Support across the fabric lifecycle
Selection, sampling, testing, delivery and laundering guidance.
Seven services
These services are included within the scope of supply during the enquiry stage.
Technical selection
Blend recommendations based on hazard profile and target standard, with the reasoning behind the fibre system and weight.
Sampling
A4 swatches and shade cards; small-lot garment samples to verify handle, dimensions and process consistency.
Testing and documentation
Testing to agreed standards, with model-level and batch-level conclusions; technical documents are issued under our company name.
Batch traceability
Batch management of raw materials allows finished fabric to be traced back to fibre, with batch and test data held together.
Laundering and care
Washing temperature, detergent and drying guidance by fabric system, with expected performance change over repeated washing.
Tender and specification support
Standards cross-reference tables, technical data sheets and test summaries for tenders, aligned with specified colours, insignia and construction.
Delivery and stockholding
Production scheduling to order; annual stockholding arrangements can be agreed for recurring users to reduce peak-season lead-time variation.
Start with a technical discussion
Send the application, target standard and quantity, and we will set out the process that follows.
Production to order
"Fabric is produced only against confirmed requirements, so that stock positions never determine the technical recommendation."
TAIKELUN / Production principleCustom blends suit the application more closely than standard ranges, and therefore require parameters to be settled early in the project.
Six stages of a fabric
inside a protective garment
Selection
Fibre system and construction established from the hazard profile; test items established from the target standard. Hazard, laundering method, season and quantity matter most at this stage.
Provided: hazard breakdown, standards cross-reference, model recommendations, indicative lead time.
Sampling
Handle, weight, colour and construction confirmed, first on A4 swatches and then on garment samples to verify cutting and sewing behaviour.
Provided: swatches, shade cards and a sampling schedule. Changes to weight or blend ratio require re-sampling.
Testing
Testing to the standards and items agreed in contract, with model-level and batch-level data and clearly stated methods and pass criteria.
Provided: test summaries and standards cross-reference. Formal reports relate to the corresponding batch.
Production and delivery
Production against locked parameters. Parameters are not altered during production, preserving batch consistency.
Provided: scheduling milestones, inspection data and export documentation; sea freight and multimodal transport supported.
Garment making and laundering
Components and construction affect garment performance, and laundering method determines service life. Both are best established before purchase.
Provided: laundering and care guidance, garment verification advice, component flame resistance notes.
Repeat order and replacement
Treated FR lines require a replacement cycle planned against wash counts; inherent FR lines are replaced mainly on mechanical wear.
Provided: annual stockholding plans, batch continuity notes, replacement model recommendations.
Four service commitments
Response within 24 hours
Technical and selection enquiries receive a reply from the relevant industry sales engineer within one business day, with a definite conclusion or a definite time commitment.
Specific parameters
Figures are given where figures are known. Where a value depends on the order, that is stated explicitly rather than replaced with description.
Constraints stated early
Where a blend cannot meet all requirements simultaneously, the trade-off is set out before the specification is confirmed rather than after signing.
Change impact stated
The effect of sampling-stage and production-stage changes on lead time is stated in advance, so that project milestones can be planned accordingly.
Send the project and
we will follow the process.
Application, standard, quantity and delivery date are enough for an executable proposal and schedule.