laboratory will notify the originating vendor. Until proper information is received, testing will be delayed. Complete testing and evaluate the test results (See TravelSmith Standard Test Package). Rate the product by: o Pass The product provides good overall consumer serviceability and requires no improvement. Fail The product has deficiencies of such severity that the customer dissatisfaction will likely result and / or noncompliance or regulatory requirements. The product cannot be sold until improvements are made

Complete hard copy report in the "Report" form including reasons for failure and recommendation for improvements in the cases of Fail rating.

All Reports will be emailed to Crystal McDougald, Vendor Compliance and Quality Control Manager, TravelSmith at cmcdougald@travelsmith.com

In the case of failed tests; BVCPS will forward swatches of the failed test results for review to: Crystal McDougald Vendor Compliance and Quality Control Manager 773 San Marin Drive Suite 2300 Novato, CA 94945 Phone: 415-798-3013 Fax: 415-884-1620

Distribute the reports within 5 working days from sample submission by email and the hard copy of the report, followed in the mail as follows: o Pass Results E-mail to TravelSmith TD Manager 1 copy to vendor Fail Results 1 Original with swatches to TravelSmith TD & QA Manager 1 copy to vendor

Always include a copy of the Test Request Form submitted with the samples when sending the reports by e-mail.

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VENDOR CONFIRMATION FORM

I acknowledge receipt of TravelSmith Quality Assurance Manual. I have read and understand the policies and procedures set forth and agree to comply with them.

Company Name (Type or Print)

Company Officers Signature

(Type or Print Name Signed Above)

Title

Date Please fax signed copy to Crystal McDougald at (415) 884-1620 or Mail to TravelSmith, 773 San Marin Drive, Suite 2300, Novato, CA 94945 attn: C. McDougald

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TEST PROTOCOL FOR FABRIC Evaluation SUPPLEMENTAL PROTOCOLS * CA Prop 65 Citation / Method Applicable Section from Protocol CPSD-6572-US ASTM D3776 ASTM D3775 ASTM D1059 AATCC 20 / 20A (Microscopic) ASTM D3990 Visual 16 CFR 1610 AATCC 135 Woven 5% x 5% Max Tolerance 5% x 5%: Jersey French Terry Fleece Pile Knits 100% Synthetic (polyester, nylon, acrylic) & 50/50 blends Fabrics with Spandex 7% x 7%: Ribs: 1x1, 2x1, 2x2, Needle out, Variegated Interlocks & Needle out Jacquards Pointelle Novelty Knits Thermals, Waffle, Pique, Lacoste Max Tolerance Woven Fabrics: 2% x 2% Max Knit Fabrics: 3% x 3% Max Woven Fabrics: 3% Max Knit Fabrics: 5% Max No obvious defects / observations affecting the end product performance / appearance Color Change: Grade 4 min, Pigment Dye Grade 3.5 min Selfstaining: Grade 4.5 min Pilling: Grade 4.5 Satisfactory Performance of the Components, Seam Durability, etc. List All Observations Criteria The sample shall be reviewed against the requirements of California Proposition 65 to determine if additional testing or labeling is required. As pre-production sample / as claimed ( 5%) 5% Max tolerance from approved or claimed 5% Max tolerance from approved or claimed Blends: +/- 3% actual content from Claim or Label Single Fiber: No tolerance from Claim or Label No Critical Defects Class I

PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS Fabric Weight Thread Count Yarn Size *Fiber Content CONSTRUCTION & WORKMANSHIP Defects PERFORMANCE Flammability: General Apparel Dimensional Stability Home Laundering

Knits

Dry Cleaning Torque

AATCC 158 or Professional Method AATCC 179

Appearance After Laundering

Per Care Label Visual

*Note: One fiber is included in the package; all other fibers will be additionally charged.

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TEST PROTOCOL FOR FABRIC Continued... Evaluation Physical Testing Bursting Strength (Knit) Tensile Strength (Woven) (Warp x Fill) General Fabrics Lining and Pocketing Fabrics Denim Fabrics Tear Strength (Woven) (Warp x Fill) General Fabrics Warp x Fill Lining and Pocketing Fabrics Denim Fabrics Pilling (Woven) Pilling (Knits) ASTM D3514 ASTM D3512 ASTM D1424 Citation / Method ASTM D3786 40 PSI Fabric Weight ( oz / sq yd ) 2.5-4.0 4.0-6.0 >6.0 25 30 40 15 20 25 Fabric Weight ( oz / sq yd ) 8.0-10.0 10.0-12.0 >12.0 60 x 40 80 x 50 100 x 60 Fabric Weight ( oz / sq yd ) <2.0 2.0-4.0 4.0-6.0 >6.0 1.5 2.0 3.0 4.0 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 Fabric Weight ( oz / sq yd ) 8.0-10.0 10.0-12.0 >12.0 5.0 6.0 7.0 Class 3.5 At 300 Cycles Class 3.5 At 30 Minutes In stretch direction only, for : For Samples with Spandex Content > 10% (60 seconds) Requirements for Recovery: 85% Requirements for Growth: 5% <2.5 15 10 For Samples with Spandex Content < 10% (1 hour) Requirements for Recovery: 70% Requirements for Growth: 7% For Samples with Spandex Content > 10% (60 seconds) Requirements for Recovery: 85% Requirements for Growth: 5% For Samples with Spandex Content < 10% (1 hour) Requirements for Recovery: 70% Requirements for Growth: 7% Maximum 1g of Water Penetration @ 2 ft / 2 Minute Original: ISO 90 Minimum After 3 washes (Per Care Instruction): ISO 70 Minimum Grade 4 Grade 3.5 Criteria

ASTM D5034

*Stretch and Recovery

ASTM D2594 KNIT

ASTM D3107 WOVEN

*Water Resistance Rain Test (Rainwear / Outerwear) (Only If Claimed To Be WaterproofSeams Must Be Taped) *Water Repellency Spray Test (Only if Claimed To Be Water RepellentWithout Taped Seams) *Wrinkle Recovery (Only if Claimed) *Wrinkle resistance / durable press (If Claimed No-Iron or Wrinkle Proof with Taped Seams)

AATCC 35

AATCC 22 AATCC 128 AATCC 143

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TEST PROTOCOL FOR FABRIC Continued... Evaluation Citation / Method COLORFASTNESS PROPERTIES (Also for Additional Colorway) Crocking Accelerated Laundering Dry Cleaning (1X) Chlorine Bleach Non-Chlorine Bleach Light *Perspiration (Lining Only) Water *Ozone (Indigo and White) *Gas Fading (Indigo and White) *Pool Water (Swimwear) *Sea Water (Swimwear) MOISTURE MANAGEMENT *Absorbency *Wicking (If Claimed Wicks Away Moisture or Similar) *Water Vapor Transmission AATCC 8 AATCC 116 AATCC 61-2A or AATCC 132 CPSD-SL-31003MTHD CPSD-SL-31004MTHD AATCC 16 Option 3 AATCC 15 AATCC 107 AATCC 109 AATCC 23 AATCC 162 AATCC 106 AATCC 79 CPSD-SL-31038MTHD ASTM E 96 Criteria

DRY WET General Grade 4 Min Grade 3 Min Pigment Dye Grade 3 Min Grade 2 Min Dark Colors Only Grade 3 Min Grade 2 Min Color Change: Grade 4 min Staining (Multi-fiber): Grade 3 min. Grade 4 Min Grade 4 Min General: Grade 4 min @ 20 hrs. Silk, Fluorescent White: Grade 4 min @ 10 hrs. Swimwear: Grade 3 @ 40 hrs Neon Swimwear: Grade 2 @ 40 hrs. Color Change: Grade 4 Staining: Grade 3 Color Change: Grade 4 Staining: Grade 3 Grade 4 Min @ 1 Cycle Grade 4 Min @ 1 Cycle Color Change: Grade 4 Color Change: Grade 4 Staining: Grade 3 Maximum 30 seconds (Test Original State Only) 6 inches (Minimum) at 30 minutes (Test Original State Only) 500 g/m2/ 24 hours (Test Original State Only) Original: Grade 5 min. (Per care instructions) After 5 washes: Grade 4 min After 20 washes: Grade 3 min Original : Grade 5 min (Per care instructions) After 5 washes: Grade 4 min After 20 washes: Grade 3 min If claimed water repellant Original: minimum 6 After 5 washes: minimum 5 After 20 washes: minimum 3 Original: minimum 6 After 5 washes: minimum 5 After 20 washes: minimum 4

STAIN RELEASE CLAIMS (After 5 & 20 Launderings) *Soil Release AATCC 130

STAIN PROOF CLAIMS (After 5 & 20 Launderings) *Soil Release AATCC 130

*Water Repellency

AATCC 193

*Oil Repellency

AATCC 118

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TEST PROTOCOL FOR GARMENT Evaluation SUPPLEMENTAL PROTOCOLS * CA Prop 65 LABELING Uniform Packaging and Labeling Regulations (applicable to the packaging materials) Citation / Method Applicable Section from Protocol CPSD-6572-US NIST Uniform Laws and Regulations Handbook 130 Criteria The sample shall be reviewed against the requirements of California Proposition 65 to determine if additional testing or labeling is required. Manufacturer, Packer, or Distributors Name & Address (City, State & Zip) Product Identification Net quantity of contents shall be expressed in terms of weight or mass, measure, numerical count, or combination so as to give accurate information to facilitate consumer comparison (U.S. and metric units). Product Label (Sewn In Label, Screen printing): Country of origin must be on the front side of the label in English. Can be by itself or printed with care label or fiber id label. For products with a neck, country of origin must be located on the inside center of the neck. For bottoms, country of origin must be located on inside of waistband. For other products, country of origin must be located in a conspicuous and readily accessible location. The country of origin label should not be covered or obscured by any other label. Packaging (When packaging is present and country of origin is not visible through the package): Country of origin must be written legibly in English and securely attached. If any country, other the country in which the article was manufactured or produced, is mentioned on the package, the country of origin must be stated in comparable size and close proximity. Must be visible at point of purchase. Country of origin on package must be consistent with country of origin on the product label. Must be Visible at Point of Sale. If garment label is not visible through packaging, fiber content must be repeated on packaging.. Generic fiber name must be used and the contents spelled correctly and listed in descending order of predominance. Note: To determine the actual percentage, please refer to the physical characteristics section for Fiber Content AATCC 20 / 20A/ASTM D629). If lab analysis does not match claimed, then the label will fail. Must be Visible at Point of Sale. Report actual. Revised October 5, 2010 Issued on: June 22, 2006

Country of Origin Marking

16 CFR 303/16 CFR 300 19 CFR 134

Fiber Content

16 CFR 303/16 CFR 300

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Care Label CFR 300 16 CFR 423 Must be Sewn in Permanently and Must Comply to Regulations. If label is not visible through packaging, care must be repeated on packaging. Note: To determine the proper care instructions, please refer to testing results on Page 1 of report for confirmation of the proper care. If the lab analysis does not match the affixed or proposed label, then the label will fail. Visual Examination To Verify Presence

Size ANALYTICAL *Lead In Surface Coating (if applicable for any printed, coated or painted surface including decals) Formaldehyde Spot Test *Formaldehyde (Applicable to any product intended for prolonged skin contact.) Nickel Spot Test *Nickel Release (Applicable to any metal component intended for prolonged skin contact on articles or accessories that are worn) PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS Fabric Weight (oz / sq yd) *Fiber Content CONSTRUCTION & WORKMANSHIP Workmanship Defects PERFORMANCE Flammability: General Apparel If not previously conducted in fabric package

CPSD-HL-01057MTHD 16 CFR 1303 CPSD-AN-00018MTHD JIS L1041 CPSD-AN-00013MTHD 94/27/EC EN 12472 (Wear and corrosion) EN 1811 (Nickel Release) ASTM D3776 AATCC 20 / 20A Visual ASTM D3990 Visual 16 CFR 1610

Must meet requirements (<0.06% Pb by weight) Negative Results Adults and children > 36 months - 75 ppm Conduct if spot test positive Not Detected Cannot exceed 0.5 Micrograms / cm per week Conduct if spot test positive

As pre-production sample / as claimed ( 5%) Blends: +/- 3% actual content Single Fiber: No tolerance (from labeled content) Shall have no components missing, malformed, and / or fractured. No Critical Defects

Class I

*Note: One fiber is included in the package; all other fibers will be additionally charged.

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TEST PROTOCOL FOR GARMENT Continued... Citation / Method AATCC 150 Woven 5% x 5% Max Tolerance 5% x 5%: Jersey French Terry Fleece Pile Knits 100% Synthetic (polyester, nylon, acrylic) & 50/50 blends Fabrics with Spandex 7% x 7%: Ribs: 1x1, 2x1, 2x2, Needle out, Variegated Interlocks & Needle out Jacquards Pointelle Novelty Knits Thermals, Waffle, Pique, Lacoste Max Tolerance AATCC 158 or Professional Method AATCC 150 AATCC 179 Woven Fabrics: 2% x 2% Max Knit Fabrics: 3% x 3% Max 2% Max Woven Fabrics: 3% Max Knit Fabrics: 5% Max No obvious defects / observations affecting the end product performance / appearance Color Change: Grade 4 min Pigment Dye: Grade 3.5 min Selfstaining: Grade 4.5 min Pilling, Satisfactory Performance of the Components, Seam Durability, etc. List All Observations 6.0 lbs or 35 % Elongation <2.0 10 Fabric Weight ( oz / sq yd ) 2.0-4.0 4.0-6.0 15 20 >6.0 25

Evaluation Dimensional Stability Home Laundering

Criteria

Knit

Dry Cleaning Differential Shrinkage (Samples with Lining) Torque

Appearance After Laundering

Per Care Label Visual

Seam Stretchability (Knit) Seam Strength / Slippage (Woven) *Attachment Strength Buttons and Snaps (If Applicable) Pilling (Woven) Pilling (Knits) COLORFASTNESS PROPERTIES Crocking Accelerated Laundering Dry Cleaning (1X) Chlorine Bleach Non-Chlorine Bleach 14

CPSD-SL-31051MTHD ASTM D1683 CPSD-SL31023/31044-MTHD ASTM D3514 ASTM D3512 AATCC 8 AATCC 116 AATCC 61-2A or AATCC 132 CPSD-SL-31003MTHD CPSD-SL-31004MTHD

17 lbs for 10 seconds Class 3.5 At 300 Cycles Class 3.5 At 30 Minutes DRY WET General Grade 4 Min Grade 3 Min Pigment Dye Grade 3 Min Grade 2 Min Dark Colors Only Grade 3 Min Grade 2 Min Color Change: Grade 4 min. Staining (Multi-fiber): Grade 3 min. Grade 4 Min Grade 4 Min Revised October 5, 2010 Issued on: June 22, 2006

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TEST PROTOCOL FOR GARMENT Continued... Citation / Method Criteria Whites: 5.5-7.5 AATCC 81 Other Colors: 6.0-8.0 CRE CRE CRE CRE Max 5 lb (Min) 50 lb (Min) 20 lb (Min) 2 in lb (Min)

Evaluation pH Level

*Zipper Performance: Operability (Open / Closed) ASTM D2062 Cross Widthwise Strength ASTM D2061 Top Stop ASTM D2061 Slider Torque ASTM D2061 DOWN AND FEATHER TESTING: (If Applicable) ASTM D4524 *Content Analysis IDFB 3/Federal Standard148a IDFB 10 IDFB 32 *Fill Power (tumble dry conditioning) *Turbidity IDFB 22 *Oxygen Number IDFB 21 *Fat & Oil IDFB *Odor IDFB *Down Shifting Per Care Label *Down Migration Per Care Label

As Specified (For labeling, follow the USA Standards - Down & Feather Products labeling guideline) As Claimed. 550 mm minimum (U.S. Measurement) Less than 4.8 0.7% min - -2.0% max No Putrid Condition Even Distribution After Laundering None Visible

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TEST PROTOCOL FOR SWEATERS Evaluation SUPPLEMENTAL PROTOCOLS * CA Prop 65 LABELING Uniform Packaging and Labeling Regulations (applicable to the packaging materials) Citation / Method Applicable Section from Protocol CPSD-6572-US NIST Uniform Laws and Regulations Handbook 130 Criteria The sample shall be reviewed against the requirements of California Proposition 65 to determine if additional testing or labeling is required. Manufacturer, Packer, or Distributors Name & Address (City, State & Zip) Product Identification Net quantity of contents shall be expressed in terms of weight or mass, measure, numerical count, or combination so as to give accurate information to facilitate consumer comparison (U.S. and metric units). Product Label (Sewn In Label, Screen printing): Country of origin must be on the front side of the label in English. Can be by itself or printed with care label or fiber id label. For products with a neck, country of origin must be located on the inside center of the neck. For bottoms, country of origin must be located on inside of waistband. For other products, country of origin must be located in a conspicuous and readily accessible location. The country of origin label should not be covered or obscured by any other label. Packaging (When packaging is present and country of origin is not visible through the package): Country of origin must be written legibly in English and securely attached. If any country, other the country in which the article was manufactured or produced, is mentioned on the package, the country of origin must be stated in comparable size and close proximity. Must be visible at point of purchase. Country of origin on package must be consistent with country of origin on the product label. Must be Visible at Point of Sale. If garment label is not visible through packaging, fiber content must be repeated on packaging.. Generic fiber name must be used and the contents spelled correctly and listed in descending order of predominance. Note: To determine the actual percentage, please refer to the physical characteristics section for Fiber Content AATCC 20 / 20A/ASTM D629). If lab analysis does not match claimed, then the label will fail. Revised October 5, 2010 Issued on: June 22, 2006

Country of Origin Marking

16 CFR 303/16 CFR 300 19 CFR 134

Fiber Content

16 CFR 303/16 CFR 300

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TEST PROTOCOL FOR SWEATERS Continued... Citation / Method Criteria 16 CFR 303 / 16 Must be Visible at Point of Sale. Report actual. CFR 300 Must be Sewn in Permanently and Must Comply to 16 CFR 423 Regulations. If label is not visible through packaging, care must be repeated on packaging. Note: To determine the proper care instructions, please refer to testing results on Page 1 of report for confirmation of the proper care. If the lab analysis does not match the affixed or proposed label, then the label will fail. CPSD-HL-01057Visual Examination To Verify Presence MTHD AATCC 81 CPSD-AN-00018MTHD JIS L1041 CPSD-AN-00013MTHD 94/27/EC EN 12472 (Wear and corrosion) EN 1811 (Nickel Release) 16 CFR 1610 AATCC 20/20A/ (ASTM D629) ASTM D3776 Option C Whites: 5.5 6.5 Others: 6 8 Negative Results Adults and children > 36 months - 75 ppm Conduct if spot test positive Not Detected Cannot exceed 0.5 Micrograms / cm per week Conduct if spot test positive

Evaluation RN# Or WPL # Or Mfr. Name Care Label

Size ANALYTICAL pH of Water-Extract Formaldehyde Spot Test *Formaldehyde (Applicable to any product intended for prolonged skin contact.) Nickel Spot Test *Nickel Release (Applicable to any metal component intended for prolonged skin contact on articles or accessories that are worn) FLAMMABILITY Wearing Apparel Flammability PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS *Fiber Content Fabric Weight (oz/sq yd)

(All colors) Class 1 Blends - Report Actual (3% Maximum Tolerance FTC) Single Fiber - Report Actual (0% Tolerance FTC) As Claimed <5 oz/sq yd: +/-10% maximum >5 oz/sq yd: -5% / +10% maximum

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TEST PROTOCOL FOR SWEATERS Continued... Citation / Method Criteria ASTM D3887 Report: -0 / +5% from claim. Report the number of wales / courses separately. CPSD-HL-01056(oz / doz) Report actual or (+/- 5% maximum) MTHD AATCC 150 Per Care instructions AATCC 158 Per Care instructions CPSD-SL-31042MTHD Per Care instructions CPSD-SL-31055MTHD General Fabrics: -5% x -5% Stretch Fabrics (With Spandex), Fleece/Sherpa/French Terry:-6% x -6% Growth: +3% Maximum Shrinkage: -3.0% x -3.0% Growth: 1.0% Maximum Shrinkage: -3.0% x -3.0% Growth: 1.0% Maximum No obvious defects/observations affecting the end product performance/appearance. List all observations including color change/staining, seam appearance, wrinkling, skewing, pilling, fuzzing and performance of the components and trims. For laminated products no bubbling, puckering, crack marks or blisters, or face fabric pilling. Color Change: Grade 4 Self Staining: Grade 4.5 30% and / or 6.0 lb General : < 3.0 oz./sq yd.- 30 psi >3.0 oz./sq yd.- 45 psi Highly Stretch Fabric: 40 psi Lace/ Mesh: Not applicable 5% max Lambswool, cashmere and Blends: after 2 hours All others : after 4.0 hours Grade 3.5 minimum In Stretch Direction Only: Elastic Fiber Content: 1 5%: Measure Growth after 60 minutes. Pass or fail based on growth. Growth: maximum 7% Above 5%, but less than 10%: Measure Growth and Recovery after 60 minutes. Report both growth and recovery. Pass or fail based on growth. Growth: maximum 5% Equal to or greater than 10%: Measure Recovery after 60 seconds. Pass or fail based on recovery. Recovery: Minimum 85%

Evaluation Fabric Count Weight Dozen PERFORMANCE Dimensional Stability (after 3 HL) Dimensional Stability (after 1DC if applicable) Dimensional Stability (after 1 Hand Wash if applicable) General Appearance after Laundering, Dry Cleaning or Hand Washing (3 HL, 1 DC or 1 HW)

Seam Elongation Bursting Strength

CPSD-SL-31051MTHD / AATCC ASTM TS-015 ASTM D3786

Skewing Pilling Resistance ICI Pilling Method

AATCC 179 Method 1, Option 1 IWS 152 / BS 5811 / BS EN ISO 12945-1 ASTM D2594

*Stretch and Recovery

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TEST PROTOCOL FOR SWEATERS Continued... Citation / Method Criteria ASTM D7142 15 lbs for 10 secs. Minimum Option 2 CPSD-SL-3102315 lbs for 10 secs. Minimum MTHD ASTM D2062 ASTM D2061 ASTM D2061 ASTM D2061 ASTM D2061 AATCC 150 (Modified) / CPSDSL-31053-MTHD / As Per Care CPSD-SL-31042MTHD /As Per Care AATCC 158 Modified See Below Chart For Criteria See Below Chart For Criteria See Below Chart For Criteria See Below Chart For Criteria See Below Chart For Criteria Color Change: Grade 4 Minimum after 3 HL Staining: Grade 3 Minimum after 1HL Self- staining: Grade 4.5 Minimum after 3 HL (Modification = Adding Multifiber to Specimen) Color Change: Grade 4 Minimum Staining: Grade 3 Minimum Self- staining: Grade 4.5 Minimum (Modification = Adding Multifiber to Specimen) Color Change: Grade 4 Minimum Self- staining: Grade 4.5 Minimum (Modification = Scope is Expanded to Evaluate Color) Grade 4 minimum Grade 4 minimum Dry: Grade 4 Minimum Wet: Grade 3 Minimum EXCEPTIONS: Pigment dyes and Dark Colors Dry: Grade 3 Minimum Wet: Grade 2 Minimum Grade 4 @ 20 hours Neon , Silks : Grade 4 @10 hours Color change: Grade 4 minimum Staining: Grade 3 minimum Self- staining: Grade 4.5 minimum Color change: Grade 4 minimum Staining: Grade 3 minimum Self- staining: Grade 4.5 minimum

Evaluation *Snap Attachment Strength *Button Attachment Strength *Zipper Performance Zipper Operability Slider Lock Hold Top Stop Strength Bottom Stop Pull Off Chain Crosswise Strength COLORFASTNESS Actual Laundering (After 1HL, 3 HL as per care label)

Hand Wash (After 1HW as per care label)

Commercial Dry Clean (After 1DC If Applicable)

Chlorine Bleach Non-Chlorine Bleach Crocking

AATCC/ASTM TS001 AATCC/ASTM TS001 AATCC 8 / 116

Light Water Perspiration

AATCC 16, Option 3 AATCC 107 AATCC 15

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TEST PROTOCOL FOR ADDITIONAL COLOR Evaluation Flammability: General Apparel COLORFASTNESS PROPERTIES Crocking Accelerated Laundering Dry Cleaning (1X) Chlorine Bleach Non-Chlorine Bleach pH Level Light *Perspiration (Lining Only) Water *Ozone (Indigo and White) *Gas Fading (Indigo and White) *Pool Water (Swimwear) *Sea Water (Swimwear) Citation / Method 16 CFR 1610 AATCC 8 AATCC 116 AATCC 61-2A or AATCC 132 CPSD-SL-31003MTHD CPSD-SL-31004MTHD AATCC 81 AATCC 16 Option 3 AATCC 15 AATCC 107 AATCC 109 AATCC 23 AATCC 162 AATCC 106 Criteria Class I DRY General Grade 4 Min Pigment Dye Grade 3 Min Dark Colors Only Grade 3 Min Color Change: Grade 4 min. Staining (Multi-fiber): Grade 3 min. Grade 4 Min Grade 4 Min Whites: 5.5-7.5 Other Colors: 6.0-8.0 General: Grade 4 min @ 20 hrs. Silk, Fluorescent White: Grade 4 min @ 10 hrs. Swimwear: Grade 3 @ 40 hrs Neon Swimwear: Grade 2 @ 40 hrs. Color Change: Grade 4 Staining: Grade 3 Color Change: Grade 4 Staining: Grade 3 Grade 4 Min @ 1 Cycle Grade 4 Min @ 1 Cycle Color Change: Grade 4 Color Change: Grade 4 Staining: Grade 3 WET Grade 3 Min Grade 2 Min Grade 2 Min

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TEST PROTOCOL FOR LEATHER / WASHABLE SUEDE-FABRIC Required Test SUPPLEMENTAL PROTOCOLS * CA Prop 65 Test Method Applicable Section from Protocol CPSD-6572-US Microscopic Required Standard The sample shall be reviewed against the requirements of California Proposition 65 to determine if additional testing or labeling is required. Verify Leather Material (Man-Made; Genuine; etc) Verify Content Of Lining +/- 5% +/- 5% Negative Results Adults and children > 36 months - 75 ppm Conduct if spot test positive Not Detected Cannot exceed 0.5 Micrograms / cm per week Conduct if spot test positive

PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS *Material Identification Leather Shell Fiber Content Lining Fabric Material Weight Leather Shell Lining Fabric Leather Thickness ANALYTICAL Formaldehyde Spot Test *Formaldehyde (Applicable to any product intended for prolonged skin contact.) Nickel Spot Test *Nickel Release (Applicable to any metal component intended for prolonged skin contact on articles or accessories that are worn) PERFORMANCE pH Flammability (Lining Fabric Only) Dimensional Stability To Leather Cleaning Appearance After Leather Cleaning Dimensional Stability To Washing (Washable Leathers) Differential Shrinkage (Samples with Lining) Appearance After Washing (Washable Leathers) Moisture Content Skin Stage Oil Content Skin Stage Taber Abrasion

AATCC 20 / 20A ASTM D3776 ASTM D1813 CPSD-AN-00018-MTHD JIS L1041 CPSD-AN-00013-MTHD 94/27/EC EN 12472 (Wear and corrosion) EN 1811 (Nickel Release) AATCC 81 16 CFR 1610 Professional Leather Cleaning, 1 cycle Professional Leather Cleaning, 1 cycle AATCC 135, 3 cycles (as per care instructions) AATCC 150 AATCC 135 As Per Care (3 Cycles) Evaluate With UV Suppressor, If Needed ASTM D 3790 ASTM D3495 ASTM D3884 Abradant: CS-17 Head Weight: 250 grams Number of Cycles: 500 CPSD-SL-31050-MTHD

4.5 - 7 Class 1 Length x Width (Max %) Leather: -2/+2 x -2/+2 Color Change: 4 Self-Staining: 4.5 No Visual Change In Appearance Length x Width (Max %) -3/+3 x -3/+3 2% Max Color Change: 4 Self-Staining: 4.5 No Visual Change In Appearance 12% - 15% 10% - 20% Less Than 10% of Weight Loss

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TEST PROTOCOL FOR LEATHER / WASHABLE SUEDE-FABRIC Continued... Required Test Breaking Strength Of Leather Tensile Strength (Of Lining Fabric) Tear Strength Of Leather Tear Strength (Of Lining Fabric) Durability Of Leather Finish (Flexing Method) COLORFASTNESS Colorfastness To Water Colorfastness To Perspiration Colorfastness To Crocking Test Method ASTM D2208 ASTM D5034 ASTM D4704 ASTM D1424 ASTM D6182 AATCC 107 AATCC 15 Multi-fiber 49 AATCC 8, 116 Required Standard Minimum (lb): 25 Minimum (lb): 20 Minimum (lb) : 2 1.8 lbs min. Rank 1 (No Damage) Color Change: Grade 4 min. Color Staining: Grade 3.5 min. Self-Staining: Grade 4.5 min. Color Change: Grade 4 min. Color Staining: Grade 3.5 min. Self-Staining: Grade 4.5 min. Dry: Grade 3 min., Wet: Grade 2 min. Lining: Med / Dark Colors: Dry: Grade 3.5 min., Wet: Grade 2.5 min. Light Colors: Dry: Grade 4 min., Wet: Grade 3 min. Light Colors: Grade 3.5 min. All Others: Grade 4 min Color Change: Grade 4 min. Color Staining: Grade 3.5 min. Self-Staining: Grade 4.5 min. Color Change: Grade 4 min. Color Change: Grade 4 min.

Colorfastness To Light Colorfastness To Laundering (Shell & Lining) (Washable Leather) Colorfastness To Non-Chlorine Bleach (Shell & Lining) (Washable Leather) Colorfastness To Chlorine Bleach (Shell & Lining) (Washable Leather)

AATCC 16 Option 3 20 Hours AATCC 61 1AHand Wash 2aMachine Wash CPSD-SL-31004-MTHD CPSD-SL-31003-MTHD

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TEST PROTOCOL FOR LEATHER / WASHABLE SUEDE-GARMENT Required Test SUPPLEMENTAL PROTOCOLS * CA Prop 65 Test Method Applicable Section from Protocol CPSD-6572-US NIST Uniform Laws and Regulations Handbook 130 Required Standard The sample shall be reviewed against the requirements of California Proposition 65 to determine if additional testing or labeling is required. Manufacturer, Packer, or Distributors Name & Address (City, State & Zip) Product Identification Net quantity of contents shall be expressed in terms of weight or mass, measure, numerical count, or combination so as to give accurate information to facilitate consumer comparison (U.S. and metric units). Product Label (Sewn In Label, Screen printing): Country of origin must be on the front side of the label in English. Can be by itself or printed with care label or fiber id label. For products with a neck, country of origin must be located on the inside center of the neck. For bottoms, country of origin must be located on inside of waistband. For other products, country of origin must be located in a conspicuous and readily accessible location. The country of origin label should not be covered or obscured by any other label. Packaging (When packaging is present and country of origin is not visible through the package): Country of origin must be written legibly in English and securely attached. If any country, other the country in which the article was manufactured or produced, is mentioned on the package, the country of origin must be stated in comparable size and close proximity. Must be visible at point of purchase. Country of origin on package must be consistent with country of origin on the product label. Must be Visible at Point of Sale. If garment label is not visible through packaging, fiber content must be repeated on packaging.. Generic fiber name must be used and the contents spelled correctly and listed in descending order of predominance. Revised October 5, 2010 Issued on: June 22, 2006

LABELING Uniform Packaging and Labeling Regulations (applicable to the packaging materials)

Country of Origin Marking

16 CFR 303/16 CFR 300 19 CFR 134

Fiber Content

16 CFR 303/16 CFR 300

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Note: To determine the actual percentage, please refer to the physical characteristics section for Fiber Content AATCC 20 / 20A/ASTM D629). If lab analysis does not match claimed, then the label will fail. Must be Visible at Point of Sale. Report actual. Meets requirements of regulation Must be Sewn in Permanently and Must Comply to Regulations. If label is not visible through packaging, care must be repeated on packaging. Note: To determine the proper care instructions, please refer to testing results on Page 1 of report for confirmation of the proper care. If the lab analysis does not match the affixed or proposed label, then the label will fail. Visual Examination To Verify Presence Length x Width (Max %) -2/+2 x -2/+2 Color Change: 4 Self-Staining: 4.5 No Visual Change In Appearance Length x Width (Max %) -3/+3 x -3/+3 Color Change: 4 Self-Staining: 4.5 No Visual Change In Appearance Dry: Grade 3 min., Wet: Grade 2 min. Lining: Med / Dark Colors: Dry: Grade 3.5 min., Wet: Grade 2.5 min. Light Colors: Dry: Grade 4 min., Wet: Grade 3 min. Color Change: Grade 4 min. Color Staining: Grade 3.5 min. Self-Staining: Grade 4.5 min. Color Change: Grade 4 min. Color Change: Grade 4 min. Lining To Garment: 15 lbs min. Other Seams: 20 lbs min. Stress Points: 20 lbs min. Pockets (Decorative / Functional): 10 / 20 lbs min. Class 1 Verify All Care Label Claims Revised October 5, 2010 Issued on: June 22, 2006

RN# Or WPL # Or Mfr. Name Leather Labeling Care Label

16 CFR 303 / 16 CFR 300 16 CFR 24 16 CFR 423

Size PERFORMANCE Dimensional Stability to Leather Cleaning (Including Differential Shrinkage) Appearance after Leather Cleaning Dimensional Stability To Washing (Washable Leathers Only) Appearance After Washing (Washable Leathers Only)

CPSD-HL-01057-MTHD Professional Leather Cleaning, 1 Cycle Professional Leather Cleaning, 1 Cycle AATCC 135, 3 Cycles (As Per Care Instructions) AATCC 135 As Per Care (3 Cycles) Evaluate With UV Suppressor, If Needed AATCC 8, 116

Colorfastness To Crocking (Shell & Lining)

Colorfastness To Laundering (Shell & Lining) (Washable Leather) Colorfastness To Non-Chlorine Bleach (Shell & Lining) (Washable Leather) Colorfastness To Chlorine Bleach (Shell & Lining) (Washable Leather) Seam Slippage / Strength

AATCC 61 1AHand Wash 2aMachine Wash CPSD-SL-31004-MTHD CPSD-SL-31003-MTHD ASTM D 1683

*Flammability (For Fabric Trim Only) Care Instructions

16 CFR 1610 16 CFR 1611 16 CFR 423

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TEST PROTOCOL FOR LEATHER / WASHABLE SUEDE-GARMENT Continued... Required Test Fiber Content *Material Identification Leather Shell Fiber Content Lining Fabric Trim Performance Button Attachment Strength Snap Attachment Strength Hook & Eye / Bar Attachment Strength Zipper Performance: Operability (Open / Closed) Cross Widthwise Strength Top Stop Slider Torque Down And Feather Testing: (If Applicable) *Content Analysis *Fill Power *Turbidity *Oxygen Number *Fat & Oil *Odor *Down Shifting *Down Migration Test Method 16 CFR 303 Microscopic Required Standard Verify All Fiber Content Claims Verify Leather Material (Man-Made; Genuine; etc) Verify Content Of Lining 15 lbs. Min.

AATCC 20 / 20A CPSD-SL-31023 / 31044MTHD (Not Limited To Buttons And Snaps) ASTM D2062 ASTM D2061 ASTM D2061 ASTM D2061

CRE CRE CRE CRE

Max 5 lb (Min) 50 lb (Min) 20 lb (Min) 2 in lb (Min)

ASTM D4524 IDFB 3/Federal Standard148a IDFB 10 IDFB 32 (tumble dry conditioning) IDFB 22 IDFB 21 IDFB IDFB Per Care Label Per Care Label

As Specified (For labeling, follow the USA Standards - Down & Feather Products labeling guideline) As Claimed. 550 mm minimum (U.S. Measurement) Less than 4.8 0.7% min - -2.0% max No Putrid Condition Even Distribution After Laundering None Visible

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TEST PROTOCOL FOR ACCESSORIES Small Leather Goods, Wallets, Handbags, Backpacks, Luggage and Belts (leather, suede, vinyl, textile) Required Test SUPPLEMENTAL PROTOCOLS * CA Prop 65 Test Method Applicable Section from Protocol CPSD-6572-US Required Standard The sample shall be reviewed against the requirements of California Proposition 65 to determine if additional testing or labeling is required.

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PRICE LIST TEST PACKAGE Fabric Garment Fabric & Garment Sweater Additional Color Leather/Washable Suede Fabric Leather Clean Leather Washable Suede Lining Garment Leather Clean Garment Washable Suede Garment Lining (Washable Suede Garment) *Additional Charges USA/EUROPE $245 $290 $425 $115 OVERSEAS $175 $202 $305 $75

$340 $390 $125 $250 $255 $45

$245 $280 $90 $178 $180 $32

20% Discount from the local price list

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Revised July 2010 Issued on: June 22, 2006

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LOCATIONS AND CONTACTS FOR BVCPS LABORATORIES REFER TO SEPARATE ATTACHMENT

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Revised July 2010 Issued on: June 22, 2006