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Recalled Tkala Fashion children’s pajamas – short sleeves, multi-color dinosaur print -
Recalled Tkala Fashion children’s pajamas – short sleeves, orange and white dinosaur print -
Recalled Tkala Fashion children’s pajamas – short sleeves, grey shark print -
Recalled Tkala Fashion children’s pajamas – short sleeves, green dinosaur print -
Recalled Tkala Fashion children’s pajamas – short sleeves, black and white dinosaur print -
Recalled Tkala Fashion children’s pajamas – black rocket ship print
The pajamas fail to meet the federal flammability standards for children’s sleepwear, posing a risk of burn injuries to children.
About 6,000
Tkala Fashion email tkalafashion@163.com or online at www.tkalafashion.com and click on “Recall Notice” at the top of the page for more information on how to receive a refund.
Recall Details
This recall involves six styles of Tkala Fashion 100% cotton children’s pajamas. They were sold in sizes 1-8 Years, 10 Years and 12 Years, and in the following prints: Multi-color dinosaur, orange and white dinosaur, gray shark, green dinosaur, black and white dinosaur, and black rocket ship. The two-piece pajamas have short sleeves. “100% cotton” and the care instructions are printed on the inside of the top.
Consumers should immediately take the recalled pajamas away from children and stop using them. Amazon and/or Tkala Fashion will contact all known purchasers with information on how to receive a refund. If you do not receive communication from either Amazon or Tkala Fashion, contact Tkala Fashion.
None reported
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