Guide · Retail documentation
Bag documentation, connected to the product you choose
A factory certificate and a material test report describe different things. We keep those files connected to the selected bag and your programme’s document request, so the information is useful for the order.
Factory certificates describe the organisation
Feima holds ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certificates at factory level; copies can be requested from your contact. They relate to the factory’s management systems. The product specification and material reports remain separate records for the version being supplied.
REACH reports identify the tested items or materials
The published REACH files include the tested sample, report reference and issue date. Your representative considers the available file with the selected fabric, lining, decoration and hardware. The original report provides the scope; the model’s specification identifies the components proposed for the order.
The historical EN 71 report identifies a toy storage bag
Report SCL01000502, dated 12 January 2017, names the submitted sample Baby toy storage bag TCS-046. It records PASS results for EN 71-1:2014 mechanical and physical testing and EN 71-2:2011+A1:2014 flammability testing. These results apply to the sample and tests recorded in that historical file. Your contact checks available documents against the product version and intended use for your order.
Lining reports are considered with the material and use
A cooler or lunch bag is developed around its containers, lining and intended use. Your contact checks the available material reports against those choices. The original file identifies its submitted sample and recorded results; that information is considered alongside the components proposed for the order.
Original reports, with their dates and scope
The certification and report page provides references and downloadable original files, including a historical Canada TSSA registration. Each file keeps its stated scope and dates. Your contact can help organise the relevant documents with the selected model and materials.
Your programme can bring its own request
A retailer, importer or buying team may provide a document list for its order. We gather that request with the product specification and discuss the available files. A buyer-appointed factory review can also be coordinated. Specific market requirements are handled for the actual programme; this page presents Feima’s documentation and its scope.
The agreed product remains the reference
The confirmed sample, model details and document references stay together in the order record. If a material or decoration changes, your representative brings that change into the discussion. The purpose is to keep the production version, information and customer presentation connected.
Product and document pages
The original files and the selected range.
Common questions
Questions about retail documentation.
What is the difference between factory certificates and sample reports?
ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 are held at factory level. A test report identifies its submitted sample, tests and date. The historical EN 71-1 and EN 71-2 report concerns toy storage bag TCS-046; material reports are checked against the selected components and intended use.
How are lining reports considered for a cooler or lunch bag?
Your representative checks the available material reports against the selected lining and intended use. Each original file identifies its submitted sample and recorded results.
How are the documents organised for my order?
Your representative gathers the selected model and material details with your programme’s document request, relates the available files to that version, and keeps the references with the order record.
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