Children's clothing refers to clothing specially designed for children, including baby clothing, toddler clothing, children's clothing, etc. The standard for children's clothing in the EU market is EN71. This standard focuses primarily on the safety of toys, but may also include some requirements related to children's clothing. Please note that specific requirements for children's clothing may also involve other EU standards, such as other directives and standards on textiles, clothing and footwear.


Children's clothing EN71 testing standards

The standards for EN71 testing of children's clothing mainly include EN71-1: mechanical and physical properties testing, EN71-2: flammability testing, and EN71-3: hazardous substance element testing.


Children's clothing EN71 testing process

1. Submit a test application: First, you need to submit a test application to the relevant testing agency and provide detailed product information.

2. Product classification: Determine the age group and category of the product based on the material, design and other factors of children's clothing.

3. Select test items: According to the EN71 standard, select appropriate test items, such as physical and mechanical performance tests, flammability tests, etc.

4. Sample preparation: According to the requirements of the testing agency, prepare a certain number of samples for testing.

5. Conduct tests: The testing agency conducts corresponding tests on the samples according to the selected test items and records the test results.

6. Result evaluation: Based on the test results, evaluate whether children's clothing meets the requirements of the EN71 standard.

7. Prepare test report: The testing agency will compile the test results into a test report and provide it to the applicant.