Big Clothes Were Exposed To Quality Problems &Nbsp; Nearly 4 Percent Of The Sampling Failed.

Yesterday, the city commerce and Industry Bureau announced the fourth quarter of 2010, our city's circulation brand clothing sampling results. The sampling inspection in the city shopping malls, stores and other 94 batch of clothing, after examination, 35 batches of unqualified, batches of pass rate of only 62.7%. Unqualified brand clothing has problems such as confusion of marking identification, false fiber content and unqualified safety performance.

There are 26 batches of clothing that are not qualified for the spot checks, mainly due to incorrect marking and incorrect marking in the clothing instructions. For example, "GUESS", "GUCCI", "CK JEANS" and "brother Di" do not label factory names, factory sites, production sites, product implementation standards, product quality grades, and safety technology categories. The industry and Commerce Department indicates that although the logo items do not directly affect human health and safety, they play an important role in guiding consumption and guiding use. They belong to the contents explicitly specified in the relevant mandatory standards of the state.

In addition, some clothing quality problems exist such as false fiber content and unqualified safety performance. For example, "Jane Fonda" tops, "TAKESHY KUROSAWA" shirts and "vousso" women's overcoats, the measured values of fiber content do not match the marked values; the "Lee" women's jeans are not qualified; the color fastness of "Jane Fonda" windbreaker and "BANIDLUN" men's jacket is not qualified. City industry and Commerce Bureau official said, color fastness and pH value and other indicators of unqualified items may stimulate the infection of human skin, harmful substances exceed the standard. Especially when the body is in vigorous exercise and sweat secretion is strong, these harmful substances are more likely to invade the human body through sweat pores, which may cause serious harm to human health.

The sampling results showed that the number of brands sold by domestic agents accounted for nearly half of the unqualified batches. "This is closely related to the lack of necessary testing and management tools for textile and garment products." A staff member of the Municipal Industry and Commerce Bureau said. In view of this situation, the commerce and Industry Department appealed to the shopping malls to strengthen supervision. Before the clothing entered the shopping mall, the third party inspection organizations with legal effect should be sent to the inspection. After passing the inspection, they could enter the shopping malls and ensure the quality and stability of the products.