La Redoute urgently recalls bathrobe over fire safety risk as customers told ‘stop using it immediately’
La Redoute has recalled its Alanis Printed Bathrobe after it was found to be missing a required fire safety label, with customers urged to stop using it immediately.
La Redoute are urgently recalling a bathrobe they were selling - as it poses a potential 'fire safety risk'.
An urgent recall has been issued for the La Redoute Alanis Printed Bathrobe as it does not meet the requirements of the Nightwear (Safety) Regulations 1985.
It was found that the product is missing a required fire label, which means that customers are not properly informed of the fire safety risks.
In light of this, the blue bathrobe has been recalled from customers by La Redoute, who sell a range of French-inspired fashion, homeware, and furniture items.
Anyone who bought the nightwear is being urged to 'stop using it immediately' and to contact La Redoute directly.
The affected product reference number is 7315648 / GOL023 for the blue bathrobe with printed design, towel backing and belted waist.
An Office for Product Safety & Standards spokesperson said: "The product is missing a required fire label, meaning consumers aren't properly informed of fire safety risks.
"The product doesn't meet the requirements of the Nightwear (Safety) Regulations 1985.
"The product has been recalled from end users by La Redoute. Affected consumers have been contacted directly.
"Consumers should stop using the product immediately. If you believe you own an affected product and have not been contacted, please contact La Redoute via 0330 303 0199."
La Redoute have been approached for comment.