Technical
Colour approval is not a decision you can take from a screen. An approval given without a physical standard, an agreed light source and a stated tolerance turns into an argument at bulk.
A Pantone Textile code, the customer's own swatch, or last season's approved cloth. Whichever governs goes in the order file — including whether it is TCX or TPG, because a paper and a textile standard do not give the same result.
Two samples can match under one light and separate under another. Fix the evaluation light source (D65, for example) at the start, and check critical shades under a second source as well.
Once approved, the recipe, the batch record and the physical reference are archived. Shade continuity on a repeat order is managed from that archive.
40 recorded Single jersey qualities in the catalogue, 130–210 g/m².
%100 compact combed cotton · %95 cotton %5 elastane · %95 modal %5 elastane · %95 viscose %5 elastane
No. Screen values are approximations; the production shade is set by the physical standard and the approved lab dip.
It varies with shade depth and fibre; usually a few alternatives are offered and the choice proceeds from there.
