adidas Swim Wear "Infinitex-3-Stripes"
Published 4 November 2018
Product
Children's swim wear (bathing suits, bikinis, long and short swimming trunks) with three stripes on each side which are sewn on at each end and glued in the middle. The label contains the information "Made in Tunisia" and the article number with which the affected swim wear can be identified. Affected article numbers BP9506, BP9508, BP9509, BQ3161, BP9529, BP9530, BP9532, CF9089, BP9514, BP9516, BP9533, BP9534, BP9535, BP9510, BP9512, BP9513, BP9520, BP9521, BP9525, BP9522, BP9524, BP9526, BS0319, BS0325, BS0404, BP9513, BS0358, BP9520, BP5874, BR5956, BP9522, CX5044, CX5045, CV3652, CV3653, CV3664, BS0352, CV3650, CV3651, BS0397, BP5874, CW4813, CW4814, BR5956, BP5880, CW4815, CW4816, BR5950, BQ3161, DH2404, DH2405, DL8723, BS0397, BS0352, DH2401, CW4813, CW4814, DH2198, DH2190, CW4815, CW4816, DH2176, DH2189, CY1720, CY1721, CX5044, CX5045.
Why it was recalled
The glued-on part of the three stripes on each side of the swim wear might detach during laundering or when worn in water.
Hazard
If one or more of the stripes becomes detached and is not noticed, the swim wear may get caught on an object or either the child or another child may become entangled in the loop of the detached stripes. If this occurs, depending on the circumstances, it might lead to injuries.
Source: Product Safety Australia. RecallMatch AU provides a screening summary and is independent of the ACCC.