Children’s sports set – Flair “Unknown”
Serious risk Injuries
- Product
- Children’s sports set
- Brand
- Flair (8 alerts)
- Name
- Unknown
- Type / model
- 312004Barcode 3120044200000
- Description
- Boys’ sports set, consisting of two parts – a top and a pair of trousers supplied with functional cords in the waist area that are not fixed to the garment in at least one point. It is available in various colours – black, grey or green trousers, the top - a combination of black and white, grey and
- Risk
- null The product poses a risk of injuries because the cords in the waist area are not attached to the garment in at least one point equidistant from the exit points and the free ends of the cords have not been secured against unravelling.The product does not comply with the relevant European standard EN 14682.
- Notifying country
- Bulgaria
- Country of origin
- Bulgaria
- Alert type
- Consumer
- Photos
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