Important: If you supply products for sale on Amazon, you must comply with all
federal, state, and local laws and Amazon policies applicable to those products and product
listings.
Amazon’s policies require that children’s nightwear sold through the Amazon website meets
the testing requirement as per specified standards. In order to sell these products on
Amazon, you must apply and submit the following to child-safety@amazon.com.au
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Company name
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Seller ID
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Email address
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Phone number
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A list of Children’s Nightwear ASINs you are applying to sell
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An image of the fire hazard warning label on the product.
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Fire hazard warning label in both the product images and product description displayed
on amazon.com.au.
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Documentation from an accredited testing laboratory or organisation is required to
confirm the product was tested and found to comply with the applicable standards listed
in the following table:
Product |
Certification Requirement |
Children's Nightwear |
The Children’s Nightwear shall comply with the following:
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Note: You certify that all materials that you submit are true, authentic, and accurate. Amazon
may remove your selling privileges for failing to meet these requirements.
What is Children’s Nightwear?
The mandatory standard applies to nightwear for children (sizes 00–14 unless stated
otherwise) that includes the following items:
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Pyjamas (whether sold as top and bottom together or nightwear separates)
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Size 3 - 14 knitted nightwear all-in-ones
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Size 00 - 14 woven nightwear all-in-ones
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Predominantly knitted all-in-one garments in the size range size 00-2 made from
fabrics that have a pile or nap, or include fabrics with a pile or nap
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Nightdresses and nighties
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Nightshirts
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Dressing gowns
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Bathrobes
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Boxer shorts of a loose style commonly used as nightwear
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Infant sleep bags with sleeves or arm openings
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Blankets & towels that incorporate a sleeve or arm opening
The mandatory standard also covers paper patterns for making children's nightwear. The
mandatory standard prescribes requirements for safety testing and labelling of children's
nightwear and paper patterns for making children's nightwear.
Additional useful information
ACCC Product Safety - Children's Nightwear
Potential Testing Facilities (note that this information is only to be used as a
guide)
In Australia:
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AWTA Product Testing
In China:
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Intertek Shanghai
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SGS Guangzhou