The New National Standard Of Clothing Industry Was Implemented On August 1, And Children'S Clothes That Fail To Meet The Standard Are Still On Sale

　　 clothing The new national standard has been enforced nationwide since August 1, but in our city, many shopping malls and children's clothing stores still sell many substandard clothes. Mothers should keep their eyes open when buying.

The National Technical Code for Basic Safety of Textile Products, revised in 2011, will be fully enforced from August 1 this year. In the new regulations, the age of "infants" in the definition of infant textiles is expanded from 0-24 months to 0-36 months. This change means that textile products for children aged 2 to 3 years who originally only need to meet the requirements of Class B or Class C must meet the requirements of the highest safety level of Class A after the implementation of the new standard. The new regulation also stipulates that the product implementation standard (including the year) must be marked on the product tag, and the safety technology category implemented by the product must be marked according to the GB18401 standard.

In combination with the above two provisions, clothing for children under 3 years old must be labeled with such words as "baby products, Class A, GB184012010".

However, on August 1, the reporter visited some shopping malls and children's clothing stores in our city and found that there are still children's clothes that do not meet the new national standards on sale. In terms of price, most of the children's clothes marked with "Class B" range from 50 yuan to 100 yuan, while the children's clothes marked with "Class C" are the cheapest to sell below 10 yuan. When the reporter asked the salesperson about the label of clothes, some of them were vague, most of them said they did not know the relevant regulations, and there was no plan to discount "old label" clothes recently.

Subsequently, the reporter interviewed several customers who were buying baby clothes. The mother of a child who is choosing a dress for her daughter told the reporter that she has been paying attention to the quality of her child's clothes, "But most of the clothes that meet the new national standard are children's clothes of big brands. The price is often more than 100 yuan. Children can't afford to wear clothes at a special cost. So I look at the quality and brand of clothes for children. It is not limited to Class A, and I can wear them after going home and drying them with disinfectant bubbles for several times."

At a brand children's clothing counter, Ms. Zheng, a citizen, selected a suit for her colleague's son. When a reporter asked her whether she knew about the new national standard of clothing, she was surprised: "Never heard of it. Fortunately, you reminded me in time. Otherwise, it would be embarrassing if the gift given to others was an unqualified product." After that, Ms. Zheng immediately returned the clothes, I spent nearly 200 yuan from another brand counter to buy a suit that meets the new national standard.