Small items on children's wear, such as buttons, zippers, decorative buckles, etc., must be firmly sewn on the clothes to prevent children from swallowing or choking when playing. These small items should also be hair-free to avoid scratching children's skin.
The design of the ropes and straps in children's wear should be reasonable, avoiding ropes that are too long or easy to entangle, so as to prevent children from strangulation, tripping and other accidents during activities. In particular, the ropes and straps at the hood, neck, waist and hem of children's wear should be designed in strict accordance with relevant safety standards.
Children's wear should use non-toxic and harmless dyes and fabrics to ensure the health and safety of children when wearing. These dyes and fabrics should be strictly tested to ensure that they do not contain degradable carcinogenic aromatic amine dyes, formaldehyde and other harmful substances.
The design of children's wear should focus on comfort and looseness, avoiding overly tight styles to avoid affecting children's growth and development. At the same time, loose clothing also helps children feel more comfortable when they are active.
Children's wear should avoid using sharp decorations, such as rivets and beads, to prevent these decorations from falling off and scratching the skin during children's activities.
For young children, the design of children's wear should consider easy wearing and taking off, such as using Velcro, snaps and other convenient opening and closing designs to reduce the difficulty of wearing and taking off.
The labels on children's wear should be clear and easy to read, and contain key information such as fabric composition and washing instructions. At the same time, the position of the label should be reasonable to avoid rubbing the child's skin and causing discomfort.
The safety factors in the design of children's wear cover the firmness of small objects, the safety of ropes and straps, non-toxic dyes and fabrics, comfort and looseness, no sharp decorations, easy wearing and taking off design, and labels and washing instructions. These factors together form the basis of the safety design of children's wear.
