Hefei Bureau Of Industry And Commerce: 5 Sets Of Textile Samples Failed Sampling Inspection

Recently, the Hefei industrial and commercial bureau announced the quality inspection of textiles in circulation in 2018.

"Hua Michelle Wai Di" fine goose feather quilt, "Dabana" pullover, "Yun Qi" sweater and other trademark trademarks were unqualified.

According to the bulletin, in November 2018, the Hefei Bureau of industry and Commerce conducted quality checks on the down areas, silk quilts and cashmere sweaters in the area of circulation.

This inspection and inspection of the down quilt 12 groups, qualified 11 groups, the pass rate is 91.67%; the silk is 8 groups, qualified 8 groups, the pass rate is 100%; cashmere sweater 20 group, qualified 16 group, the pass rate 80%.

Cashmere sweater unqualified items are mainly perspiration fastness, pilling and fiber content.

The Hefei Bureau of industry and Commerce will be investigated and dealt with according to relevant laws and regulations, and supervise the rectification of operators.

Fat city commerce and Industry Bureau reminded consumers that when choosing textile products, they should try to choose brands and businesses with good reputation.

First, pay attention to the use instructions (i.e. product identification), because the product identification is a tool to convey the information of the product's performance, quality, usage and other information to consumers. Consumers try not to purchase textile products without the use of instructions and labels to protect their own rights and interests.

Secondly, the appearance quality of textile products is mainly seen from hand feeling, fabric defect, color difference, stain, sewing, zipper and button fastness. Comparing the material quality and quality grade, we can see whether the content of the label matches the real situation of the product.

It is recommended to buy products with good breathability, such as pure cotton, which should be light colored and soft.

If the product has a pungent odor, be careful when choosing it.

Shopping in reputable shopping centres should be maintained, and shopping vouchers should be retained so as to effectively protect their legitimate rights and interests after quality problems arise.