More than 18,000 Temu exclusive children's pajamas recalled in violation of federal regulations

It is learned that the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) recently announced the recall of children's pajama sets sold by JUVENNO KIDS in Temu because they violated federal flammability standards and posed a risk of burns.

It is understood that the recalled products are JUVENNO KIDS children's two-piece pajamas, which are divided into champagne, light purple and peach. The pajamas set consists of a button-down short-sleeved top and a matching pair of shorts, with white trims on the sleeves, collar, shirt pockets, button plackets, and hems. The label on the front of the pajamas is printed with the size and "100% polyester", and the washing instructions and "Made in China" are printed on the back.

Image courtesy of CPSC

Approximately 18,620 units of the product were sold exclusively at Temu between October 2022 and May 2024 for approximately $9. No incident reports have been received related to the product.

The CPSC said consumers should immediately stop using the recalled pajamas, cut the garments in half, dispose of them according to local and state recycling laws, and email UVENNO KIDS photos of the destroyed garments to receive a full refund.

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