Life is Good recalls sweatshirts, shorts due to potential burn hazard

Life is Good recall overview: 

• Who: Life is Good has issued a recall for around 750 of its Fall 2022 Darkest Blue Fleece Women’s Sweatshirts and Men’s Shorts.
• Why: The recall was initiated over concerns the items pose a fire risk since they fail to meet federal flammability standards for clothing textiles. 
• Where: Nationwide. 

Life is Good has recalled around 750 of its Fall 2022 Darkest Blue Fleece Women’s Sweatshirts and Men’s Shorts after discovering they pose a burn risk due to their failure to meet federal flammability standards for clothing textiles. 

The recall includes Life is Good’s Fall 2022 Men’s Simply True Fleece Short in Darkest Blue, Women’s Simply True Zip Hoodie Good Vibes Daisies in Darkest Blue, and Women’s Simply True Hoodie Optimist Athletic in Darkest Blue items. 

Life is Good has advised consumers to immediately stop using the recalled products and is asking them to contact the company to receive a postage-paid shipping label to be used to return the product(s) for a full refund. 

Life is Good says all known purchasers will be contacted directly

All known purchasers will be contacted directly by Life is Good, meanwhile, according to the recall published by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission on Thursday. 

Life is Good says it has not received any reports of injuries connected to the recall. The recalled products—manufactured in Guatemala—were sold on its website and at independent clothing stores from April 2022 and November 2022. 

Consumers who want more information about the recall can contact Life is Good directly by phone at 888-339-2987, as well as by email and/or online. 

In June, Target and Joey Clothing announced recalls for children’s pajama products over concerns they could present a burn risk after it discovered they failed to meet flammability standards. 

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