Girls’ sweatshirt – Miss Azur “Unknown”
Serious risk Strangulation
- Product
- Girls’ sweatshirt
- Brand
- Miss Azur (7 alerts)
- Name
- Unknown
- Type / model
- Retailer code: 131-0715
- Style: AF-482
- Type / model as notified
- Retailer code: 131-0715, Style: AF-482
- Batch
- 5203911738566
- Barcode
- 5203911738566
- Description
- Girls’ sweatshirt in blue or pink with a hood with yellow drawstrings and a yellow zipper. The sweatshirts are decorated with a big heart made from sequins on the front and bear paper and textile labels. Sizes: up to 12 years.
- Risk
- null The drawstrings in the hood may become trapped, wrap around the neck of the child and cause strangulation. The product does not comply with the relevant European standard EN 14682.
- Measures
- Making the marketing of the product subject to prior conditions · from 3 Sep 2014
- Notifying country
- Greece
- Country of origin
- People's Republic of China
- Alert type
- Consumer
- Photos
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- Clothing, textiles and fashion items · Cyprus Girls' clothing set – Miss Azur “Unknown” 8 Augweek 31 report, 2014 Strangulation Serious risk
- Clothing, textiles and fashion items · Cyprus Girls' clothing set – Miss Azur “Unknown” 20 Decweek 50 report, 2013 Injuries Serious risk
- Clothing, textiles and fashion items · Bulgaria Children’s dress – Miss Azur “Unknown” 13 Julweek 28 report, 2012 Strangulation Serious risk