Label For Baby Clothing Must Not Be Dry Cleaned.

The first national standard for infant clothing safety, infant clothing standard, will be implemented in October 1st this year.

At that time, heavy metal residues exceeding the standard, pH value does not meet the relevant standards, as well as safety design and other aspects of unqualified infant clothing, will not be sold.

Moreover, all clauses concerning infant and young children's clothing safety are mandatory.

There are many standards in this standard. For example, according to the characteristics of infants and young children pulling clothes and biting clothes, a mandatory clause specifically designed to protect infants and young children is developed, which requires technical requirements such as size, zipper head, clothing rope, length and strength, heavy metal residue and so on.

In particular, the standard emphasizes that because dry cleaners may contain substances that stimulate the skin of infants and young children, infant clothing must be marked "not dry cleaned" on the labels.