Australian Regulations On Safety Of Children'S Wear Rope

The requirements of the new specifications for the cap and collar of clothing are: no clothes should be provided for the clothes of a newborn baby to 7 years old. If there is a bow, the length should not exceed 75 millimeters.

A child aged 7 years old should wear a zipper or button instead of a strap. The length of other decorative parts should not exceed 75 millimeters. ~14

The details for the waist / hem of the garment are: the length of the rope on the waist or hem should not exceed 75 millimeters, and it should be stitched at the center line of the garment, and the ropes should be fixed on the rope head. There should be no knots or rope sleeves at the end of the rope to avoid hooking or entangling other articles.

If the clothing is longer than the ankle, the rope should be sewn or fixed.

Australia is a net importer of textile and apparel in the world. 70% of its textile and apparel consumption depends on imports, while China's textile and apparel accounts for more than 70% of its import market.

The introduction of this specification is bound to have a certain degree of impact on China's textile and clothing, especially children's clothing exports.

In order to effectively avoid export risks, Nantong entry exit inspection and Quarantine Bureau reminds the vast majority of export enterprises that although the safety regulations for Australian children's wear rope follow the principle of voluntariness, enterprises should organize production according to this specification so as to avoid unnecessary economic losses.

At the same time, enterprises should also pay more attention to the details of children's clothing export, keep pace with the times, actively adjust the direction of enterprise development according to the latest international trends, effectively enhance their market competitiveness, and strive to maintain the image of China made.