A children’s clothing item from a popular outdoor and adventure retail store has been recalled over fears it could be a fire hazard.
Kathmandu’s Kids Hooded Towel has been recalled by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission for not having the required fire safety hazard label.
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The ACCC said the product “does not comply with the labelling requirements of the mandatory safety standard for nightwear for children”.
“Due to the loose-fitting nature of the towel, this could pose a fire risk to the wearer if exposed to a heat or flame source,” it said.
The hooded towel was sold by Kathmandu in stores and online nationally between October 1 and October 24, 2022.
Consumers who have purchased the product have been advised to stop using it and return it to Kathmandu for a replacement or refund.
Kathmandu can be contacted on 1800 333 484 or via emailrecall@kathmandu.com.au.