MICOOSON supplies synthetic leather and suede-like materials for a range of applications, including materials intended for glove manufacturing.
For glove manufacturers and purchasing teams, chemical testing information can help support material selection and evaluation against customer-specific requirements.
MICOOSON has third-party chemical testing documentation for a submitted sample described as Fabric, Imitate Microfiber Suede.
The submitted sample was tan in color, made from polyester and PU, and identified for glove applications.
California Proposition 65 is a California law concerning exposure warnings for chemicals known to the state to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.
For glove materials and synthetic leather, buyers may need to consider certain substances, including lead and specified phthalates.
Laboratory chemical testing provides information about the tested material. However, testing results alone do not establish complete Proposition 65 compliance for every finished product or intended use.
Buyers should evaluate applicable legal requirements, product applications, and relevant exposure considerations.
MICOOSON has third-party chemical testing documentation for a submitted imitation microfiber suede sample.
The report identifies the following details:
Report Number: GZHT03086737
Report Date: December 22, 2025
Sample Material: Fabric, Imitate Microfiber Suede
Fibre Content: Polyester, PU
Color: Tan
Declared End Use: Gloves
Tested Component: Tan PU synthetic leather with tan fabric backing
Test Items: Total Lead (Pb) Content and Phthalate Content
The laboratory report records Pass conclusions for the specified test items based on the limits and conditions described in the document.
The results apply to the submitted sample and should not be interpreted as certification of all MICOOSON imitation microfiber suede products.
The report records ND (Not Detected) for total lead (Pb) in the tested component.
The detection limit was 10 ppm, and the report listed a limit of 300 ppm derived from a specified California consent judgment relating to gloves.
ND means that lead was not detected at or above the stated method detection limit. It does not establish that the material contains absolutely no lead.
The report includes testing for selected phthalates, including:
Dibutyl Phthalate (DBP)
Diethylhexyl Phthalate (DEHP)
Benzyl Butyl Phthalate (BBP)
Diisodecyl Phthalate (DIDP)
Diisononyl Phthalate (DINP)
These substances were reported as ND (Not Detected) in the corresponding test section, with a detection limit of 0.01% by weight.
The report also includes an additional phthalate test section for DBP, DEHP, BBP, and DINP, with ND results for the tested component.
The limits referenced in the report originate from specified California consent judgments relating to gloves and additional requirements for vinyl/PVC gloves. They should not be treated as universal limits applicable to all synthetic leather products.
Synthetic suede and PU leather materials may be used in different glove constructions.
For glove manufacturers, relevant chemical testing information can help evaluate material specifications and support supplier discussions.
When sourcing imitation microfiber suede, buyers should consider:
Material composition and backing construction
Intended glove application
Color and material grade
Total lead testing requirements
Phthalate testing requirements
Applicable customer specifications
Tested sample identification
Production batch consistency
Finished-product compliance requirements
Testing documentation is one part of material evaluation and does not replace an assessment of the finished glove.
MICOOSON offers synthetic leather and suede-like materials for customers seeking specific appearance, construction, and performance characteristics.
The tested sample was described as tan PU synthetic leather with tan fabric backing and was identified for glove applications.
Customers can contact MICOOSON to discuss material specifications, sample availability, and available chemical testing documentation.
Buyers should verify that the documented test sample corresponds to the material grade and construction they intend to purchase.
Yes. MICOOSON has third-party chemical testing documentation for a submitted imitation microfiber suede sample intended for glove applications.
The report declares polyester and PU as the fibre content and describes the tested component as tan PU synthetic leather with tan fabric backing.
The report records ND (Not Detected) for total lead at a detection limit of 10 ppm.
The specified phthalates were reported as ND at the stated detection limit of 0.01% by weight.
No. California Proposition 65 is not a general product certification program. The test report provides sample-specific chemical testing information and does not establish complete legal compliance for every product application.
Yes. The report identifies gloves as the declared end use of the submitted sample.
No. The report applies to the submitted sample and tested component. Different colors, material grades, backing structures, or production batches may require additional evaluation.
Customers can contact MICOOSON to discuss material requirements and available technical documentation, subject to applicable report-use and distribution restrictions.
MICOOSON also has REACH SVHC screening documentation for a submitted imitation microfiber suede sample intended for gloves.
REACH SVHC screening and California Proposition 65 related chemical testing address different requirements and should be reviewed separately.
Looking for imitation microfiber suede or PU synthetic leather materials for glove manufacturing?
Contact MICOOSON to discuss product samples, material specifications, available colors, and relevant chemical testing information.
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