Fabric shrinkage has a direct and practical impact on exports. First, it affects the dimensional stability of finished garments. If the fabric shrinks significantly after washing, it is easy to cause the finished garment to deform or not match the size, which in turn leads to customer complaints, returns and even claims. In international trade, such issues are particularly Sensitive . zīmola klienti vai apģērbu rūpnīcas ir ļoti stingras attiecībā uz lieluma kontroli, tāpēc pirms nosūtīšanas ir jāsniedz saraušanās testa pārskats vai pirms saraustīšanas procedūra atbilstoši klienta prasībām .
Shrinkage is also related to customers' trust in suppliers. If the shrinkage of the fabric affects the quality of subsequent finished products, customers often question the supplier's quality control, which affects subsequent cooperation. Some customers even explicitly require in the purchase contract that the shrinkage should not exceed a certain range, otherwise they will be liable for breach of contract. Therefore, clearly indicating the Atbilstošie tehniskie parametri, nosūtot un iepriekš paziņojot testa rezultātus, var efektīvi izvairīties no strīdiem .
Turklāt dažās valstīs ir stingri kvalitatīvi inspekcijas standarti importētiem tekstilizstrādājumiem, ieskaitot tādus rādītājus kā izmēru stabilitāte un izmaiņas pēc mazgāšanas . Ja auduma saraušanās neatbilst standartiem, to var noraidīt, ja paražu iekļūšanas laikā ir jāuzņemas kvalitātes pārbaude, kas ir tāda, ka, {1}. Uzmanību . Turpretī sintētiskajām šķiedrām, piemēram, poliesteram un neilonam, ir mazāks saraušanās ātrums, bet tām ir nepieciešama arī standartizēta pārbaude .
In order to ensure that the fabric is stable and reliable during the export process, it is recommended to conduct standard washing tests (such as ISO 6330) before leaving the factory, and organize the test results into documents and provide them to customers. If necessary, shaping or pre-shrinking finishing can also be arranged to improve the overall quality stability and customer satisfaction.