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Three things a first-time importer has to get right. We check all three on your artwork before anything is printed — this is written out so you know what we are checking, not so you have to do it yourself.
Selling baby textiles in the EU: what has to be on the label
Fibre composition is the only labelling the EU actually mandates. Since December 2024 a name and address has to be there too. Care symbols are expected by retail rather than required by law — and knowing which is which saves a reprint.
Updated 2026-09-10
Amazon FBA: the polybag, the barcode and the suffocation warning
FBA rejects baby textiles for three reasons more often than any other: the bag, the warning printed on it, and a barcode the scanner cannot read. All three are settled at the factory, before the goods ship.
Updated 2026-09-10
Which sizes does the German market actually need?
Two sizes carry almost all of it, a third is strong in German-speaking markets and nearly dead everywhere else, and every border you cross moves the list. Ordering outside your market's two main sizes is the most common first-order mistake we see.
Updated 2026-09-10
Orientation from a factory that ships into the EU every week, not legal advice. The rules below are named so you can look them up, and your own advisor should confirm anything you are about to print on a label.