Low Fire Danger

All Low Fire Label garments comply with Flammability Standards and have been tested in line with the following categories.


Category 1

Style of garment meets flame spread requirements E.g. Under laboratory conditions, the length of time it take fabric to ignite before reaching set markers 

• Correct fabric weight
• Correct % fibre content
• Correct sizing on all trim details
• Correct fabrication and sizing of all appliqués and embroideries

Category 2

• Fit of garment meets requirements set in the sleepwear standards
• Correct fabrication and sizing of all appliqués and embroideries
• Correct sizing on all trim details
• Pile fabrics must meet surface burn requirements

Category 3

• Meets sizing requirements for all-in one garments for day or nightwear in sizes 00-2
• Made from fabric predominantly from knitted fabric with mass less than 280 gsm
• Has correct labelling

High Fire Danger

Category 4

All High Fire Danger garments fit into this category 4 for any of the following reasons:

• If fabric content is cotton, acetate or acrylic >50 % they must be < 130gsm and meet length requirements for that garment eg: Nighties
• Frill detail over 1.5cm length
• Quilted fabrics must meet fibre type requirements
• If surface burn test has failed

This does not mean these garments are unsafe; it highlights the need to keep these garments away from naked flame. A typical Snugtime garment that fits into this category is the single layer cotton Snugtime Cosi Bag.