The latest standards for the safety and technical specifications of infant and children's textile products mainly include classification, safety requirements, packaging and labeling requirements
First of all, according to the "Safety Technical Specifications for Infant and Children's Textile Products", the safety technical requirements for infant and children's textile products are divided into Class A, Class B, and Class C. Specifically, infant textile products should meet the requirements of Category A, children's textile products in direct contact with the skin should meet at least the requirements of Category B, and children's textile products that are not in direct contact with the skin should meet at least the requirements of Category C. In addition, the number of this standard and the words "infant products" should be indicated on the instructions for use of infant textile products, while children's textile products should be marked with the category of safety technical requirements that they meet.
Secondly, the new standard has detailed requirements for the safety of infant and children's clothing, including restrictions on the length of ropes and the use of sharp objects. For example, all infant and children's clothing should not have a cord protruding or tied on the back except for the belt. The cord straps at the cuffs of the long sleeves should be fully placed inside the garment when fastened; For garments that are below the hip line, the rope straps at the bottom should not extend beyond the lower edge of the garment, etc.
Finally, the new standard also puts forward requirements for packaging and labeling, emphasizing that infant clothing or children's clothing should focus on checking the label when purchasing, including the factory name and address, product name, type and specification, raw material composition and content, washing method, product standard, quality grade, qualification certificate, etcIn addition, the logo of infant clothing must have the words "Class A" and "Infant Products" on it.
These regulations are designed to ensure the safety of textile products for infants and children, and to protect the health and safety of children.