Girls' outfit – Fjhu “Unknown”
Serious risk Injuries, Strangulation
- Product
- Girls' outfit
- Brand
- Fjhu (6 alerts)
- Name
- Unknown
- Type / model
- Model: FW915
- Batch
- Unknown
- Description
- The outfit consists of a pair of trousers and a sweatshirt with hood and zipper. The hood of the sweatshirt includes non-fixed elastic drawstring with knots and plastic toggles on the ends. The product is available in pink, blue, green and red colors.Size: 128-164
- Risk
- null The product poses a risk of strangulation due to the presence of a functional drawstring placed in the hood with knots and toggles on the ends. The product does not comply with the relevant European standard EN 14682. Moreover, the drawstring is made of rubber and if the child pulls it, the toggles may spring back into his/her eyes and face causing possible injuries.
- Measures
- Withdrawal of the product from the market
- Recall of the product from end users · from 13 Sep 2013
- Notifying country
- Hungary
- 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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