Recall issued on children’s robes, pajamas due to burn hazard

Children’s sleepwear recalls overview: 

• Who: Children’s robes imported by SMWVB, ChildLikeMe, Betusline Official Apparel and BTPEIHTD and sold exclusively on amazon.com were recalled. Paper Cape also initiated a recall of its children’s pajamas. 
• Why: The companies initiated the recalls after the children’s sleepwear products failed to meet federal flammability standards. 
• Where: The recalls are nationwide. 

A number of companies recently issued a recall on children’s pajama and robe products after the clothing items failed to meet federal flammability standards. 

SGMWVB-imported children’s robes recalled over burn-risk concerns

Around 3,000 SGMWVB-imported children’s robes sold exclusively on amazon.com were recalled Feb. 2 after they failed to meet the federal flammability standards set for children’s sleepwear. 

The 100% polyester robes were recalled over concerns they could pose a burn risk, according to the children’s robes recall notice. Consumers who own the recalled robes should take them away from children and stop using them immediately. 

SGMWVB is offering full refunds to customers who purchased the children’s robes covered by the recall; the robes were sold on amazon.com for between $14 and $17 from January to June 2022.

ChildLikeMe-imported robes sold on amazon.com recalled over burn risk

About 5,000 children’s robes imported by ChildLikeMe and sold exclusively on amazon.com were also recalled Feb. 2 after they failed to meet federal flammability standards for children’s sleepwear. 

The recall involves 100% polyester robes made in China. Consumers who own the recalled robes should immediately take them away from children, stop using them and contact ChildLikeMe for a full refund. 

The recalled children’s robes were sold from between $11 and $17 on amazon.com from June 2021 through August 2022. 

Betusline Official Apparel-imported children’s robes recalled after failing to meet federal flammability standards 

Around 350 children’s robes imported by Betusline Official Apparel and sold exclusively on amazon.com were also recalled on Feb. 2 after they failed to meet federal flammability standards for children’s sleepwear. 

The recall involves 100% polyester long-sleeved robes sold in sizes 12 months to 18 months. Consumers who own the recalled children’s robes should immediately take them away from children and destroy them. 

Consumers can contact Betusline Official Apparel for a full refund. The recalled robes were sold on amazon.com for between $22 and $28 from January 2022 through April 2022. 

BTPEIHTD-imported children’s robe sold on amazon.com under recall over burn risk concerns

About 2,000 children’s robes imported by BTPEIHTD and sold exclusively on amazon.com were also recalled on Feb. 2 after they failed to meet federal flammability standards for children’s sleepwear. 

The recall was initiated over concerns the 100% polyester robes could pose a burn risk. Consumers who purchased the recalled children’s robes should immediately take them away from children and stop using them. 

Consumers can contact BTPEIHTD to receive a full refund. The recalled children’s robes were sold on amazon.com for between $16 and $25 from August 2020 through June 2022. 

Paper Cape issues recall on child pajama products for failing to meet federal flammability standards

Paper Cape, meanwhile, announced Feb. 2 it recalled around 5,720 units of its children’s pajamas after they failed to meet federal flammability standards for children’s sleepwear. 

The children’s pajama recall involves two types of Paper Cape’s 100% Pima cotton two-piece, long-sleeved Classic Pajamas and Classic Footless Pajama Sleepers. 

Consumers who own the products covered under the children’s pajama recall should immediately take them away from children and stop using them. 

Individuals who purchased the recalled pajamas can contact Paper Cape for a full refund. The recalled pajamas were sold on Paper Cape’s website and at various children’s boutiques around the country for between $45 and $58 from November 2018 through November 2022. 

NewCosplay initiated a similar pajama recall in January over concerns that more than 10,000 of the company’s children’s one-piece pajamas failed to meet federal flammability standards. 

Have you been affected by a children’s robe or pajama recall? Let us know in the comments. 

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