CPSC To Enforce Regulations For Children'S Pajamas And Casual Wear To Prevent Children Scald.

From Washington, in order to remind

CPSC is the federal security agency responsible for the implementation of Flammable Fabrics Act (FFA), which aims to protect the public from the risk of flammable fabrics, furnishings and clothing, including children's pajamas.

Children's pajamas are designed to protect children's pajamas from fire sources.

The letter emphasized the definition of children's pajamas and used casual clothes as a type of children's pajamas.

In the regulation, the committee also defines children's pajamas as clothes that are suitable for children aged 0 to 14, such as nightgowns, pajamas, similar or related.

However, the definition does not include:

(1) diapers and underwear;

(2) infant garments suitable for infants of nine months or less;

(3) the largest size of baby garments that meet special requirements.

It is reported that these are called children.

CPSC also requested children's pajamas and casual wear manufacturers and network and store importers under the 2008 Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act.

These requirements include traceability labels, ortho benzene two formate, buttons, zipper surface and other parts of the product lead content test compliance with the requirements.