Toy Safety & Compliance
🧶 Yarn Testing & Toy Safety at Knit Me Harder Co.
Gorgeous chunky yarn, with the testing information to help you choose confidently!
At Knit Me Harder Co., I believe makers deserve to know exactly what they’re buying.
That’s why I offer three distinct chunky chenille yarn ranges, each with different testing credentials.
🩷 Everyday Blanket Yarn
My standard super chunky chenille yarn, perfect for cosy blankets, cushions and creative projects.
This range is not advertised as OEKO-TEX certified or EN71-3 tested.
🧶 OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 Certified Yarn
These 12 colours are part of my OEKO-TEX certified range:
- Lagoon Lush
- Teddy Bear
- Strawberry Melon
- Rainbow Sugar High
- Berry Wild
- Cotton Candy Sky
- Acorn Spice
- Peachy Keen
- Sea Glass
- Lemon Drop
- Midnight Snuggle
- Moonbeam
The manufacturer’s OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 certification covers testing for harmful substances in textiles, under Product Class I (baby articles).
These 12 colours are not individually SGS EN71-3 tested.
🩷 Premium Yarn — SGS EN71-3 Tested & OEKO-TEX Certified
For makers looking for additional testing documentation, my premium range includes 10 colours:
- Matcha Magic
- Dust Bunny
- Koala Crush
- Honey Badger
- Ink Blot
- Cherry Bomb
- Marshmallow Fluff
- Pixie Dust
- Gummy Goblin
- Pinky Swear
These colours form my dual-documented range, with OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 certification and SGS EN71-3 testing.
The SGS laboratory report records a PASS against EN71-3:2019+A2:2024 for the ten submitted colour samples.
EN71-3 testing assesses the migration of certain elements from toy materials.
📄 Request Your SGS Test Report
Purchased yarn from my premium EN71-3 tested range?
You can request the relevant SGS laboratory test report for your records.
Simply email hello@knitmeharder.co.uk with:
- Your order number
- The yarn colour purchased
I’ll check your purchase against the testing documentation and email you the applicable report as a PDF.
⚠️ Important Information for Toy Makers
EN71-3 testing of yarn does not automatically certify a completed handmade toy.
If you’re making toys for sale, you’re responsible for ensuring your finished products meet all applicable toy-safety requirements, including any additional testing, documentation and conformity marking required.
OEKO-TEX certification and EN71-3 testing are different assessments and should not be treated as interchangeable.
Knit Me Harder Co. 🩷🖤
FOR MAKERS WHO LIKE IT CHUNKY!