Fact Checking Process
Every page on this site makes claims about fabric, performance, and compliance. Because we are the manufacturer, those claims describe what our own engineers, lab, and quality-control team confirm on the production floor.
This page sets out the verification process, and the evidence we insist on before a claim is published.
The Hierarchy of Evidence
Not all sources carry equal weight. When we make a claim about a garment or fabric, we rely on the strongest available evidence, in this order.
Regulatory Documentation
The most authoritative source for a compliance claim is the official documentation issued for the order — mill certs, test reports, conformity certificates. If a claim cannot be tied to such a document, we do not publish it as confirmed.
Testing & Certification
Physical properties — fabric composition, colourfastness, tensile strength, protective performance — are verified against lab results from accredited testing, not in-house estimates.
Factory Legitimacy
Claims about our own capacity — floor space, line count, technician headcount — are confirmed against our production records and by the factory audits we host for clients.
Unacceptable Sources
We do not accept anecdote, unverified supplier marketing, or a salesman's word as the basis for a published technical or performance claim. Individual experiences are labelled as customer stories, not specifications.
The "Safety-First" Audit
Protective claims demand stronger evidence
LeelineWork manufactures PPE and safety garments. Before any claim about protective performance is published, it passes a safety-first audit. The question is not simply "is this true?" but "would a buyer rely on this to protect someone, and is the evidence strong enough to justify that reliance?" Protective claims are only confirmed where the applicable standard and its documentation both support them, and where a garment is intended for a specific hazard or regulated use, we state that its final configuration must be validated against the buyer's market requirements.
How We Correct Errors
When a claim proves to be wrong, the fix is transparent.
Identify
An error is surfaced through our own review, a customer report, a changed standard, or new test data.
Correct
The original claim is removed or amended, and the updated information is published in its place.
Document
The correction is logged below so the history of our claims stays visible.
Correction — September 2026
Initial publication of this fact checking process. No product claims have been retracted or corrected to date; this section will be updated whenever a substantive correction is made.
What This Process Does Not Cover
This process governs the technical, performance, and compliance claims we publish about our own products. It does not cover the opinion of a customer in a testimonial, general market commentary, or third-party content linked from our site. Where such content appears, we label it as such rather than representing it as a verified claim.
See Our Editorial Policy
This fact checking process works alongside our Editorial Policy, which covers how we disclose our relationship to the products we describe and how we keep the site honest. Together they define the standard behind every page on LeelineWork.
Questions about fact checking process
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