'Stop use immediately' - Popular Irish made baby garment recalled amid suffocation fears
Affected customers are urged to stop using the product immediately and return the product for a refund or replacement
The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission has alerted the public across Ireland to a nationwide recall of a popular woolen baby sleeping garment.
SAOL Knitwear is carrying out a recall of a Baby Aran Sleeping Nest sold in multiple stores across Ireland due to fears of suffocation.
The product presents a risk of suffocation. The hood of the sleeping nest may cover the nose and/or mouth of the baby for a prolonged period during sleep, creating a risk of suffocation.
The brand is SAOL Knitwear. The SKU numbers are as follows:
NK200-004-OS | NK200-332-OS | NK200-525-OS | NK200-687-OS
There are approximately 121 affected products in the Republic of Ireland.
The product was sold in the following retailers:
- An Tuirne – Aran Islands Sweaters
- Aran Sweater Market Ltd
- Donegal Shop
- Fernhill Garden Centre
- Ionad Failte an Dun Beag / Stonehouse Gift Shop
- John P. Keogh & Sons Irish Gifts and Crafts
- Kenny Woollen mills
- O’Briens Crafts and Knitwear
- Paddywagon Limerick
- Quinns Craftshop & Sweater Shop
- SHEEP & WOOL CENTRE
- Sue’s Limited
- Village Crafts
The SKU numbers and product identifiers for the Baby Aran Sleeping nests purchased from these retailers may differ from that of SAOL Knitwear.
What to do:
If you purchased one of these products, please stop use immediately.
Affected customers can return the product to SAOL Knitwear for a refund or replacement.
For more information on how to return the product, or if you have any further questions or queries on this recall, you can contact SAOL Knitwear by email at [email protected] or by phone at +1 917-781-2287 or +353-87-942-2013.