Organotin

Organotin compounds are formed by complexing tin with organic functional groups, mainly complexed with butyl and phenyl groups. It is mainly used as an antifouling agent for environmental marine paints, and it can also be used as a biocide and a heat stabilizer for plastics. Organotin compounds are suspected to be endocrine disruptors.
Applicable standards
Japan: Law for the Control of household products containing
harmful substances, Law no. 112 ---- TBT and TPT
EU: Entry 20 of Annex XVII in REACH

Diffusible dyes

Allergenic diffusive dyes are used for dyeing synthetic fibers. These dyes are suspected of causing sensitivity and cancer. There is a list of multiple restricted diffusion dyes in the Oeko-Tex standard

Perfluorooctane sulfonate

Perfluorooctane sulfonate is used as a water and oil repellent treatment agent for textiles, etc., and it is also used as a surfactant in industries such as electronics. Perfluorooctane sulfonic acid is not easily decomposed, can accumulate in the organism and is toxic. Animal experiments have shown that 2 mg of PFOS per kilogram of animal body weight can cause death.
Applicable standards:
Part A of Annex I in Regulation (EC) No 850/2004

Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons

Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons are naturally occurring bioaccumulative, refractory organic substances, which exist in more than 100 different substances. Pure polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons are colorless, white or light yellow-green solids. It is mostly produced in coal tar produced by petroleum refining, incomplete combustion of coal, oil, gas and tobacco, and food roasted as raw materials of rubber and plastic. It is carcinogenic and affects reproduction, immune system and skin.

Applicable standards:

Entries 50 of Annex XVII in REACH

GS

Dimethyl fumarate

Dimethyl fumarate is a white crystalline powder. Used as a biocide. Dimethyl fumarate at a concentration of 1 ppm can cause sensitivity, which can cause severe skin sensitivity and rashes.
Applicable standards:

EU - Entry 61 of Annex XVII in REACH
US - Proposed Federal Bill (HR 3080)

phenol

Phenol is usually used as a biocide, because phenolic substances can produce the world's most toxic dioxins after being burned and are forbidden, which can cause cancer. They are usually used to prevent insects and mold during the growth of cotton and the storage and transportation of textiles.
Applicable standards:

Entry 22 of Annex XVII in REACH (For PCP)
Oeko-Tex standard 100

Alkylphenol & Alkylphenol Ethoxy Ether

Oxyl ethers are used as emulsifiers, and surfactants are used as household and industrial detergents, textiles and leather finishing agents. It is suspected of being a carcinogen, affecting the hormonal system and the reproductive system.
Applicable standards:

Entry 46 of Annex XVII in REACH (For NP&NPEO)