Approximately 700 children’s one-piece pajamas made by UNIQLO have been voluntarily recalled because they do not conform to federal flammability standards for children’s sleepwear, posing a potential burn and injury hazard to wearers.
These products, available in infant sizes 9M to 12M and in a variety of colors and designs, are one-piece microfleece garments made of 100 percent polyester knit fabric and feature feet and a front zipper, and long sleeves. They were manufactured in China and sold in UNIQLO stores and online for about $15 between September and November of 2012.
If you or a loved one has suffered burn injuries due to a defective product please contact a personal injury lawyer at our Boston law office. We are here to answer your questions and protect your legal rights. Call us at (617) 742-1900 or Toll-Free at (800) 545-3732.
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