Textile And Apparel Product Specifications Are Divided Into 3 Categories According To End Use.

Although the state has already promulgated the national standard of clothing quality, it is still on the market.

The logo of the product is still very confusing. Many consumers are not clear about how to use the product to mark the information and choose the right clothing and safeguard their own safety.

Dyes and auxiliaries are added to the products during printing and dyeing and post processing. When these chemical reagents reach a certain level, the skin and organs of the body will be seriously endangered.

Therefore, in order to ensure that the textile products are harmless to human health in the course of production, circulation and consumption, the relevant departments of the state have formulated the national basic safety technical specification for textile products, and constantly updated and perfected the contents.

In the latest edition

Textile products are divided into 3 categories according to their final use: infant textile products, textile products directly contacting the skin, and textile products that do not directly contact the skin, which correspond to the three categories of "A", "B" and "C" respectively.

Standards also require that infants and young children textile products must be marked with "baby products" on the instructions.

Other products should be marked on the instructions on the basic safety technical requirements, such as a, B or C.

The product is marked by a category.

Textile products that do not meet this standard are prohibited from production, sale and importation.

Recently, reporters visited several clothing stores in Beijing and found some clothes.

The products are very confusing on safety standard labels, among which there are some famous brands.

A brand on the three floor of Dongxing Fashion Plaza, Chaoyang District, Beijing.

In the store, the reporter found that a product label on a dress is "GB18401-2003B", that is to say, according to the information on the product logo, the standard of safety that the dress is based on is the old version that has been eliminated.

Subsequently, the reporter found in a brand sportswear shop that there was only a "GB18401B class" on the logo of a seven point trousers, and it was not known whether the product was executed in the old version or the new version.

For the reporter's doubts, sales personnel also do not know.

Many consumers do not understand the national standard of clothing quality. "I buy clothes, most of which are style, material and price.

Clothing quality and safety standards are not well known to ordinary consumers.

There should be no problem in the mass market.

A consumer, Ms. Wang said.

"No breakage, no coloration and no shrinkage, I think the quality of this garment is qualified.

Other aspects, we can not detect. "

The consumer said to the lady.

"I know that B is a textile product that directly contacts the skin. C is a textile product that does not directly contact the skin, but the specific standard number is not clear."

The consumer, Mr. Yang said.

"Product identification is not in conformity with national mandatory standards."

Kong Liping, expert of fiber inspection of the national textile quality inspection center, said, "the latest edition of the national basic safety technical specification for textile products is a mandatory standard, and the above terms must be implemented."

But Kong Liping also said that the "product is not safe" can not be directly drawn from the "non-standard logo".

The latest edition of the national basic safety technical specification for textile products requires clear requirements for formaldehyde content, pH value, decomposable carcinogenic aromatic amine dye, etc., which must be professionally tested before determining whether the product is really safe.