REACH documentation
Review the report for its named product or material scope, tested substance list, laboratory details, and date.
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Aarons Leather · Quality documentation
Quality documents should answer practical buyer questions.
For a leather goods program, useful documentation makes it easier to identify the legal entity, understand what was tested, read the report date and scope, and request the right project-specific evidence.
Buyer document review model
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Who issued it?Confirm the legal entity and the relevant third-party authority.
What was tested?Read the specific material, product, substance list, or property in scope.
When was it issued?Check the report date and decide whether current project evidence is needed.
How does it apply?Match the document to the actual product, market, material, and order requirements.
A certificate logo alone is not a decision. The report scope, date, material, and legal entity are the useful parts.
Legal entity recordLegal identity
Know the entity behind the production conversation.
The business registration is the starting point for a transparent supplier relationship. It identifies the legal entity that buyers can use when reviewing documents, contracts, and project correspondence.
Legal company nameGuangzhou Aarons Leather Co., Ltd.
Document useSupplier review, contract records, project files, and applicable export documentation.
Buyer checkConfirm the named entity matches the documentation requested for your specific project.
Available documentation
Use certificates as evidence with context.
These document images make the available record visible. For an active product program, confirm that the exact material, market, date, and requested test scope match the work you are planning.
RoHS documentation
Use the original report to check its restricted-substance scope and how it relates to your selected leather goods program.
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Third-party laboratory record
Independent laboratory evidence is most useful when the documented scope matches the product you intend to order.
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Read the original report, including its date and scope.
The files below are provided as historical records. They are useful for reference, but they should not be treated as proof of complete current regulatory coverage for every future product.
Important context: the two REACH reports were tested on August 31, 2018 and cover 191 SVHCs. The RoHS document is a draft report tested on August 11, 2017 and covers the six substances listed in that report. Request current, project-specific testing or declarations where your market, product, or customer requires them.
Wallet case · 15 pages · Aug 31, 2018
Wallet Case — REACH 191 SVHC Test Report
Historical report View PDF → Backcover / Hardcase · 16 pages · Aug 31, 2018Backcover / Hardcase — REACH 191 SVHC Test Report
Historical report View PDF → Genuine leather · draft · Aug 11, 2017Genuine Leather — RoHS Six-Substance Draft Report
Historical draft View PDF →Project quality conversation
Turn quality requirements into visible checkpoints.
Documentation is one part of quality assurance. A practical project also needs agreed sample criteria, change records, material references, and a clear final-inspection discussion.
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01Define the requirementIdentify the target market, product use, material choices, required documentation, and any customer-specific standard.
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02Review the sampleUse the sample to align finish, construction, logo treatment, packaging, and any visible acceptance point.
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03Record the decisionKeep agreed changes and the chosen reference visible so the next stage can be reviewed against the same expectation.
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04Confirm project evidenceWhere required, request current documents or testing that apply to the actual product and intended market.
Start with your project requirements
Ask for the evidence that fits the product you are actually buying.
Share your product type, market, selected material, quantity, and documentation requirements. We will help identify the records, sample references, or project-specific testing discussion that is relevant to that brief.
Discuss project requirementsOur Proven 6-Step Workflow
Concept & CAD
We translate your idea into practical drawings, structure notes, and production-ready specifications before sampling.
Material Sourcing
Leather type, grain, color, lining, hardware, logo method, and packaging options are matched to your target market.
Sample Development
Physical samples are made for checking size, hand feel, construction, logo placement, edge finishing, and usability.
Bulk Production
After sample approval, production moves into cutting, stitching, forming, assembly, and batch-level coordination.
Manual Quality Control
Finished pieces are inspected for stitching, edge paint, logo clarity, leather surface, dimensions, and packaging condition.
Packaging & Delivery
We support export packing, private label presentation, carton marking, and shipment handover for B2B wholesale orders.
