Common use of Repeatibility of Colours Clause in Contracts

Repeatibility of Colours. The colours of the piece must be verified under a D65 light source and in compliance with the xxxx scale for assessing change in colour ISO 105-A02, or using a spectophotometer The Purchaser is supposed to declare the final application of fabric, in case of companion fabrics or ready for mixing & matching. Perfect repeatability of sample book colours, based on lab tests and small scale printings, cannot be guaranteed on a mass production scale. The Seller shall endeavor to keep the colour of pieces being produced as close as possible to one of the points here below: 1. Colour cards as made available by the Purchaser. Digital codes and colours must be approved and cards must be signed and returned to Purchaser. In case a colour is not available in the colour sample book of the Seller, the Buyer shall approve a lab-dip sample; 2. Colour cards as made available by the Seller;

Repeatibility of Colours. The colours of the piece must be verified under a D65 light source and in compliance with the xxxx gray scale for assessing change in colour ISO 105-A02, or using a spectophotometer The Purchaser is supposed to declare the final application of fabric, in case of companion fabrics or ready for mixing & matching. Perfect repeatability of sample book colours, based on lab tests and small scale printings, cannot be guaranteed on a mass production scale. The Seller shall endeavor to keep the colour of pieces being produced as close as possible to one of the points here below: 1. Colour cards as made available by the Purchaser. Digital codes and colours must be approved and cards must be signed and returned to Purchaser. In case a colour is not available in the colour sample book of the Seller, the Buyer shall approve a lab-dip sample; 2. Colour cards as made available by the Seller;

Repeatibility of Colours. The colours shall be assessed by visual examination of the piece must be verified Product under a D65 light source and in compliance with the xxxx gray scale in colour for assessing change in colour ISO 105-A02, or using a spectophotometer The Purchaser is supposed to declare the final application of fabricXxxxxx, in case of companion fabrics or ready for mixing & matching. Perfect repeatability of sample book colours, based on lab tests and small scale printings, cannot be guaranteed on a mass production scale. The Seller shall endeavor to keep the colour of pieces being produced as close as possible to one of the points here below: 1. Colour cards as made available by the Purchaser. Digital Numerical codes and colours must be approved and cards must be signed and returned to Purchaser. In the case a colour sample is not available included in the colour sample book of the Seller, the Buyer Purchaser shall approve sign for approval a lab-dip samplesample or scale print; 2. Colour cards as made available by the Seller;

Repeatibility of Colours. The colours shall be assessed by visual examination of the piece must be verified Product under a D65 light source and in compliance with the xxxx scale in colour for assessing change in colour ISO 105-A02, or using a spectophotometer The Purchaser is supposed to declare the final application of fabricFabric, in case of companion fabrics or ready for mixing & matching. Perfect repeatability of sample book colours, based on lab tests and small scale printings, cannot be guaranteed on a mass production scale. The Seller shall endeavor to keep the colour of pieces being produced as close as possible to one of the points here below: 1. Colour cards as made available by the Purchaser. Digital Numerical codes and colours must be approved and cards must be signed and returned to Purchaser. In the case a colour sample is not available included in the colour sample book of the Seller, the Buyer Purchaser shall approve sign for approval a lab-dip samplesample or scale print; 2. Colour cards as made available by the Seller;