GRS · Recycled high-visibility sourcing
Start with the exact fabric and the claim your order needs. Compare the HM0145 catalogue reference below, then review processing scope, order traceability and the required high-visibility performance evidence.
HM0145 is a yellow stretch catalogue reference with a polyester component marked GRS. It gives us a specific fabric to discuss when you need recycled workwear materials. Confirm the selected sample and order evidence together.
Catalogue blend: 60% polyester marked GRS / 20% T800 / 20% TENCEL. Catalogue weight: 240G. Yarn specification: 150DGRS P*150DT800+21Tencel.
The catalogue notation is a sample-selection reference. Confirm the finished GSM, usable width and the recycled-content claim for your actual order. A yellow sample and a GRS notation do not establish high-visibility performance.
Use HM0145 on the sample, specification and quotation. Record the colour, finish, finished GSM and usable width.
Review the SC holder, products and processes, then the valid transaction evidence covering the actual order and goods.
Send the intended garment, required recycled-content claim and wash conditions. If high visibility is required, request matching colour and performance evidence.
GRS covers recycled materials and chain of custody, with social, environmental and chemical-management requirements for processing. A description stating “contains recycled fibre” provides a different depth of evidence from a certified processing scope.
A scope certificate (SC) establishes a company’s qualification within the listed products and processes. A transaction certificate (TC), or valid equivalent covering the goods, establishes certification of a specific delivery. Buyers should review both company qualification and order traceability.
Check material origin, processing scope and delivery documents to support the brand’s recycled-material purchasing review.
The current certificate lists pre-treatment, dyeing and finishing. Check whether your project’s processes sit within that scope.
Review fluorescent colour, washing and garment requirements alongside recycled sourcing; material origin does not establish protective performance.
Confirm the SGS certificate number, holder, current status, product appendix and process scope.
Match a valid TC or equivalent to the material, content, quantity and actual delivered goods.
Check wording and labelling eligibility against the current claims rules. The product appendix also contains GRS (No Label) entries.
Confirm separate colour, fastness, washing, GSM, construction and finished-garment evidence for the project.
GRS and OCS serve different sourcing needs: GRS addresses recycled materials; OCS addresses organic materials. Both require scope and transaction review. Neither substitutes for the other or establishes EN ISO 20471 garment conformity.
Send the selected code, target colour, finished GSM, usable width, quantity and destination. Identify the recycled-content statement and any high-visibility or wash requirements your order must meet.
Standard definitions follow the official sources below. Company qualification and scope follow the actual document; confirm its current status for each order.
