There will be a mark on the label. You can pay attention to what kind of velvet is on the tag or wash label, whether it is goose dowm (goose down) or duck down (duck down). The 2021 version of the standard no longer requires the labeling of down color. When labeling white duck down/white goose down, the content of heterochromatic plush is also required to be ≤1.0%.

The 2011 version standard has a tolerance of velvet content ≥ -3% and velvet content ≥ velvet content × 90%; the 2021 version of the standard has a tolerance of velvet content ≥ -5%. The reason for enlarging the tolerance is mainly to consider that there are certain fluctuations in the production of down products, and the down content marking ranges are relatively large, and products with a middle value, such as down content from 83% to the upper limit, are marked at 85% ( Within the range of negative deviation), of course, marking 80% is the safest, which can effectively avoid risks.

Key points summary of the 2021 version of down clothing standards:

First, it is not applicable to layered, zoned filling and mixed filling products.

Second, the instructions for use should indicate the velvet content (should be marked according to the skipping rules), and the velvet content should no longer be marked.

The third is to increase the limit requirements for velvet + feather silk; indistinguishable velvet is divided according to proportion, and the requirements are relatively higher.

Fourth, the filling power test method has been changed, the indicators have been changed, and the requirements have been relatively improved; the anti-drilling test method has been changed, and the assessment is closer to actual use.

Fifth, the APEO and post-wash appearance requirements are added to make the assessment more comprehensive.

Sixth, the joint performance indicators are subdivided to make the assessment more reasonable.