T/CNGA 63-2024 Crawling outfit

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Main technical content: This document specifies the terms and definitions, design requirements, technical requirements, inspection methods, inspection rules, and packaging, transportation, and storage for baby and toddler crawling suits. This document is applicable to baby and toddler crawling suits made primarily from textile fabrics. The following terms and definitions apply to this document. 3.1 Crawling Suit A one-piece garment worn by babies and toddlers during crawling activities to prevent their skin from rubbing against the ground. It is also known as a "kimono suit" or "crawling suit". Depending on the style, it can generally be divided into "kimono-style" and "front-opening kimono-style". 3.2 Kimono-style A garment secured with ties, with the crotch typically designed with buttons or other easy-to-open fasteners. 3.3 Front-opening kimono-style A garment with a front-opening design, typically equipped with buttons or other easy-to-fasten closures. 4 Design Requirements 4.1 The crawling suit should be easy to put on and take off. It should adopt a loose structure with a front-opening collar and no back seams, and the lower part should feature an opening or a button-opening crotch. 4.2 The crawling suit should use fabrics with comfort or functional characteristics. The comfort performance should at least meet the requirements specified in Table 3 of this document. For products that meet other functional indicators, the relevant functional indicators should be clearly indicated. 4.3 It is recommended to choose flat-seam designs to avoid discomfort or friction on the baby's skin, reduce seams, and ensure smooth stitching to protect the skin of babies and toddlers. 4.4 The zipper-attached side of the crawling suit should be equipped with a protective chain.

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