Girls' sweatshirt – Ativo Collection
Serious risk Strangulation
- Product
- Girls' sweatshirt
- Brand
- Ativo Collection (7 alerts)
- Type / model
- Type of model: JJ-118 Shop Code: W09C406
- Barcode
- 2800121188612
- Barcodes listed
- 2800121188612 (official alert record)
- Description
- Girls' sweatshirt intended for children of 4 years old, in violet colour with blue stripes and several words printed across its surface. The sweatshirt is designed with free-end drawstrings of a length of 13 cm in the hood.
- Risk
- The product poses a risk of strangulation due to the presence of drawstrings in the neck area. The product does not comply with the relevant European standard EN 14682.
- Measures
- Withdrawal from the market ordered by the authorities
- Notifying country
- Cyprus
- Country of origin
- People's Republic of China
- Alert type
- Consumer
- Photos
- Photos shown from the Safety Gate server (European Commission); not copied here.
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Other alerts for Ativo Collection
- Clothing, textiles and fashion items · Cyprus Boys' jacket – Ativo Collection 14 Julweek 28 report, 2017 Injuries Serious risk
- Clothing, textiles and fashion items · Cyprus Children's jacket – Ativo Collection “Unknown” 17 Aprweek 15 report, 2015 Strangulation Serious risk
- Clothing, textiles and fashion items · Cyprus Clothing set (sweatshirt and trousers) – Ativo Collection 11 Junweek 23 report, 2010 Injuries, Strangulation Serious risk
- Clothing, textiles and fashion items · Cyprus Girls' trousers – Ativo Collection 11 Junweek 23 report, 2010 Injuries Serious risk
- Clothing, textiles and fashion items · Cyprus Clothing set (sweatshirt and trousers) - Football History club – Ativo Collection 11 Junweek 23 report, 2010 Injuries, Strangulation Serious risk
- Clothing, textiles and fashion items · Cyprus Children's sweatshirt – Ativo Collection 12 Febweek 6 report, 2010 Strangulation Serious risk