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Recall alert: Children's pajamas recalled due to flammability issues, burn risk
A series of children's pajamas sold in boutiques and online have been recalled, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
Pajamas, or loungewear, made by Ragdoll & Rockets have been recalled because they do not meet flammability standards for kid's sleepwear and could pose a burn injury risk, the CPSC announced.
About 14,100 sets of the pajamas were sold in stores and online.
They were 100% micro-polyester fleece and sold in sizes from 2 through 6 or small through extra large and in the following styles:
- One-piece, hooded and footed onesie
- Pants with waistband drawstrings,
- Shorts,
- Long-sleeved crew top
- Cozy Baby Onesie
They came in the following 16 prints:
- Big Stars
- Elephant
- Ghost Glow
- Happy Feet
- Hellow Bunny
- Kitty
- Love Paws
- Lush Dots
- Moon and Stars
- Owl
- Panda
- Pineapple
- Polar Bear
- Rainbow Glow
- Snowman
- Winter Deer
They had production codes L47/1705, LPJ/1806 or L47/1710 printed on the care label.
Those who have the recalled items are being told to contact Ragdoll & Rockets for a refund.
