Marks and Spencer Stripe 2.5 Tog sleeping bags recalled due to strangulation risk
Marks and Spencer is recalling the Stripe 2.5 Tog Sleeping Bags due to a strangulation risk from a neck opening that is smaller than recommended. The affected sizes are 0-6 months, 6-18 months, and 18-36 months.
- Brand
- Marks and Spencer
- Product
- Marks and Spencer Stripe 2.5 Tog Sleeping Bag
- Batch codes
- T92/4648S/ Blue mix / 0-6m/ 9927667, T92/4648S/ Blue mix / 6-18m/ 9930230, T92/4648S/ Blue mix / 18-36m/ 9944855
- 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 PLC has announced a recall of their Stripe 2.5 Tog Sleeping Bags due to safety concerns. The neck opening of these sleeping bags is smaller than the recommended specifications, which poses a strangulation risk to infants. This recall affects sleeping bags in sizes 0-6 months, 6-18 months, and 18-36 months, with the model number T92/4648S and serial number 04603.
The affected products were available for sale starting in August 2025, and approximately 38 units have been identified in the Republic of Ireland. Customers who purchased these sleeping bags should stop using them immediately and ensure they are kept out of reach of children.
To return the product, customers can visit their nearest Marks and Spencer store for a full refund. For any additional questions or concerns, customers are encouraged to contact Marks and Spencer Customer Services at +44 333 014 8555 or through their website.
From the official notice
Notice details Publication date: 2 December 2025 Marks and Spencer PLC is carrying out a recall of Marks and Spencer Stripe 2.5 Tog Sleeping Bag. The risk associated with the product is strangulation as the neck opening of the product is generally smaller than the recommended specification. The brand is Marks and Spencer. The affected products are sizes 0-6 months, 6-18 months, and 18-36 months. T…
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Frequently asked questions
Is Marks and Spencer Stripe 2.5 Tog Sleeping Bag being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. Marks and Spencer is recalling the Stripe 2.5 Tog Sleeping Bags due to a strangulation risk from a neck opening that is smaller than recommended. The affected sizes are 0-6 months, 6-18 months, and 18-36 months.
Why is Marks and Spencer Stripe 2.5 Tog Sleeping Bag being recalled?
The recall relates to a strangulation hazard. Marks and Spencer is recalling the Stripe 2.5 Tog Sleeping Bags due to a strangulation risk from a neck opening that is smaller than recommended. The affected sizes are 0-6 months, 6-18 months, and 18-36 months.
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 Stripe 2.5 Tog Sleeping Bag are affected?
The affected batch codes are: T92/4648S/ Blue mix / 0-6m/ 9927667, T92/4648S/ Blue mix / 6-18m/ 9930230, T92/4648S/ Blue mix / 18-36m/ 9944855.
Where was Marks and Spencer Stripe 2.5 Tog Sleeping Bag sold?
It was sold via Marks & Spencer.
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