61 Safety Requirements For Children's Clothing With Special Attention To Children's Clothing Quality

< p > < strong > Europe and the United States on children's < a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > clothing > /a > safety performance requirements < /strong > /p >
< p > 1) the safety requirement of the belt is < /p >.
< p > the "safety regulations for children's tops" issued by the United States put forward specific requirements for children's costumes. In July 2011, the US Consumer Product Safety Commission CPSC promulgated the new safety regulations for children's coat coats, which stipulates: < /p >
Children's jackets with a size less than P > 1 and sizes 2T to 12 are not allowed to pull strings at the neck and hooks; < /p >
Children's jackets with sizes less than P > 2 and sizes 2T to 16 must not have more than 7.5cm pulling wires at the waist and below; < /p >
< p > 3, the ends of the rope at the waist and hem must not be buckled, knots or other accessories. < /p >
< p > the European Union EN14682 standard has also made clear requirements for the general requirements of children's clothing or rope under the age of 14. It is specifically stipulated that no bands or ropes should be allowed for the children's head and neck area from 0 to 7 years of age. Adjustable shoulder straps and rope ornaments can not have free ends of more than 7.5cm. < /p >
< p > 2, and the burning property requirement is < /p >.
< p > the United States adopted the Flammable Fabrics Act FFA in 1953, stipulates that all the relevant < a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > textile > /a > clothing sold in the US market must meet its prescribed requirements for flame retardancy. Its two sub Methods stipulate that 16CFR1615 "children's pajamas flammability standard 0~6X" and 16CFR1616 "children's pajamas flammability standard No.", respectively, specify the testing methods and technical requirements for children's clothing combustion performance. Britain has flammable markup requirements for textiles and clothing, including children's pajamas and all children's clothing. < /p >
< p > 3), the limit requirement for toxic and harmful substances is < /p >.
< p > the main test items of harmful chemicals in textile and clothing in America are: banned azo fuel, formaldehyde, heavy metal content, pentachlorophenol (PCP), four chlorophenol (TeCP), nickel release and so on. CPSC's latest lead content requirement for children's products: since August 14, 2011, the lead content of children's products sold in the US market must meet the 100ppm limit. < /p >
< p > the EU eco textile standard Oeko-TexStandard100 specifies the limit requirements for all kinds of toxic and harmful substances in textiles. EU regulations such as 94/27/EC, EN1811, EN12472 and other regulations also limit the nickel and its compounds in some decorations and decorative strips of < a target= _blank "href=" http://www.91se91.com/ "> dress > /a", requiring direct or long-term contact with metal products, and the amount of nickel released is less than 0.5 "http://www.91se91.com/" week (simulated time for two years). < /p >
< p > < strong > China's < a href= > http://sjfzxm.com/news/index_q.asp > children's clothing safety performance requirements < /a > /strong > /p >
< p > China's children's clothing product standard, only FZ/T81014-2008 "infant clothing" standard for children's extractable heavy metal content, rope belt, button adhesion and other safety requirements, and FZ/T73025-2006 "infant's knitted apparel" only pull belt, button sewing strength requirements, no tape specifications and safety requirements, and other standard assessment project design is almost the same as the requirements of conventional clothing products. GB/T22702, GB/T22704 and GB/T22705 have been implemented for nearly two years, but because of the recommended standards, there is no mandatory requirement, and lack of in-depth publicity. Many children's clothing manufacturers have not yet got in-depth understanding, and the execution is not optimistic. In addition, children's clothing products in China have not designed the requirements of combustion performance. < /p >
Above all: in China's textile and clothing, the applicability standards of children's clothing products barely take into account the safety requirements such as rope, but not for the children and children's clothing. There is a big gap between this aspect and the requirements of European and American countries, which inevitably leads to the recall of children's clothing exported to P. < /p >