Wuhan City Industrial and Commercial Bureau announced that Summa and Sanfu had "black list" due to quality problems

According to the information released by the Wuhan City Industrial and Commercial Portal, the most recent clothing spot check in the third quarter of 2014 was mainly aimed at sampling and inspection of large shopping malls and self-employed businesses in the city. According to the inspection results, a total of 10 batches of unqualified products were found during the sampling inspection. The main problems were fiber composition and content, odor, color change (dyeing), and water washing deformation.
In the published information, due to the problem of color fastness (fading and dyeing) in one of the women's trousers of Semir, the three trousers and vests in the Sanfu Store were listed on the list because of non-standard ingredient labeling and actual content.
In addition to the two brands with more consumers, there are several other small brands of clothing that have been notified of similar issues.
The reporter visited the Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street and found that there are various discounts on discounted prices at Summa and Sanfu stores. Consumers who choose clothes on the spot are crowded with stores. There are also several “special handling areas” directly at the entrance of the store, such as Baini Road and Yichun. Consumers like Taobao pull in the clothes and look for Chinese-Italian products. The reporter observes that they almost directly select the style to pay directly, and do not know how to check the quality of clothing.
Workers of the Wuhan Municipal Bureau of Industry and Commerce said that when consumers choose clothes, they must develop the habit of screening instead of blindly believing in the brand.