Compliance
We help buyers organise product specifications and supporting documents, and coordinate testing when requested. Requirements vary by product, destination and buyer.
Textile products covered by EU rules require fibre-composition details using the prescribed fibre names. We can record the composition confirmed for an approved fabric and coordinate label content against your artwork, languages and destination-market requirements.
EU legislation: Regulation (EU) No 1007/2011We work from a written product specification covering relevant details such as fibre content, construction, finished weight, dimensions, colour, finish, tolerances, branding and packing. Your approved specification provides a shared reference for production and inspection.
If required, we can coordinate testing with third-party laboratories for matters such as fibre composition, colour fastness, dimensional change or restricted substances. The test scope should reflect the product, destination rules and your own restricted-substances requirements.
ECHA: REACH informationOrder records can identify the facilities and stages involved, such as spinning, weaving or knitting, dyeing and finishing, and textile product assembly. The available detail depends on the product and participating suppliers.
Goods are declared with their actual country of origin. A certificate of origin can be arranged where required. Any preferential tariff claim depends on the applicable origin rules being met; confirm eligibility with your customs adviser.
EU Access2Markets: trade informationWhere prepared for an order, we share inspection findings, approved sample references and commissioned test reports to support your review.
Shipping documents can include a commercial invoice, packing list and certificate of origin where required, alongside documents requested by your freight forwarder.
We pass relevant buyer instructions to production partners, including specifications, packaging and labelling guidance, restricted-substances requirements and applicable codes of conduct.
Preparing for change
The EU Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (EU) 2024/1781 provides a framework for Digital Product Passports. The information and timing for individual product groups depend on later measures, so specific textile requirements should be checked as they are established.
We can organise key product and supply-chain details for each order, making it easier to review available information if future rules or buyer programmes call for it.
EU legislation: Regulation (EU) 2024/1781Share your product specification sheet, required materials and destination market. We’ll review suitable Pakistani sourcing options and outline the details needed for a costing proposal.
