AATCC is imported with original packaging, also known as 1993 WOB standard reference detergent. This product does not contain fluorescent (phosphate) and fluorescent brightener, which will not affect the determination of color change. It is used in conjunction with American and European standard washers to test the color fastness or dimensional stability of the samples to water washing Color fastness refers to the resistance of the color of textiles to various effects in the process of processing and use. The fastness grade shall be evaluated according to the discoloration of the sample and the staining of the undyed lining fabric. The color fastness test of textiles is a routine test item in the internal quality test of textiles. The fading degree of dyed fabrics under the action of external factors (extrusion, friction, washing, rain, exposure, etc.) is an important index of fabrics. Because the conditions of fabrics in the process of processing and use are very different, and the requirements are different, most of the current test methods are simulated tests or comprehensive tests according to the action environment and conditions, so the content of test methods for color fastness is quite extensive. However, according to the international standards organization (ISO), American Association of Dyers and Chemists (AATCC), Japan (JIS), Britain (BS) and many other standards, the most commonly used items are washing resistance, light resistance, friction resistance, Perspiration resistance, ironing resistance, climate resistance, etc. ⏹ Washing: in the case of textiles, a process of removing stains with an aqueous solution, usually including subsequent cleaning, dehydration, and drying Common color fastness tests include: color fastness to rubbing, color fastness to light, color fastness to washing, color fastness to sea water, color fastness to dry cleaning, color fastness to heat, migration of dyes during storage, color fastness to acid spots and alkali spots