Manufacturing defect or improper use of clothing

Which signs help distinguish a manufacturing defect from the effects of wear, washing, dry cleaning, storage or repairs.

What is compared

The specialist assesses the location of the defect, the nature of the damage, wear, the condition of the fabric, seams and fittings, care instructions, and the history of washing, dry cleaning, wear and storage.

Inquiry

Describe the item, defect and circumstances

Send photographs of the item, labels, markings and defects, purchase documents, the contract, product listing, seller's refusal, dry cleaning documents or the seller's report. Free telephone consultation of up to 15 minutes.

  • whether the clothing has a defect;
  • whether it results from manufacturing, care, dry cleaning, use or tailoring;
  • whether the item matches its stated size, description, composition and labelling;
  • which document is needed: an inspection record, specialist report or review;
  • when laboratory testing is required.

How data is processed: Personal Data Processing Policy. Submit only necessary materials and obscure unnecessary third-party data.

Free telephone consultation of up to 15 minutes. Before inspection, retain the item, labels, markings, receipt, packaging, care instructions and correspondence wherever possible.

Attachments: up to 10 files of up to 10 MB each, with a maximum combined size of 15 MB. If a file is rejected, the enquiry is not sent.

Clothing examinations: manufacturing defects, fabric, tailoring, dry cleaning, size and labelling
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