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National and international standards in product design
Official AQA section 3.2.10.
2
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6
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6
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48 min
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AqaA LevelDesign And Technology Fashion And TextilesDesigning and making principles
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National and international standards in product design2 objectives
- Relevant national and international standards.
- Students should be aware of, and able to discuss, the importance of national and international standards in product design, including: • the four areas to be considered when labelling a garment: fibre content, country of origin, care instructions, flammability • British Standards Institute (BSI): performance codes in relation to the selection of materials for a range of end users • International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO). • the European Eco label • packaging directives. Visit aqa.org.uk/7562 for the most up-to-date specification, resources, support and administration 41 42 Visit aqa.org.uk/7562 for the most up-to-date specification, resources, support and administration.
Key terms
Quality AssuranceSustainability StandardsBritish Standards Institute (BSI)European Eco label
Exam tips
- Understand Key Standards: Familiarize yourself with key national and international standards relevant to textiles, as they can be crucial in design questions.
- Review national and international standards thoroughly: Familiarize yourself with the key standards and regulations that apply to textiles to answer questions accurately.
Common mistakes
- Confusing national and international standards: Clarify the differences and ensure to apply the correct standards relevant to the context of the design.
- Misunderstanding garment labeling requirements: Ensure to include fibre content, country of origin, care instructions, and flammability on all garment labels.
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