Certifications & Compliance
A test report for a jacket’s outer fabric may tell you nothing about its lining. We check documentation against the particular fabric, garment and market you name. We do not publish certificates on this site.
Which record answers your buyer’s question?
Look first at what the document names: a production site, a particular fabric or a tested sample. They answer different questions.
Factory information
A factory audit relates to a site. Include the program name and the location your buyer needs to verify.
Fabric identity
Match the fabric reference, fiber composition and supplier to the material proposed for your order.
Material documentation
Find the selected fabric on the supplier’s document and check which components it covers.
Recycled content
If your buyer specifies recycled content, identify the fiber and the proportion requested. Then check the records for that material.
Test reports
Match the tested sample and test date to the material or garment you intend to buy.
Document scope and dates
The holder, issuer, reference number and relevant dates should identify the document you’re relying on.
Arranging a Project Test
Sometimes the available report names a different sample or doesn’t cover the test your buyer needs. In that case we can discuss a new third-party test.
What the buyer needs
Share the destination market, product or fabric, and the test specification requested by the buyer.
Records already available
We compare the material, sample and activities named in the records with the item in your order.
Before booking a test
We agree on the sample, method, laboratory, price and timing with you before arranging any additional testing.
Request a document check
Include your buyer’s checklist and the style or fabric reference. That lets us check for a matching record before discussing a new test.
Contact WiseNaturaDocumentation Questions
Availability is specific to the item and supplier. A document can be shared only if it applies to the project and is available for disclosure.