Hermes And Other Top Luxury Brand Children'S Clothing Contains Toxic And Harmful Substances.

< p > "luxury" a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > brand < /a > is the pronoun of dignity and quality in the eyes of many consumers. However, this survey has surprised us. Many high-end consumers are scrambling for the world's first line brands, but there are also problems of the use and residue of toxic and harmful substances in the products of peace price. The clean production of the whole fashion industry is worrying.

Environmental protection organization pollution prevention project director Li Zhian said.

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Between May 2013 and June, the environmental protection group purchased 27 luxury brand children's clothing samples in 9 countries and regions, including Italy, France, China, Russia and the United Kingdom, including Dior (Dior), Du Gabbana (Dolce &Gabbana), Giorgio Armani (Giorgio Armani), Hermes (Herm s), Louis Weedon (Louis Vuitton), Mark Jakob (Marc Jacobs), Chu sadi (Versace) and Versace (P).

The origin of the sample involves 7 countries including Italy, China, Morocco and Turkey.

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< p > all samples were sealed immediately after purchase and sent to the Research Laboratory of Exeter University in England. Then they were sent to independent laboratories with accreditation for analysis and detection. Antimony detection was conducted in the laboratory of Exeter University.

The detection results showed that more than one toxic and harmful substances were detected in 16 of the 27 samples, including nonylphenol polyoxyethylene ether (NPE), o-phenyl two formate, perfluorinated compounds and antimony, with a total detection rate of 59%.

Except for Trussardi, all brands of children's clothing samples were detected toxic and harmful substances.

When NPE is released into the environment, it will quickly decompose into stronger toxic environmental hormone NP, which will pollute the global water body and interfere with the endocrine system of the organism.

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< p > in addition, samples of Louis Weedon and Dior, which were marked out of three labels, were detected in a high concentration of NPE, which was restricted to use in European production in Italy.

"This shows that these luxury brands," a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" target= "_blank" clothing "/a", are either in violation of EU laws or in the developing countries, not all brands originating in Europe.

In either case, it is an irresponsible act of misleading to consumers. "

Li Zhian said.

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< p > according to the introduction, environmental protection organizations began to promote the "a href=" //www.sjfzxm.com/ "target=" _blank "textile" /a "industry to eliminate toxic and harmful substances three years ago. So far, 20 well-known enterprises have promised to achieve the goal of zero emissions of toxic and hazardous substances by January 2020, including the fast fashion brands such as ZARA and Mango, sports brands such as Nike and Puma, and high-end luxury brands such as" Lai "and" Qi ".

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"P", "many brands that are in the forefront of non-toxic fashion have proved the feasibility of eliminating toxic and harmful substances. There is no reason why these brands will not take the responsibility to take poison." Li Zhian said, "even if we are leading more fashion trends and flaunt the higher quality of life, we will not be able to wipe out the damage of these brands to the global environment and the threat to health.

The brand must know that the real dignity and luxury is not only the gorgeous appearance, but the inherent safety of innocuity.

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