UNIQLO Has Been Sold To B Category Infant Clothing Manufacturers.

Infant clothing

Security has always been the focus of attention of Chinese consumers and industry.

A few days ago, the JINGWAH Times reported that the problem of children's clothing was frequent. Many local industry and commerce departments found that a large proportion of children's clothing failed to be sampled, and children's clothing failed rate of some areas even exceeded 70%.

Reporters found that "in Xinjiekou Xinhua Department Store UNIQLO store, the reporter found a top label" 80/48 "underwear is also directly labeled" B "category, and the label on the implementation of standards are handwritten.

In response to the incident, UNIQLO UNIQLO sent a statement to Nanfang Daily reporter, "on the media reports, the Xinhua Department Store UNIQLO store labeled" safety technology category B class "infant (Baby) goods, after verification with the store, the product belongs to the sample for disassembled display, and stressed that" UNIQLO UNIQLO production and sale of all infants (Baby) commodities (0-36 months, height 100CM below) are in line with the national basic safety technology category a class indicators. "

Clarification: the products mentioned in the report are displayed samples.

Reporters learned that, according to the new national textile product basic safety technical specification (GB18401-2010) formulated by the national textile product quality supervision and inspection center, the textile products are divided into three categories: Category A for infants and young children, B for direct contact with skin products, and C for non direct contact with skin products.

At the same time, the specification also provides for different types of textile product safety technology category indicators.

Among them, the definition of infant products is the textile products worn or used by infants aged 36 months or less, and all infant products must conform to the national basic safety technology category a indicators.

Due to infants under 3 years of age.

Relatively delicate, so the level of product requirements are relatively high.

But in the actual process, some baby clothing products produced by small garment factories do not conform to the relevant regulations. The more concentrated phenomenon is the adoption of old standards, or the products that belong to class a indicators adopt B or C class.

In this reporter's previous visit, related issues are not uncommon in the market.

For the questions mentioned in the JINGWAH times report, UNIQLO responsible person sent a statement to our reporter that UNIQLO launched a comprehensive investigation at the first time. After checking with the store, the Xinhua Department Store UNIQLO store, which appeared in the media report, indicated that the "safety technology category B" infant (Baby) belonged to the sample displayed for disassembly.

UNIQLO emphasizes that for all such infants and young children, the UNIQLO UNIQLO will be disposed of as a consumer and not sold to consumers.

In order to distinguish the normal sale goods, the store is labeled B class to show the difference.

All products meet the requirements.

The statement also pointed out that all products (0-36 months, height and size below 100CM) produced and sold by UNIQLO UNIQLO are in line with the category a indicators of national basic safety technology category (Baby).

The "implementation standards" of all infant clothing packaging labels have a complete "GB18401-2010" word, and are printed with "baby products" and "a" words.

UNIQLO UNIQLO's children's clothing is also in line with the national basic safety technical specifications for textile products.

Children's clothing, including shirts, underwear, trousers and T-shirts, all conform to the national basic safety technology category B index (direct contact with skin textile products).

Children's coats and autumn and winter sweaters are in line with national basic safety technology category C indicators (non direct contact with skin textile products).

In addition, the maximum

To ensure the interests of consumers, UNIQLO UNIQLO's clothing for infants and young children (Baby) is packaged in a sealed form.

"As an international leisure wear brand, UNIQLO UNIQLO holds the brand concept of LifeWear clothing and life. No matter the quality and logo of products are strictly in line with national standards, we are committed to providing consumers with comfortable, high-quality and safe clothing, so that consumers can use them comfortably."

The person in charge stressed.