2012

The Montgomery, Alabama-based My Clothes Inc. has announced the recall of a long-sleeve pajama set and a long-sleeve nightgown for kids.  1,100 pieces of clothing are affected in total by the recall, which was initiated because of a failure to comply with federal flammability requirements.  These items therefore pose a burn hazard.  Consumers who purchased… read more

Old Navy has announced the recall of 37,800 of their Toddler Girl Aqua Socks with a style number of 896452.  The shoes lose traction on slick surfaces like tile.  Already, two incidents of a child falling because of the lack of traction have been reported.  Anyone who bought these shoes, which were sold between this… read more

At the request of the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission, Bonded Apparel Incorporated has announced a voluntary recall of an estimated 720 of its zip front hooded jackets for boys due to a choking hazard. Under the safety guidelines established by the Consumer Product Safety Commission regulating children’s upper outerwear equipped with adjustable drawstrings,… read more

A style of children’s jacket sold exclusively at Dillard’s has been recalled by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and the Philadelphia-based company Supreme Trading Limited. This jacket (style number F14CL112L) is part of the Class Club brand line and was manufactured in Vietnam. The jacket can be recognized by its letterman style. It is… read more

A potential choking hazard has prompted the recall of approximately 600 boy’s hooded flannel shirts. This voluntary recall has been issued by La Jolla Sport USA Incorporated, a clothing manufacturer headquartered in Irvine, California, at the request of the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission because the drawstring attached to these shirts can pose a… read more