The quality and safety of infant products is related to the physical and mental health of children, which is concerned by the whole society. When buying baby clothes or children's clothes, we should focus on checking the logo, including the product name, raw material composition and content, product standards, quality levels, certification and so on. In addition, choose baby clothes with labels such as "Category A," "baby products," or oeko-tex certification.
Oeko-tex certification refers to STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEXR, which tests harmful substances for all parts of textile products, from fabrics and accessories to buttons, zippers and elastic bands, so as to effectively protect the safety of infants and children. The oeko-tex certificate and label can be obtained only after meeting all the standard inspection items, and then the "eco-textile" label can be hung on the product.
Special consideration is given to the sensitive skin of infants and young children, who need to be paid special attention to, so the oeko-tex certification standards for infants and young children's products set very strict conditions, testing the color fastness to saliva and sweat, to ensure that dyes or coatings on textiles will not ooze out of the fabric and fade when infants sweat, bite or chew. In addition, the limits of harmful chemicals were also the lowest compared to the other three grades. For example, the limit value of formaldehyde for infant products is 20ppm, which is similar to the formaldehyde content of an apple, while the limit value of formaldehyde for Il products is 75ppm, and the formaldehyde content for Ⅲ and Ⅳ products only needs to be less than 300ppm.
Post time: Apr-03-2023