Marks and Spencer recalls Fisherman’s Coat due to suffocation risk
Marks and Spencer is recalling the Marks and Spencer Fisherman’s Coat due to a risk of possible suffocation. The hood's fabrication does not meet internal standards for sizes under 6 months, which may cover the nose and mouth.
- Brand
- Marks and Spencer
- Product
- Marks and Spencer Fisherman’s Coat
- Batch codes
- 3201, T78 2032Y, T78 4039Y, T78 4045Y
- Retailer
- Marks & Spencer
- What to do
- Customers should stop using the product immediately and keep out of the reach of children. Customers can return the product to their nearest Marks and Spencer store to receive a full refund.
Marks and Spencer has announced a recall of their Fisherman’s Coat, specifically targeting sizes 0-3 months and 3-6 months. The recall is due to a safety concern where the hood may not fit properly, posing a suffocation risk to infants. The affected models include the Ditsy Print Fisherman Coat, Printed Fisherman Coat, and Hooded Fisherman Jacket, with specific barcodes listed for each size.
The products were available for purchase starting January 9, 2025, and approximately seven items have been identified as affected in the Republic of Ireland. Consumers who have purchased these coats should stop using them immediately and ensure they are kept out of children's reach to prevent any risk of harm.
To address this issue, customers are advised to return the recalled coats to their nearest Marks and Spencer store for a full refund. For any additional inquiries, customers can reach out to Marks and Spencer's Customer Services for assistance.
From the official notice
Notice details Publication date: 10 April 2025 Marks and Spencer are carrying out a recall of Marks and Spencer Fisherman’s Coat. The risk reported to the CCPC is possible suffocation. The fabrication of the hood does not meet M&S internal standards for sizes under 6 months. In some cases, the material of the hood may cover the nose and mouth. The brand is Marks and Spencer. The affected produ…
Read the full notice at Competition & Consumer Protection Commission →
Frequently asked questions
Is Marks and Spencer Fisherman’s Coat being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. Marks and Spencer is recalling the Marks and Spencer Fisherman’s Coat due to a risk of possible suffocation. The hood's fabrication does not meet internal standards for sizes under 6 months, which may cover the nose and mouth.
Why is Marks and Spencer Fisherman’s Coat being recalled?
The recall relates to a other hazard. Marks and Spencer is recalling the Marks and Spencer Fisherman’s Coat due to a risk of possible suffocation. The hood's fabrication does not meet internal standards for sizes under 6 months, which may cover the nose and mouth.
What should I do if I have this product?
Customers should stop using the product immediately and keep out of the reach of children. Customers can return the product to their nearest Marks and Spencer store to receive a full refund.
Which batches of Marks and Spencer Fisherman’s Coat are affected?
The affected batch codes are: 3201, T78 2032Y, T78 4039Y, T78 4045Y.
Where was Marks and Spencer Fisherman’s Coat sold?
It was sold via Marks & Spencer.
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