Children’s outfit – Yong Da
Serious risk Strangulation
- Product
- Children’s outfit
- Brand
- Yong Da (8 alerts)
- Type / model
- Unknown.
- Description
- Children’s outfit consisting of two parts – jacket and overalls; the jacket has a hood with functional cords whose ends are tied in a knot with plastic toggles. Each cord is 15 cm long. On the front of the jacket there is an appliqué of a dwarf-painter and the inscription: LITTLE DOG H FOOD, sizes of the jacket: 6 110/116 and 4 98/104, sizes of the overalls: 14 and 16. The outfit is intended for children aged 4 and is packed in a cellophane bag.
- Risk
- The product poses a risk of strangulation, because of the presence of functional cords in the hood.The product does not comply with the relevant European standard EN 14682.
- Measures
- Withdrawal from the market ordered by the authorities
- Notifying country
- Bulgaria
- Country of origin
- Unknown
- Alert type
- Consumer
- Photos
- Photos shown from the Safety Gate server (European Commission); not copied here.
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Other alerts for Yong Da
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- Clothing, textiles and fashion items · Italy Children's clothing – Yong Da 24 Decweek 51 report, 2010 Chemical Serious risk
- Clothing, textiles and fashion items · Greece Girl’s dress – Yong Da 10 Decweek 49 report, 2010 Injuries Serious risk
- Clothing, textiles and fashion items · Italy Children's suits – Yong Da 26 Novweek 47 report, 2010 Chemical Serious risk
- Clothing, textiles and fashion items · Italy Children’s dresses – Yong Da 26 Novweek 47 report, 2010 Chemical Serious risk
- Clothing, textiles and fashion items · Bulgaria Kid's clothing set – Yong Da 29 Janweek 4 report, 2010 Strangulation Serious risk
- Toys · Poland Set of classic racing cars – Yong Da 25 Julweek 29 report, 2008 Choking Serious risk