DIN EN ISO 3175-1 2010-08 PDF

Full title and description

STB DIN EN ISO 3175-1 2010-08 — Textiles: Professional care, drycleaning and wetcleaning of fabrics and garments — Part 1: Assessment of performance after cleaning and finishing. This entry refers to the DIN/EN national adoption of ISO 3175-1:2010 (released in 2010 and published in German/English as DIN EN ISO 3175-1:2010-08), shown here with the prefixed STB code as provided in the title.

Abstract

Specifies a method for assessing textile articles after they have been subjected to the cleaning procedures defined in ISO 3175‑2 to ISO 3175‑4. The standard identifies fabric and garment properties that may change as a result of drycleaning, wetcleaning or finishing, and gives guidance on methods for assessing such changes using existing international test methods; Annex A indicates additional properties for which no international method exists.

General information

• Status: Withdrawn / superseded (ISO 3175-1:2010 has been superseded by a later edition; national DIN adoption listed as inactive/superseded).
• Publication date: ISO original published March 2010; DIN EN ISO national adoption dated August 2010 (2010-08).
• Publisher: International: ISO (International Organization for Standardization); national adoption/publisher: Deutsches Institut für Normung (DIN) for the DIN EN ISO version.
• ICS / categories: 59.080.01 (Textile fabrics and related test methods / professional care).
• Edition / version: ISO 3175-1 Edition 2 (2010); published as DIN EN ISO 3175-1:2010-08 in German/English.
• Number of pages: ISO original: 7 pages (ISO bibliographic record); DIN/EN adoption documents list longer pagination for national publication (examples show ~15 pages for the DIN-published document).

Scope

Defines procedures to assess the performance of fabrics and garments after professional cleaning (drycleaning and wetcleaning) and finishing. It applies to test specimens or articles that have been processed according to the laboratory procedures described in the companion parts ISO 3175‑2 to ISO 3175‑4, and directs users to suitable existing test methods for measuring changes in appearance, dimensions, handle, pilling, colorfastness and other performance attributes. The standard does not itself create new test methods but prescribes how to select and apply existing methods for post‑cleaning evaluation.

Key topics and requirements

• Assessment framework for evaluating fabric and garment changes after cleaning and finishing (appearance, dimensional change, handle, pilling, colorfastness, etc.).
• Cross‑reference to ISO 3175‑2 to ISO 3175‑4 for simulated and standardized cleaning procedures.
• Use of existing international test methods (ISO and EN methods) to quantify specific property changes.
• Identification of properties lacking standardized methods and guidance (normative/informative annex material).
• Intended to be used together with national/adopted versions (DIN/EN) which may include language‑specific front matter and national forewords.

Typical use and users

Used by textile test laboratories, garment and fabric manufacturers, quality assurance and R&D departments, professional cleaning and finishing operations, care‑labeling authorities, conformity assessment bodies and standards committees to evaluate how materials and finished products withstand professional cleaning processes. National adoption copies (e.g., DIN EN ISO) are commonly used where local language versions or national forewords are required.

Related standards

Part of the ISO 3175 series: ISO 3175‑1 (assessment) works with ISO 3175‑2 to ISO 3175‑4 (procedures for testing using specified cleaning simulations). The 2010 edition was later revised (see ISO 3175‑1:2017 / EN ISO 3175‑1:2018 national adoptions). Other referenced standards include specific ISO/EN test methods for dimensional change, pilling, colorfastness and appearance assessment.

Keywords

Textiles; professional care; drycleaning; wetcleaning; cleaning performance assessment; finishing; ISO 3175; DIN EN ISO; fabric testing; garment testing.

FAQ

Q: What is this standard?

A: ISO 3175-1:2010 (published as DIN EN ISO 3175-1:2010-08 for the German adoption) is the part of the ISO 3175 series that specifies how to assess the performance of fabrics and garments after professional cleaning and finishing.

Q: What does it cover?

A: It covers the assessment methodology — identifying which fabric and garment properties to evaluate (appearance, dimensional stability, handle, pilling, colorfastness, etc.) and directing users to established test methods for those properties after exposure to cleaning/finishing procedures defined in ISO 3175‑2 to ISO 3175‑4. It does not introduce new measurement techniques but harmonizes how to apply existing tests after cleaning.

Q: Who typically uses it?

A: Textile testing and quality laboratories, manufacturers of fabrics and clothing, professional cleaners and finishers, care‑label regulators and conformity assessment bodies use this standard to verify and document the effects of professional cleaning processes on textile products. National standards bodies and companies using the DIN/EN adoption will refer to the DIN EN ISO version for local application.

Q: Is it current or superseded?

A: The 2010 edition has been superseded by a later edition (ISO 3175‑1:2017 internationally, with subsequent EN/DIN adoptions). The 2010/DIN EN ISO 3175‑1:2010 version is therefore shown as withdrawn / superseded in current catalogues. For current compliance and citation use the latest edition/adopted national version.

Q: Is it part of a series?

A: Yes — ISO 3175 is a multi‑part series addressing professional care, drycleaning and wetcleaning; Part 1 is the assessment document and is intended to be used together with Parts 2–4, which define the cleaning procedures and test simulations.

Q: What are the key keywords?

A: Textiles; professional care; drycleaning; wetcleaning; cleaning performance; assessment; finishing; ISO 3175; DIN EN ISO.