France follows European Union product safety and chemical regulations.
Baby clothing must comply with the EU General Product Safety framework, ensuring products placed on the market are safe for consumer use.
While not as prescriptive as U.S. sleepwear laws, garments must not present unreasonable fire risk and must comply with applicable EU textile safety expectations.
Under EU REACH, strict limits apply to:
France has also taken a proactive stance on reducing PFAS (“forever chemicals”) in textile products.
Children’s clothing must comply with European safety standard EN 14682, which restricts cords and drawstrings in children’s garments.
All baby garments are tested through accredited third-party laboratories to ensure conformity with EU chemical and safety standards.