Country standard In 2004, the national basic safety technical specification for textile products was promulgated in January 1, 2005, and it was put into practice in January 1, 2005. Textile products No odor, disable decomposable aromatic amine dyes. According to the above indicators, clothing can be divided into three safety levels: A, B and C. Infant products should meet the technical requirements of class a products. Clothing directly exposed to the skin should meet the technical requirements of B products. Clothing that is not directly exposed to the skin should meet the technical requirements of C products.

When buying clothes, look first. clothing According to the regulations, the labels, labels, labels or instructions of all garments and decorative textiles sold on the market should be clearly marked with product classification and labels should not be handwritten or altered. Secondly, pay special attention to the special odors emitted from some textile products, such as mildew, gasoline and kerosene, fishy smell, etc., which indicates that there are excessive chemical residues on textiles. In addition, after buying new clothes, no matter what the price is, they should be washed and worn first.