The Bureau Has Received Nearly 1400 Complaints About Clothing.

After washing, the clothes fade, and the shoes are just opened.

Today, the reporter learned from the provincial fiber inspection bureau that as of the end of August, the bureau had handled nearly 1400 complaints involving clothing, and the number of complaints received was unchanged from last year.

The two major reasons for the increase were the number of complaints.

The director of the complaints and reporting center, director of white house, analyzed that, first of all, people's awareness of safeguarding their rights was generally enhanced. "In the past, such phenomena as clothing opening, fading and so on, people may be considered unlucky, but now more and more people know how to complain and apply for identification, and then protect their rights according to law."

Another reason for the increase in clothing complaints is that the material and dyeing technology of clothing are not identical with that of the past. If consumers do not strictly follow the washing instructions, they will easily cause clothes to fade.

With the arrival of the peak season of clothing sales, clothing complaints will continue to increase. The staff of the Bureau of inspection and Quarantine will remind consumers that disputes involving fiber should be promptly complaining.