New National Standard For Children'S Wear, "Cold In Nanning", Most Businesses Are Still Selling Old National Standard Children'S Clothing.

An infant

The label label has already been in line with the new national standard, but after the tear tape is posted, it shows that the execution standard is still the old national standard.

In the future, parents who want to buy clothes for infants and young children should pay attention.

In August 1st, the revised version of the national basic safety technical specification for textile products (hereinafter referred to as the "new national standard") was fully enforced.

According to the new national standard, infants and young children under 3 years old must label "infant products, category A, GB18401-2010" labels, otherwise they will be banned from production and sale.

On August 8th and 9, reporters visited many children's clothing stores in Nanning, and found that the new national standard had been implemented for more than a week, but there were not many businesses that strictly enforce the new national standard. Most businesses still sell children's clothing that is suitable for the old national standard.

Old GB children's wear is still on sale.

On the afternoon of 8, in the "small dot" children's clothing shop on the first floor of daheping shopping mall in Nanning, the reporter turned over for a long time and found that most of the product labels had no "safety technology category".

"Buying clothes is mainly about quality, pure cotton and comfortable."

The salesperson takes out the best clothing of 70 yuan or more in the store, and the "safety technology category" above is GB18401-2003C.

In some small shops nearby, most of the clothing for infants and young children is only "first grade" and "qualified products". Some labels even label product numbers and sizes.

Low price low-end children's clothing market is somewhat "messy", so will the high-end children's clothing in the exclusive store carry out the new standard? In a store on the 7 floor of Nanning department store, reporters found that there are still B categories of infant safety clothing.

The clerk said she knew the national standards for infant clothing.

But she said that as long as the main cloth 100% is cotton, there is nothing wrong with the B class.

On the morning of 9 th, reporters at the Fengrun supermarket, Shui Jing City store saw that there was a clothing brand named "Yue Xun Bao", which was covered with a layer of paper on the "safety technology category" column, which marked the safety technology category as "GB18401-2010".

But when the paper was torn open, it was found that the safety technology category on the tag was "GB18401-2003".

After calling the brand manufacturer, the staff said that the new sticker was posted by the manufacturer.

"The quality of our products has reached the requirements of the new national standard, so we changed the previously printed tag."

Most citizens buy by experience.

Children's clothing staff revealed that customers who buy clothes for infants and young children are very concerned about the safety level of clothing, and more parents only care about whether they are pure cotton and handle.

On the afternoon of 8, a couple who picked clothes for a 3 year old daughter in a children's clothing store said that they bought clothes for children mainly by experience, such as whether the clothes were durable, whether they were easy to clean or not to sweat.

They do not know what exactly they refer to for "category a", "B class" and "C class" marked on the tag.

"It is a good thing for the state to make mandatory provisions on the quality of infant clothing, but there should be strong penalties for violators."

Ms. Zhao, a citizen of Nanning, is worried that the classified label of infant clothing is too easy to counterfeit or counterfeit. If only the label is bought, she does not worry about it.

"After buying clothes for the baby, I will still choose the products that are softer, more breathable and have no peculiar smell according to their own standards."

During the visit, some parents who knew something about the new national standard also said that the state extended the range of infant clothing from 2 to 3 years old. The feeling of "3 years old" or "100 centimeters below" is a rather vague boundary.

"If a child is taller, though he is less than 3 years old, his height has exceeded 100 centimeters, and he can only buy children's clothing over 3 years old if he can not buy suitable infant clothing.

At this time, if the clothes do not meet the requirements of the new national standard, can they buy it? "Some citizens expressed the hope that the new national standard should be formulated more carefully and carefully.

Buy unacceptable clothing complaints

"At present, the main problems of children's clothing include formaldehyde content exceeding standard, pH value being alkaline, poor color fastness, unsolid fiber content, insufficient sewing strength of buttons or clothing, and heavy metal extractable."

Autonomous Region Quality Supervision Bureau responsible person said, the new national standard stipulates that the scope of application of infant textile products from 24 months or less than 80 cm below the size of infants and young children, extended to 36 months or less than 100 cm tall infants.

At the same time, infants and young children under 3 years of age carry out the highest safety class a standard.

"In the three levels of A, B and C, the requirements of A level are the most stringent, such as formaldehyde content, infant textile products must be equal to or less than 20 mg / kg, while B grade is equal to or less than 75 mg / kg."

The person in charge said that if consumers found that they did not meet the new national standard of infant clothing, they could call 12365 for complaints.

Some experts suggest that in brightly colored, printed children's clothing, formaldehyde content is generally easy to be high. Although washing will remove a part, formaldehyde volatilization will still endanger children's health.

Therefore, when choosing clothes for children, parents should choose light colored and non printed children's clothing.

According to the new standard, all unregulated infant clothing should be removed from the shelves in August 1st and shall not be sold, according to the new standards.

If consumers buy unacceptable clothing, they can also respond to the 12315 business hotline.