More than 30% of clothing such as Ordos failed

Yesterday, the Guangzhou Municipal Administration for Industry and Commerce announced the results of the monitoring of the quality of casual wear sold by shopping malls and supermarkets in Guangzhou. The results showed that the rate of disqualification was 34%. There were 17 unqualified casual wear, including Ordos and Montagut. ) And other famous brands. The industrial and commercial department reminds consumers to call 12315 to report when they have purchased unqualified products.

It is reported that the spot inspection has detected 13 items including formaldehyde content, pH value, decomposable carcinogenic aromatic amine dyes, fiber component content, and wet friction resistance against 50 items of 48 clothing companies. After testing, 17 products were judged as The failure rate was 34%. Among them, the well-known brands Ordos and Montagut's three casual pants are also listed as unqualified products, and their fastness to rubbing has not reached the “black list”.

According to the relevant person in charge of the Guangzhou City Department of Industry and Commerce, in the inspection, the unqualified items were mainly pH value, color fastness, fiber content, slitting degree, etc. Among them, the excessive pH of the clothing product may damage the pH balance of the human skin, cause skin allergies or infections, and make the skin vulnerable to other pathogens. When the color fastness is not up to the standard, the dye is likely to fall off and fade, affecting the appearance, and the detached dye molecules or heavy metal ions may be absorbed by the human body and endanger the health. In addition, some products have unmarked fiber content or fiber content does not match the label value, which damages consumers' right to know.

The color fastness to rubbing refers to the fastness of the dyed textiles to the mechanical properties of the rubbing machine. This non-compliance product will fade after washing, which will affect the wearing and use, and even cause allergic damage to the skin.