I bought a cotton-padded product which is not in direct contact with the skin. What does this mean?

Cotton-padded clothes GB1841-21, Class C, refers to the textile products that are not in direct contact with human skin or only have a small area in direct contact with human skin when being worn or used.

classification of textile products

1. Category A

Infant products are generally suitable for infants under 36 months old and 1cm in height, and can be used as infant textile products.

baby products must be marked with the words "baby products" in the instructions for use. Such as diapers, underwear, bibs, pajamas, gloves, socks, coats, hats and bedding.

2. Class B

Products that come into direct contact with skin are textile products in which most of the product area comes into direct contact with human skin when being worn or used. Such as underwear, shirts, skirts, trousers, socks, sheets, quilt covers, towels, swimsuits and hats.

3. Class C

Products that are not in direct contact with skin, such as coats, skirts, trousers, curtains, bedspreads and wall covering.

extended information

the scope of national technical specification for basic safety of textile products (GB1841-21)

this technical specification specifies the basic safety technical requirements, test methods, inspection rules, implementation and supervision of textile products. Other requirements of textile products shall be implemented according to relevant standards.

this standard is applicable to textile products for clothing and decoration produced, sold and used in China. Export products can be executed according to the contract.

natural colors and bleaching products are not required; Tie-dyeing, batik and other traditional hand-colored products are not required; Color fastness to saliva is only evaluated for infant textile products. Curtains and other hanging decorative products do not assess the color fastness to perspiration.

Baidu Encyclopedia-National Technical Specification for Basic Safety of Textile Products GB1841-21