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Recalled White House | Black Market Versailles shoes -
Recalled White House | Black Market Lourdes shoes
The heels on the shoes can become unstable, posing a fall hazard.
White House | Black Market, toll-free at (877) 948-2525 anytime, email customerservice@whitehouseblackmarket.com or online at www.whitehouseblackmarket.com and click on the Recall tab at the bottom of the page.
Recall Details
This recall involves Versailles model (570053826) and Lourdes model (570053756) women's high-heeled shoes. The shoes have four-inch heels. The Versailles is cream, black and brown-colored faux snakeskin. The Lourdes is black-colored faux snakeskin with a white t-strap and trim. The model name is stamped inside the shoes and on the shoe box. The model number is printed on the shoe box.
Consumers should immediately stop wearing the recalled shoes and return them to a White House | Black Market store to receive a merchandise card for the full purchase price of the shoes, or contact White House | Black Market to receive instructions for returning the shoes by mail.
None reported
Impo International LLC, of Santa Maria, Calif.
Impo International LLC, of Santa Maria, Calif.
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