Zara Kids Blue Baby Shirt recalled due to choking risk from loose buttons
Zara is recalling the Zara Kids Blue Baby Shirt with Sleeves due to a choking hazard from insufficiently attached buttons that may become loose and swallowed by a child. Approximately 591 products are affected in the Republic of Ireland.
- Brand
- Zara Kids
- Product
- Zara Kids Blue Baby Shirt with Sleeves
- Retailer
- Zara
- What to do
- If you believe that you may have purchased an affected product, discontinue use immediately and keep it out of the reach of children. Customers can contact Zara via their Customer Service team by calling 01 416 1024 or by visiting any Zara store to process a return and receive a refund.
Zara is recalling the Zara Kids Blue Baby Shirt with Sleeves because of a potential choking hazard. The issue arises from the insufficient attachment of some buttons on the shirt, which could come loose and pose a risk if swallowed by a child.
The affected product is identified by the model number 6048/551/400/I2022 and includes several barcodes ranging from 0604855140009 to 0604855140060. Approximately 591 units of this shirt are affected in the Republic of Ireland.
Consumers who believe they have purchased this shirt should stop using it immediately and ensure it is kept away from children. To return the product and receive a refund, customers can contact Zara's Customer Service at 01 416 1024 or visit any Zara store for assistance.
From the official notice
Notice details Publication date: 14 May 2023 ITX Retail Ireland Limited t/a Zara is carrying out a recall of Zara Kids Blue Baby Shirt with Sleeves. The risk associated with the product is that of choking due to insufficient attachment of some of the buttons on the garment. A button may become loose and be swallowed by a child, which could cause them to choke. The brand is Zara Kids. The type/mode…
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Frequently asked questions
Is Zara Kids Blue Baby Shirt with Sleeves being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. Zara is recalling the Zara Kids Blue Baby Shirt with Sleeves due to a choking hazard from insufficiently attached buttons that may become loose and swallowed by a child. Approximately 591 products are affected in the Republic of Ireland.
Why is Zara Kids Blue Baby Shirt with Sleeves being recalled?
The recall relates to a choking hazard. Zara is recalling the Zara Kids Blue Baby Shirt with Sleeves due to a choking hazard from insufficiently attached buttons that may become loose and swallowed by a child. Approximately 591 products are affected in the Republic of Ireland.
What should I do if I have this product?
If you believe that you may have purchased an affected product, discontinue use immediately and keep it out of the reach of children. Customers can contact Zara via their Customer Service team by calling 01 416 1024 or by visiting any Zara store to process a return and receive a refund.
Where was Zara Kids Blue Baby Shirt with Sleeves sold?
It was sold via Zara.
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