Doghouse style children’s dark-denim jeans & Doghouse style children’s black jeans
The dye used during the manufacture of these jeans may have contained hazardous azo-colourants
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The dye used during the manufacture of these jeans may have contained hazardous azo-colourants
The garments do not have the Low Fire Danger warning label. The garments do not comply with the mandatory standard for children's sleepwear and limited daywear, AS/NZS 1249:2003, as amended by regulation.
The dye used during the production of these products may have contained hazardous azo-colourants.
The nightdress exceeds the maximum permitted length and has the potential to be flammable due to the loose fitting garment style. The garment does not therefore comply with the mandatory standard for children's sleepwear and limited daywear, AS/NZS 1249:2003, as amended by the regulation.
It has been identified that the motif, which is a small part, could be removed by an infant.
The products do not feature the mandatory warning labels as detailed in Consumer Protection Notice No.3 of 2009 - Consumer Product Safety Standard: Swimming Aids and Flotation Aids for Water Familiarisation and Swimming Tuition.
Some (but not all) of the metal studs that have been fitted to the products appear to be contaminated with Cobalt-60, a radioactive material.
The garments do not have the Low Fire Danger warning label. The garments do not comply with the mandatory standard for children's sleepwear and limited daywear, AS/NZS 1249:2003, as amended by regulation.
The affected garments do not have a fire danger warning label attached to the collar.
Toggles attached to the zip pulls on both products can be removed by hand.
The over-shirt buttons have a branded rim that may detach during use.
The affected garments do not have a fire danger warning label attached to the collar.
The flowers may be easily detached from the sandal during use.
The stitching on the sole may separate from the sock, creating loose strands.
The mass of the garment is higher than that allowed in the mandatory Australian standard for children’s nightwear. The text height of the wording on the fire hazard warning label is also less than the prescribed height.