SSIC 47712 Retail sale of children and infants’ clothing (including products and accessories for infants)
Companies in This Category (5,015)
DRIFT CLOTHING
Incorporated May 2026
SSIC: 47712
Primary SSIC
Live
WEAR SMARTY PANTS PTE. LTD.
Incorporated May 2026
SSIC: 47712
Primary SSIC
Live Company
JAI GANESHA FASHIONS
Incorporated May 2026
SSIC: 47712
Secondary SSIC
Live
TINYMIND PTE. LTD.
Incorporated May 2026
SSIC: 47712
Secondary SSIC
Live Company
BABY NEST
Incorporated May 2026
SSIC: 47712
Primary SSIC
Live
MAMA & ME LLP
Incorporated May 2026
SSIC: 47712
Primary SSIC
Live
HAESON
Incorporated May 2026
SSIC: 47712
Secondary SSIC
Live
OONATECH PTE. LTD.
Incorporated May 2026
SSIC: 47712
Secondary SSIC
Live Company
AMRAA
Incorporated May 2026
SSIC: 47712
Primary SSIC
Live
BLISS BUBS
Incorporated May 2026
SSIC: 47712
Primary SSIC
Live
CHICDRIFT SG
Incorporated May 2026
SSIC: 47712
Secondary SSIC
Live
XLILHUGBUNNIESX
Incorporated May 2026
SSIC: 47712
Primary SSIC
Live
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Understanding SSIC 47712
The SSIC 47712 classification pertains to retail sale of children and infants’ clothing (including products and accessories for infants). This official code is mandatory when registering a business entity with ACRA (Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority) in Singapore.
Key Characteristics:
- Compliance with the Sale of Food Act and its regulations regarding cosmetic products, ensuring product safety and labelling requirements are met.
- Common business structures include sole proprietorships, partnerships, and private limited companies, often registered with ACRA.
- Regulatory requirements include compliance with the Health Products Act if selling products classified as health products (e.g., certain sunscreens or anti-aging creams).
Common Business Operations
Retail sale of cosmetics and toiletries (including skin care products and perfumes).
Selling a range of cosmetics, toiletries, perfumes, and skincare products in a retail setting, often including product demonstrations and consultations.
Example: A retail store in a shopping mall selling brands like SK-II, Chanel, and Dior, as well as locally produced skincare products.
Industry practices include offering loyalty programs, online sales channels, and collaborations with influencers, aligning with trends reported in EDB's retail sector analysis.