Due to poor management in the production process, there are often broken needles (including stitches, pins, etc.) in clothing and other quilting products. In the 1980s, frequent consumer incidents caused by broken needles in clothing caused the Japanese government to issue consumer protection laws and regulations in the form of legislation to strengthen the control of broken needles. According to Japanese regulations, if there are broken needles in the products that are produced or distributed, their producers and sellers will be subject to heavy penalties, and compensation will be made if they cause harm to consumers. In order to avoid economic losses due to broken needles, Japanese clothing importers not only require manufacturers to conduct needle inspections before they leave the factory, but also set up seizure products factories to conduct needle inspections. For products that pass the inspection needle, hang or attach the needle mark. The "Q" (Quality) mark is Japan's premium product mark. The third party, which has extensive experience in the inspection of textile products, instead of the consumer, conducts a comprehensive inspection of the products, and applies a "Q" mark to the products whose quality exceeds a certain standard. The management of this mark is carried out according to the relevant rules of the “Q†mark management committee, and the inspection of the product is carried out by the inspection agency of the relevant fiber product. The main contents of the inspection are: 1. Whether the fabric has flaws, cutting, sewing, accessories and finishing are good; 2. Inspection of the dimensions, inspection according to JIS specifications, inspection of products without JIS specifications; 3. Performance check, inspection of the fabrics The color fastness and washing size changes; Fourth, the processing agent inspection, check for the presence of harmful chemicals; Fifth, mark inspection, according to the household goods quality mark method to check whether the mark and its content is appropriate. The "Machine Mark" is an association standard stipulated by the Japan-America Textile Association. Its purpose is to mark the quality assurance mark that is used to recommend hemp products that are safe for consumers, and to use the words "hemp 100%" or "mat blended". There are many varieties of hemp, and currently there are only two kinds of “ramie†and “flax†that are used to mark the garments. The certification test of the mark also stipulates the standard of mixing proportions. The owner of the pure wool mark - the International Wool Bureau was established in 1937 and has now developed into an international organization. The wool products currently owned by the International Wool Bureau are marked with "pure wool mark", "high-rate blended mark", and "wool blended mark". The products of the above three kinds of marks have the same standard except for the wool content. Only the products whose quality fully meets the quality requirements of the International Wool Bureau can use the IWC wool product mark. The wool fibre content of all kinds of wool labels is: the use of pure wool mark requires not less than 93% of pure new wool; the use of high proportion blended marks, the content of wool shall not be less than 50%; the use of wool blended marks requires that the wool content be between 30%- -50% between. The SIF mark is a mark approved by the Sewing Products Inspection Association, a comprehensive inspection organization responsible for clothing testing and inspection approved by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan, that conforms to the standards of the Association. The SIF mark is the abbreviation of "Association for Inspection of Sewing Products". SIF sends inspection personnel with professional knowledge to the factory to inspect the finished products regularly for cutting, sewing, finishing, quality inspection and marking according to the quality labeling of household products, and according to the inspection results, the various quality management procedures such as sewing processes are performed. After all kinds of tour guides, only marks that are recognized and recommended for excellent products. SIF has its own quality standards and inspection standards. The main contents of certification inspection are: appearance inspection, including marking, appearance; washing resistance, including practical washing performance, appearance after washing, wrinkling, washing shrinkage, and resistance to dry cleaning; Color fastness test; physical property test, including breaking strength, tear strength, breaking strength, shrinkage, pilling, fluffing; residual formaldehyde, sewing strength, sewing anti-slip test, etc.; performance of accessories. With the advancement of science and technology and the improvement of living standards, human beings have a new understanding of their existing environment and have put forward higher requirements for the quality of life. Because clothing products may contain harmful substances such as formaldehyde, insecticides, harmful dyes, etc., many developed countries have issued a series of laws and regulations, and have established various environmental safety standards for imported goods. The most widely used is "Oko-Tex Standard100". The test items involved in the new "Oko-Tex Standard 100" certification test include PH value, formaldehyde, insecticides, chlorophenols, harmful dyes, organic carriers containing chlorine, color fastness, volatile substances, sensible odors, and the like. Leisure Wear,Outer Wear,Suede Outer Jacket,Long Sleeve Outer Wear SHAOXING YINBO IMP&EXP CO.,LTD , https://www.yinbotex.com
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