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There are approximately 8 affected products in the Republic of Ireland
A children’s Halloween costume sold on a popular clothing website has been recalled due to fears of strangulation and burns.
In a notice on March 12, Ireland’s Competition and Consumer Protection Commission confirmed that SHEIN is carrying out a recall of the Wizard Cape. This was sold on the site by third-party seller Yiwu Mengqi E-Commerce Firm.
The product contains chords which are too close to a child’s neck when worn, creating a risk of strangulation and injury. As well as this, the cape is also highly flammable and could catch fire when too close to a flame, causing burns.
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The type/number of the model is ZP-105-01-XIAO-1 and the product reference number is sl25073133330030408. The batch number is H-002G and the bar code is PB2509250409963-1.
There are approximately 8 affected products in the Republic of Ireland.
If you purchased this costume, please stop use immediately, discard the product and keep it out of the reach of children.
If customers have any further questions, concerns or wish to receive a refund, SHEIN's customer services can be contacted by email at eurcsteam@shein.com.
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