There is a risk of burns! 2,650 children's pajamas are urgently recalled and are sold on multiple platforms!

It is learned that according to foreign media reports, on January 5, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced the recall of 2,650 P*******e brand children's camouflage pajamas. The reason for the recall is that the product does not meet the U.S. federal flammability standards for children's pajamas and will pose a risk of burns to children.

The recall involves two-piece, long-sleeved shirt and pants pajama sets that are made of 65 percent polyester and 35 percent rayon. The pajama sets are available in sizes XS, S, M, L and XL in the following colors and prints: olive camouflage print, black tie-dye, and light blue and charcoal stripes.

The black sewn fabric label on the top has "P*******e," "Made in China," and the size printed on it. The white sewn label on the inside of the garment has the size, "Not Intended for Sleepwear," the fiber content, "Made in China," and washing instructions printed on it.

According to reports, the recalled pajamas were sold on more than 20 shopping websites including https://www.pjsalvage.com/, www.amazon.com, www.zappos.com and Animal Crackers, as well as Twinkle Twinkle Little One stores from December 2021 to December 2022. The price was about US$56, and about 2,650 pieces were sold.

CPSC advises consumers to immediately remove the pajamas in question from children and stop using them. In the meantime, buyers need to contact the dealer for a full refund.

It is learned that the US Consumer Product Safety Commission has been keeping a close eye on "Made in China". Previously, many "Made in China" items were recalled, involving toys, clothes, electronic products, etc. Therefore, sellers must always pay attention to product dynamics and relevant laws and regulations to prevent losses.

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