Fabric Documentation & Project Testing
Compliance requirements depend on the selected fabric, finish, destination market and project specification. Dairui does not present supplier or material documents as blanket corporate certification. Buyers should review the current document or test report for the exact material included in their quotation.
Documentation at a Glance
- OEKO-TEX: Supplier-authorized documentation may be available for selected fabrics, depending on the material and supplier.
- Social compliance: Documentation should be confirmed for the specific production program where required.
- Flame-retardant requirements: Testing can be coordinated for selected fabrics or project requirements; the report must match the ordered material.
- Third-party inspection: Buyer-appointed or third-party inspection can be agreed by order.
OEKO-TEX Documentation for Selected Fabrics
Supplier-authorized OEKO-TEX documentation may be available for selected fabrics, depending on the material and supplier. This is fabric- or supplier-level documentation and should not be read as a statement that Dairui holds a corporate OEKO-TEX certificate.
Before ordering, buyers should confirm the certificate holder, certificate number, validity date, product class and whether the selected fabric falls within the document scope.
Social-Compliance Documentation
Dairui does not make a company-level BSCI certification or audit claim in this draft. If a buyer requires social-compliance documentation, the applicable entity, production route, document status and validity should be confirmed for that program before the order is placed.
Flame-Retardant Options and Testing
Flame-retardant options and testing can be coordinated for selected fabrics or project requirements. NFPA 701, BS 5867 or another standard must be specified before material approval, and buyers should verify the current report for the exact ordered material, finish and color. No DIN 4102 claim is made without a supporting current report.
Inspection by Agreement
Inspection requirements can be agreed by order, including buyer-appointed or third-party inspection where applicable. The inspection scope, sampling method, acceptance criteria, timing, responsible party and report format should be written into the order terms. Dairui does not state that every order automatically uses AQL or that every production batch has an independent report.
What Buyers Should Verify
- Match the document holder and legal entity to the supplier or material being quoted.
- Check the document number, issue date, expiry date and covered product scope.
- Match the tested material, construction, finish and color to the order specification.
- Agree any new testing or inspection requirement before bulk material is approved.
Compliance Documentation FAQ
Is Dairui OEKO-TEX certified?
Dairui does not make a corporate OEKO-TEX certification claim in this draft. Supplier-authorized OEKO-TEX documentation may be available for selected fabrics, depending on the material and supplier.
Is Dairui BSCI certified or audited?
No current company-level BSCI claim is made without a verifiable document. Social-compliance documentation should be confirmed for the specific production program where required.
Do all Dairui curtains meet NFPA 701 or BS 5867?
No. Flame-retardant options and testing can be coordinated for selected fabrics or project requirements. Buyers should verify a current report for the exact ordered material.
Can buyers arrange an independent inspection?
Inspection requirements can be agreed by order, including buyer-appointed or third-party inspection where applicable. Scope, sampling, acceptance criteria and responsibility should be confirmed in the order terms.
Need a Document Review for Your Program?
Send the target market, required standard, fabric reference and order specification. The team can confirm what documentation is currently available and whether new testing must be arranged.