Correct Interpretation Of Children's Textile Product Specification

Recently, the AQSIQ and the National Standards Committee approved the issuance of the mandatory national standard GB31701-2015 "infant and child textile product safety technical specification". This is the first mandatory national standard for children's and children's textile products (children's wear). According to the relevant head of the AQSIQ, the standard is correct. Children's wear The safety performance has been comprehensively standardized, which will help guide production enterprises to improve the safety and quality of children's clothing and protect the health and safety of infants and children. The new standard will be formally implemented in June 1, 2016.

It is understood that the safety technical specification for infant and child textile products stipulates the safety technical requirements, testing methods and inspection rules for infants and children's textile products. Dai Hong, director of the two national standard industrial standard, said that in view of the particularity of infants and children groups, the standard further improved infants and children on the basis of the original textile safety standards. Textile products The safety requirements and safety requirements are fully upgraded. In terms of chemical safety requirements, the standard increased 6 kinds of plasticizers and lead, cadmium, 2 kinds of heavy metal requirements. In terms of mechanical safety, the standard provides detailed regulations for the different parts of children's clothing, such as head, neck, shoulder and waist, requiring no rope for children and children under 7 years of age. The standard also stipulates textile accessories, requiring that attachments should have certain tensile strength and should not have sharp edges and sharp edges. In addition, the standard also increased the combustion performance requirements.

According to the age difference, children's clothing is divided into two categories. It is suitable for infants and young children aged 36 months and below, and is suitable for children's textile products. It is suitable for children over 3 years of age and children under 14 years old. According to the different safety requirements, the standard also divides children's safety technology categories into three categories: A, B and C. Class A is the best, followed by B class, and C class is the basic requirement. The standards require that infants and young children's textile products should meet category a requirements. Children's textile products with direct contact with the skin should meet the requirements of category B at least. Children's textile products with direct contact with the skin should at least meet the requirements of category C.

At the same time, children's clothing should be marked on the instructions, and infant textile products should also be filled with "baby products". In the future, when choosing children's clothing, consumers can refer to the safety categories specified in the instructions.

According to the new standard, textile products for infants and children Fabric In addition to the requirements for the corresponding safety technology category in the GB18401-2010 "basic safety technical specification for textile products", the lead content in Category A should be less than or equal to 90mg/kg, the content of cadmium should be less than or equal to 100mg/kg, two phthalic acid two (2- ethyl) hexyl ester (DEHP), dibutyl phthalate (DBP), o-benzoic acid two butylbenzyl ester (BBP), ortho two formic acid two ISO nonyl ester (DINP), ortho benzene two formic acid two isodecyl ester (DIDP) and ortho benzene two acid two octyl (DNOP) content should be less than or equal to 0.1%, combustion performance is 1 grade (normal combustibility). For infants and children under 7 years of age, there should be no rope and shoulder strap on the head and neck. The shoulder straps should be fixed, continuous and free of ends. The decorative strings on the shoulder strap should not have any free ends or girth longer than 75mm with a length of more than 75mm. The length of the rope fixed at the waist should not exceed 360mm from the fixed point and should not exceed the bottom edge of the garment; when the short sleeve sleeves reach the maximum size, the extension length of the rope at the cuff should not exceed 75mm. For children over 7 years of age and above, there should be no free ends for adjusting the clothing size of the head and neck, and the other rope should not have free ends over 75mm. The head and neck should not have a prominent rope when the clothing is spread to the maximum size. When the clothing is spread to the right size, the circumference of the rope should not exceed 150mm. Apart from the shoulder strap and the neck belt, the other rope should not use elastic rope. The length of the rope fixed at the waist should not exceed 360mm from the fixed point. When the short sleeve sleeves are spread to the maximum size, the extension length of the rope at the cuff should not exceed 140mm.

At the same time, all infants and children's clothing should not be extended or tied on the back except for the waist belt. When the rope is fastened at the sleeves of the long sleeves, it should be completely placed in the clothing, and the clothes below the hip line should be placed. The rope at the bottom should not exceed the edge of the garment, and the clothes that extend to the ankles should be placed entirely in the clothing. When the clothing is spread to the largest size, the length of the extended rope should not exceed 140mm. The free ends of the rope are not allowed to knot or use three-dimensional ornaments.

The circumference of the ropes with fixed ends and protrusion should not exceed 75mm, and the length of the two ends of the rope should be over 75mm. The new standard also stipulates that the sharp needles such as metal needles should not be used in the packaging of infants and children's textile products. No sharp metal needles and other sharp objects are allowed on the textile products of infants and children. The durability labels for children's garments that are stitched on the body can be placed directly in contact with the skin.

The quality and safety of infants and children's textile products have been widely concerned by the society. As an important mandatory national standard, the promulgation and implementation of the safety technical specification for infant and child textile products will have a major impact on the entire infant and children's textile and garment market. Dai Hong pointed out that in order to ensure the smooth transition of the market, the new standard set up a transitional period of two years, from June 1, 2016 to May 31, 2018. During the transition period, the products that were manufactured and met the relevant standards before June 1, 2016 were allowed to continue to be sold in the market. The testing institutions were tested according to the standards executed by the enterprises. From June 1, 2018 onwards, all relevant products on the market must meet the requirements of this standard. "The reason for the transition period is that this standard has greatly increased the demand for baby textile products, and enterprises need a certain time to complete the technical transformation and upgrading. At the same time, textile products are anti season products, the production and sales cycle is longer, and it takes a certain time to digest inventory. " It is reported that in order to promote the effective implementation of the standards, the National Standards Committee has organized a series of activities such as standard entry into enterprises, shopping malls, and campus entry. It has organized a series of publicity activities in the main producing areas and sales areas of infants and children's textile products, and carried out standard training to local production, sales enterprises and inspection and testing institutions.