Key Points:

• To sell Kids' Fashion Products, you may need to submit documentation through the Qualification Center. Requirements vary depending on your role as a seller.
• This page covers category qualification and product listing review requirements only.
• Sellers are responsible for understanding the CPSC regulations and ensuring that their products meet all relevant compliance requirements. See CPSC eFiling Guide for more information.
• For help with the review process and rejection handling, see Your Guide to Category Qualification.

This document outlines the requirements for selling Kids' Fashion Products on TikTok Shop. Kids' fashion products are also subject to our Restricted Products Policy. Sellers must comply with both this document and the Restricted Products Policy when listing kids' fashion products.

Kids' Fashion Products

Kids’ Fashion Products include clothing, footwear, and accessories designed for children from infants to pre-teenagers aged 12 years and younger.
Sellers must ensure all children’s products you list comply with applicable laws and regulations. This includes the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA). Sellers are responsible for understanding and meeting all applicable CPSC requirements, including any required import and e-filing obligations, for each product they sell. See CPSC eFiling Guide for more information.
The following Kids' Fashion Products are allowed to be sold on our platform through category qualification.
Kids’ clothing

• Tops
• Bottoms
• Dresses
• Coats
• Jackets
• Underwear
• Socks

Kids’ swimwearKids’ footwear

• Sandals
• Slippers
• Shoes

Kids’ accessories

• Belts
• Earmuffs
• Gloves
• Scarves
• Shawls
• Watches
• Bowties

Kids’ bags and travel items

• Bags
• Backpacks
• Luggage

Prohibited Products

The following kids’ fashion products are not allowed to be sold on TikTok Shop:
All beaded teethers, including:

• Beaded amber teething jewelry
• Beaded teethers made from amber, wood, silicone, or any other materials

Requirements To Sell Kids' Fashion Products

You may be required to pass category qualification to sell Kids' Fashion Products. This process requires submitting documents proving you are qualified to sell these products.
Detailed requirements are listed in the sections below. Open each section to view what is needed.

Manufacturers, Importers, And Repackers

If you are applying to sell Kids' Fashion Products you manufactured, imported, or repacked, you may be required to submit the following documents:

Children's Product Certificate (CPC)

• The manufacturer or importer’s name and address
• The date of issue (must be within the last 365 days)
• Product details that match the product category and listing photos
• A clear description of the tested product
• The name and address of the CPSC-accredited laboratory
• All applicable consumer product safety rules, bans, standards, or regulations that apply to the product
• The date and place of manufacture
• The date and place of the most recent compliance test
• The certificate must be in English

Refer to the CPSC’s page on Children’s Product Certificates for more information, including examples and tutorial videos.

Test Report Issued by a CPSC-Accredited Laboratory

When submitting the test report, ensure it is legible, unaltered, current, and includes the following information:

• The manufacturer or importer’s name and address
• The name and address of the CPSC-accredited laboratory
• The date of issue (must be within the last 365 days)
• A clear description of the tested product
• Product details that match the product listing and listing photos
• All applicable safety rules and standards for the product, with pass or fail results clearly shown
• The report must be in English

Product Photos with Tracking Label

Manufacturers, importers, and repackers may be required to provide photos of a sample product that meet the following requirements:

• Show all sides of the product
• Ensure all packaging information is visible, including product descriptions, warnings, and other relevant details
• Include a clear and legible image of the tracking label

Refer to the CPSC’s page on Tracking Labels for more information, including examples and tutorial videos. The tracking label must be securely attached to both the product and its packaging. It must include the following:

• The manufacturer, importer, or private labeler’s name
• The location and date of production
• Detailed manufacturing information (e.g., batch number or run number) or other identifying characteristics
• Additional information identifying the product’s source
• The label must be in English

Resellers

If you are applying to sell Kids' Fashion Products as a reseller, you may be required to submit the following documents:

Children's Product Certificate (CPC)

Resellers may be required to submit a legible and unaltered Children's Product Certificate (CPC), which must include the following:

• The manufacturer or importer’s name and address
• The date of issue (must be within the last 365 days)
• Product details that match the product category and listing photos
• A clear description of the tested product
• The name and address of the CPSC-accredited laboratory
• All applicable consumer product safety rules, bans, standards, or regulations that apply to the product
• The date and place of manufacture
• The date and place of the most recent compliance test
• The certificate must be in English

Refer to the CPSC’s page on Children’s Product Certificates for more information, including examples and tutorial videos.

Purchase Invoice

Resellers may be required to submit a legible and unaltered purchase invoice, which must include the following:

• The supplier’s name and address
• The date of issue (must be within the last 365 days)
• Product details and quantities that match the products being applied to sell
• The invoice must be in English

Product Photos with Tracking Label

Resellers may be required to provide photos of a sample product that meet the following requirements:

• Show all sides of the product
• Ensure all packaging information is visible, including product descriptions, warnings, and other relevant details
• Include a clear and legible image of the tracking label

Refer to the CPSC’s page on Tracking Labels for more information, including examples and tutorial videos. The tracking label must be securely attached to both the product and its packaging. It must include the following:

• The manufacturer, importer, or private labeler’s name
• The location and date of production
• Detailed manufacturing information (e.g., batch number or run number) or other identifying characteristics
• Additional information identifying the product’s source
• The label must be in English

Children's Helmets Requirements

Children’s helmets are classified as restricted products on TikTok Shop and require Category Qualification. Sellers must submit specific documentation to verify that these products meet applicable safety standards.
Refer to the table below for requirements by helmet type and seller type.
Notes:* Small Parts Labeling is required only for helmets with small parts designed, intended, or marketed for children ages 3 to under 6.

Choking Hazard Warning Label ⚠️

Children’s products that meet the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) criteria for choking hazards must include a clear choking hazard warning label. TikTok Shop requires all sellers to:

• Ensure the choking hazard warning is clearly displayed in the product listing
• Include a compliant warning label on product packaging

Common examples of products that may require this warning include, but are not limited to, certain jewelry and accessories that contain small parts which may detach and pose a choking hazard.
See Choking Hazard Warning Label Requirements for more information.

Enforcement Actions and Appeals

We regularly review shops for compliance with this document and our Restricted Products Policy. If any violations are identified, TikTok Shop may take enforcement action at our sole discretion. This may include, but is not limited to:

• Rejecting category qualification applications
• Deducting points the seller’s Account Health Rating
• Removing product listings
• Revoking access to offer products for sale
• Issuing refunds to customers