BTTG
BTTG™ (British Textile Technology Group) is an organisation that tests and certifies personal protective equipment and construction products. It also audits, advises and trains its clients around the world.
The organisation was founded in 1988 as a result of a merger between the Shirley Institute (previously known as the British Cotton Industry Research Association) and the Wool Industries Research Association (WIRA), later known as the Wira Technology Group.
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