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Xiaobian network to introduce the children's label confusion parents Monchacha, fast fashion children wear black.

The new version of the textile national standard runs for two years.

When it comes to the season, many mothers want to buy new clothes for their babies, but recently, the quality of children's clothing has been "black list" frequently, which worries many parents.

Reporters found in the interview that the new version of the textile national standard has been officially run for two years. Many new labels have been replaced, but many parents and even salesmen are still checking the new standard, and the fast fashion brand is also the hardest hit area.

The new national standard of textiles clearly stipulates that "infants and young children under three years of age must implement a class a standard". But yesterday, reporters visited several shopping malls in China and found that many brands of children's wear are still implementing B or C standards, many of which are suitable for children aged 2~3, and the labels for children's clothing are mostly tagged by B labels.

Many consumers in the interview also said that the attention of labels is not high, pay more attention to the material styles of infant clothing.

Babies and children's labels are mixed.

When reporters visited yesterday, they found the same thing.

The labels of different brands vary greatly. Some labels only label the price and clothing ingredients, and there is no relevant safety enforcement standard. It is clearly that clothes for 1~2 years old children are labeled as B - textile products that directly contact the skin.

In the people's Middle Street shop, the reporter saw many baby clothes in the 15 yuan ~20 yuan special sale.

A closer look at the clothing label shows that many of them are scissors, except for the washing marks inside the garments.

AQSIQ has reported the unqualified import of children's products in 1~5 months this year, and the batch of quality and safety failed to increase by 13% over the same period, especially for some fast fashion brands.

Fast fashion children's wear

In the first half of the year, the national inspection and quarantine department seized 12305 cases of imported garments unqualified. Among them, 396 of the imported garments with unqualified quality and safety were 4 fast fashion brands, namely, Forever21, Zara, h&m and mango. The number of unqualified items was 107, accounting for 27.02% of all the unqualified ones.

The quality inspection is not qualified.

In the sample, children's clothing failed to exceed 10%.