0.2 0.3 0.4 Os 0.6 07 0.8 0.9 fication for Rain Suit of Indian Navy |2018 FOREWORD This specification has been prepared by Directorate of Clothing & Victualling (Navy) on the authority of The Chief of the Naval Staff. ‘This specification is for use by the Indian Navy. This specification would be used for manufacture, quality assurance and procurement of the item. Quality assurance authority for the item covered in this specification is Directorate of Clothing & Victualling (Navy], New Delhi. All enquiries regarding this specification, including those relating to any contractual conditions contained therein shall be addressed to the following address: The Directorate of Clothing & Victualling, Integrated Headquarters Ministry of Defence (Navy), Room no. 103, 1* Floor, Talkatora Stadium, New Delhi-110001 Copies of the specification can be obtained from: ‘The Directorate of Clothing & Victualling, Integrated Headquarters Ministry of Defence (Navy), Room no. 103, 1* Floor, Talkatora Stadium, New Delhi-110001 ‘This specification holds good only for the supply order for which it is issued. ‘The Quality Assurance Authority reserves the right to amend or modify this specification as and when required. ‘The Quality Assurance Authority is the competent authority to grant concessions, if any, in respect of any clause contained in this specification. For the purpose of deciding whether a particular requirement of this specification is compiled with, the final value, observed or calculated, expressing the result of a test, shall be rounded off in accordance with 18:2-1960 (Latest version). The number of significant places retained in the rounded off value should be the same as that of the specified value in this specification.1.0 2.0 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 SCOPE This standard prescribes the design, constructional details and other particulars of the Improved Two Piece Rain Suit’, herein referred as “Rain Suit", The “Rain Suit” comprises with Jacket and Trouser 1.2. This specification does appearance; feel It spe ete of the “Rain Suit References Related test methods and specification is given in Annex A. MATERIAL AND MANUFACTURE The design and shape of the “Rain Suit” shall be as per Figs. 1 to 4, The dimensional measurements of Jacket and Trouser of Rain Suit is given are Tables 1 to 7. Laminated Outer shell Fabric: 100% Polyester fabric with membrane lamination shall be used for the manufacturing of Rain Suit. The polyester fabric before lamination shall be ‘Heat set’ and fully shrunk. The colour of the fabric shall meet the requirements as per the Table 9. Lining: 100% polyester knitted mesh and 100% polyester-Plain weave fabric (taffeta) shall be used. For guidance 80 denier multifilament yarn for knitted mesh and 50 denier multifilament yarns (in both warp & welt) for woven fabric may be used for the manufacture. Retro-reflective tape: Prismatic type grey colour reflective tape of 5042 mm wide shall be used. It shall pass the criteria as mentioned in the Table-8D. The placement of retro-refl is shown in the Figures 1, 2 and 3. ctive tape3.5 Elastic tape: Waist of the trouser of ‘Rain Suit’, shall be finished with ¢ d band of 50+2 mm wide. Waist band shall be finished with double layer fabric, same as used in the outer shell fabric of trouser. Draw string shall be used for the fitting (to tight or loose the waist of trouser} of the trouser at waist. Plastic toggle (Adjuster) and ends of the draw string shall be secured with a loop of 102mm wide, stitched 35+2mm from the lower edge of waist band. For more clarification, sample held in the custody of Slastic Directorate of Procurement, Indian Navy may be referred. tape shall be manufactured using rubber thread and polyester or polyamide yarn, It shall meet the requirement as given in the Table 8E. 3.6 Hood: An integrated hood is attached and can be stowed within the of the same is provided within the collar when not in use. A cavity collar that is secured with 03 pieces of hook and loop tape (25#2 mm wide and 50mm long) shall be stitched 1042 cms apart at the base of the hood. The integrated hood also has mesh lining. The integrated hood has elasticized draw cord at the front edge, so that the opening can be adjusted according to fitment on the face when the hood is used. 3.7 The raglan sleeve of the jacket of ‘Rain suit’ shall be made using laminated outer-shell fabric, mesh lining and taffeta lining. The sleeves of ‘Rain Suit’ Jacket shall be elasticized with elastic tape (4012 mm wide) at front side of the cuff. Back side of the cuff shall be provided with adjustable tabs with hook and loop tape (252 mm wide) for tightening or loosening of cuff. The inner side of the sleeve shall be made with mesh fabric and taffeta lining. The lowerition Rain Suit of Indian Navy |2018— edge of the sleeve (aleeve opening from the inner side of the sleeve) shall be finished with « 10045 mm of taffets lining, excluding hem. rinpit Jevel in the ‘Rain SOt2mm wide vent is also provided at the Suit’ Jacket for the ventilation using, mesh fabric, The vent is ing, and closing, of the vent finished with a 2522mm wide welt, Ope shall be secured with a slide fastener. For more clarification, uple held in the custody of Directorate of Procurement, Indian Navy may be referred, 3.8 Trouser: The legging of the trouser of ‘Rain suit’ shall be made using laminated outer-shell fabric, taffeta lining and mesh fabric. | be used in the inside of The mesh fabric with taffeta lining. si both the legs of the trouser. An Inlay is provided in both the legs of the trouser at bottom for easy wearing, with shoes on. Opening and closing of Inlay shall be secured with slide fastener (Refer Table 5 mple held in the custody for dimensions). For more clai ion, of Directorate of Procurement, Indian Navy may be referred. 3.9 Pockets of Jacket & Trousers: The Jacket of ‘Rain Suit’ shall be provided with one flap pocket at chest level. Pocket shall be stitched just below the reflective tape. One pocket window with transparent material (sce through pocket using LDPE sheet, which shall not tear or crack during uses) shall be stitched at the centre of the chest pocket. For more clarification, sample held in the custody of Directorate of Procurement, Indian Navy may be referred. Two welt pockets, one in cach part of the front at waist level shall be stitched. Pocket bags of 230 x 230 mm shall be made with same laminated fabric and color as used in the ‘Rain Suit’. For more4.0 in Suit of 1 n Navy clarification, sample held in the custody of Directorate of referred. These pockets shall be Procurement, Indian Navy may finished with a 3042 mm wide welt. These welts of both the waist 25+2mm X 50+2mm hook and loop pockets shall be secured with 2 at centre of all be attached fastener. The hook and loop fastener the inside of the welts. The hook & loop fastener shall mect the ‘able-8G en in the requirement as gi ket hood and 100% Draw string: To tight and loose or adjust jacket, Je trouser waist (adjustable shock cord an orange colour polyester/polyamide/ polypropylene braided stretchable round) tring shall be finished Both ends of the draw string shall be use with plastic toggles. At the bottom of the jacket, plastic toggle hall be secured with a loop (Adjuster) and ends of the dra of 102mm wide, stitched 30:5mm from the upper edge of bottom v string fold. For more information about the round string and toggles, custody of Directorate of Procurement, Indian sample held in the Navy may be referred, The raw fabric edges at the bottom portion of the Jacket and trouser of ‘Rain Suit’ shall be folded and sewn to form a finished hemline. Tolerance: Wherever tolerations are not given, following will be applied: i) 0+ 25ems +0.5 ems ii) 25 and above + 1.0 cms1 Navy | 2018 Measurement chart for Jacket (Front) (Figure-2, 24. 28 and 2C) (All measurements are in centimeters) ___ : Notation St as given” (40) Font Sieve Length — Cult w ~ 4 4 | Sleeve openine ae | [1S Bottom tote rr i | Ta. | Zippered opening placket width % ems aon aS [IS Pncement of chest pocket fom conte font a) as | 38 | 38 ie. Pocement offront pocket rom boom fOr | F | 28 | 26 | 3 17. | Placement of front pocket from bottom at Q. 16 | 16 le side seam Ta. | Front pocket opening TI 1 79, | Placement of front pocket from side seam =] | packet from CF | 20. | Placement of feos Dimensional tolerances for 0 = 25cm: Table:2 Measurement chart for Hood (Figure-4) {All measurements are in centimeters) Ss. ‘Measuring point | Notation as Size Ko. given in [ (40) (42) 1 (4a) Fig.d M 7. Hisod lenaih x 38 2-1 Hocrd opening B a7, 3.__| Hood width ] c. 24.5, 4. | Centre panel width at neck D. 3 5.) Centre panel width at edge E is Dimensional tolerances for 0 cms; for 25 and aboveTable:3 Measurement chart for Patch Pocket (Figure-2A) {AU measurements are in centimeters} “40 M ie Size (42) Gi (44) Table:4 Measurement chart for Jacket (Back) (Figure-3) (All measurements are in centimeters) S, | Measuring Point Wotation Size 1] No. as given | (40) (92) | (44) farigere ae} T._| Body Lenath Grom Cer ,* [75] 76 | | Chest B 7 s8 3,_| Boom width je | 355) 38 | Rew Hole at Raglan Sleeve 3] 36 3._| Rellective tape from OB ee &. | Sitehed reflective tape from F zy] 2 z raglan sleeve at base of neck | 7 Back vent = | = | 30 | Bovom oid m [25 | 38 1 ysional tolerances for O- 25cms =0.Semsi for 95 and above = 1.0 e7~~ reflective tape