Verification
Certificates & Testing for Custom Teamwear Buyers
POXIOL supports B2B teamwear buyers with transparent quality control, production documentation and available testing records.
This page is designed to help clubs, schools, brands, distributors and event organizers understand what quality documents can be provided before, during and after production. Only real testing reports and authentic factory records are referenced here.
Currently verified evidence
- Production inspection workflowDescribed and reviewable
- Size measurement and packing checklistsAvailable per project record
- Artwork and sample approval recordCreated for the approved scope
Project or order confirmation
- Fabric reference and available specificationConfirm for this order
- Color, print and decoration checksConfirm for this order
- Pre-shipment quality inspection recordRequest for this order
- Packaging and labeling checklistConfirm for this order
Buyer requirements before confirmation
- Target-market testing standardBuyer must specify
- Product-specific fabric or finished-garment testBuyer must specify
- Destination packaging and labeling rulesBuyer must specify
4. Private Label & Packaging Proof
Photos of these items can be provided during your specific project production cycle.
5. Labeling and Testing Requirements by Market
The items below are public labeling and testing requirements, not POXIOL certifications. Each one applies only when the buyer names it for the destination market, and the buyer supplies the inputs the rule depends on.
| Market | Requirement | What it governs | What the buyer supplies |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | 16 CFR Part 303 | Fiber content, country of origin and the responsible company identification carried on the textile label | Fiber blend, company identifier and country of origin to print on the label |
| United States | 16 CFR Part 423 | Care instructions that must be attached to the garment and remain legible for its useful life | Whether the item is wash or dry-clean, and any temperature limits |
| United States | AATCC TM 8 | Colorfastness to crocking, the standard method buyers cite for print and dye transfer | The method number and the pass threshold required for this order |
| European Union | Regulation (EU) No 1007/2011 | Textile fibre names, fibre content tolerance and the language required on the label | Fibre composition and the market language for the label |
| Any market | Buyer-nominated laboratory | Restricted substance testing run against the limit list the buyer declares | The limit list and the accredited laboratory the buyer accepts |
Naming a requirement does not mean a report is already held. POXIOL confirms which of these can be arranged for the specific fabric, destination and order before production is scheduled.
Need Quality Documents?
Send your product type, quantity, target market and testing requirements. POXIOL will confirm which documents can be provided for your specific project.
Expert Answers
Certificates FAQ
Can POXIOL provide testing reports?+
Testing reports depend on the product, target market and buyer requirements. Share the required standard before production so POXIOL can confirm the appropriate evidence path; availability is not a claim that a report is already held.
Can I request a QC report before shipment?+
Yes. POXIOL can provide project-based QC records including size measurement, print clarity, stitching inspection and packing quantity review.
Are all documents on this page verified?+
A document is shown in one of three evidence tiers: currently verified evidence, project or order confirmation, or buyer requirements that must be supplied before confirmation. Availability is never presented as proof that a certificate or test has already been issued.
Which labeling rules apply to teamwear sold in the United States?+
Two FTC rules apply. 16 CFR Part 303 requires fiber content, country of origin and the responsible company identification on the textile label. 16 CFR Part 423 requires care instructions attached to the garment. The buyer supplies the fiber blend, the company identifier and the wash or dry-clean method before production.
Which test methods should a buyer specify for teamwear fabric?+
Name the property, the method number and the pass threshold rather than the property alone. Colorfastness to crocking, for example, is cited as AATCC TM 8 with a stated grade. POXIOL confirms which methods can be arranged for the fabric and destination on the specific order; a named method is not a claim that a report is already held.