NewCosplay children’s pajamas under recall due to burn hazard

NewCosplay children’s pajamas recall overview: 

• Who: More than 10,000 pairs of NewCosplay-branded children’s one-piece sleepwear sold on Amazon have been recalled.
• Why: The products pose a burn risk to children.
• Where: The recalls are active in the United States.

More than 10,000 pairs of NewCosplay-branded children’s one-piece pajamas sold on Amazon are under a recall, as the products pose a burn risk to children.

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission website posted six recalls Jan. 19. The six recalls all apply to NewCosplay-branded children’s button-up, long-sleeved, one-piece sleepwear garments in a variety of different characters.

“The recalled children’s sleepwear fails to meet the federal flammability standards for children’s sleepwear, posing a risk of burn injuries to children,” the NewCosplay recalls say.

In total, more than 10,000 sets of the one-piece pajamas were sold on Amazon between October 2021 and March 2022.

While six different importers distributed the products, Suzhou Rongtai Home Textile Co. Ltd. of China manufactured them all.

No injuries have been reported in regards to any of the sleepwear products so far, the company says. It is not facing legal action over the recall, but Top Class Actions follows recalls closely as they sometimes lead to in class action lawsuits.

Children’s sleepwear sets come in variety of sizes, colors, NewCosplay recall says

Consumers with NewCosplay-branded children’s one-piece sleepwear in sizes 4T through 10 years in yellow chicken, white chicken, raccoon, koala, giraffe, cow, panda, purple unicorn, rainbow yellow unicorn, pink unicorn, blue unicorn and star unicorn characters should destroy the garments by cutting them in half and emailing Mainzhu Ye Xin Trading a photo of the destroyed garment at lingbahao08@163.com.

Consumers with NewCosplay-branded children’s one-piece sleepwear in sizes 4T through 10 years in pink pig, blue elephant and lion characters should destroy the garments by cutting them in half and emailing Weihai Juanhai Decoration Material a photo of the destroyed garment at suzhoudt123@163.com. 

Consumers with NewCosplay-branded children’s one-piece sleepwear in sizes 4T through 10 years in Olaf, Tigger, Donkey, Mike Wazowski (Monsters Inc.) and Sullivan (Monsters University) characters should destroy the garments by cutting them in half and emailing Hainan Chong Yu Industrial a photo of the destroyed garment at lingershierhao22@163.com.

Consumers with NewCosplay-branded children’s one-piece sleepwear in sizes 4T through 10 years in black cat, black penguin, black pig, gray elephant, gray penguin, kangaroo, koala, panda, pink pig, unicorn, red eye panda, white chicken and yellow chicken characters should destroy the garments by cutting them in half and emailing Shanghai Jing Cheng Landscape Engineering Company a photo of the destroyed garment at 591025473@qq.com. 

Consumers with NewCosplay-branded children’s one-piece sleepwear in sizes 4T through 10 years in panda, dinosaur and cow characters should destroy the garments by cutting them in half and emailing Shanghai Jinhui Gardening Center a photo of the destroyed garment at ttdd024@163.com.

Consumers with NewCosplay-branded children’s one-piece sleepwear in sizes 4T through 10 years in pink flying squirrel, gray flying squirrel and coffee flying squirrel characters should destroy the garments by cutting them in half and emailing Shanghai Xunao Elevator a photo of the destroyed garment at chenye1964@163.com.

Upon receipt of the photo, consumers will be issued a full refund of the purchase price, the children’s pajamas recalls say.

Meanwhile, children’s pajamas and bathrobes sold at Amazon and JCPenney were recalled in October because they violate flammability standards and can pose a burn hazard to kids.

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