Three New National Standards For Children'S Wear Will Be Implemented Next Month.

　 The three national standard for children's clothing, which focuses on the safety performance of small clothing parts, was first released. Three new national standards will be implemented in August 1st, including safety requirements for ropes and belts for children's wear, safety specifications for children's tops and safety standards for children's clothing design and production.

The safety specification for children's tops and belts stipulates the safety specifications for children's clothing belts under 14 years of age. According to the children's clothing parts, it is divided into wind caps, neck, waist and hem, and other parts to determine the specifications of the belt. The safety requirements for ropes and belts of children's wear stipulate the safety requirements for using ropes and straps in children's clothing under the age of 14.

The code for the design and production of children's clothing designed to improve mechanical safety stipulates the specifications for the materials, design and production of children's clothing under the age of 14. The standard is engaged in first information exchange, procurement of materials and components, details of clothing design, production steps, inspection and testing of materials and garments, and a comprehensive account of matters needing attention in the safety of children's clothing machinery.