Penneys Recalls Children’s Shorts in Ireland Over Safety Concerns

Retail giant Penneys has issued a recall of thousands of children’s shorts over fears they could potentially cause strangulation. The recall follows a warning from the US Consumer Product Safety Commission about the garments, which have an elastic waistband that can become entangled and pose a grave danger to young children. The recall serves as a reminder of the risks that could be lurking in your child’s clothes and the importance of remaining vigilant about safety when it comes to your children’s clothes.


Penneys has issued a recall for a large batch of children’s clothing sold in Ireland due to safety concerns. The retail giant is warning parents and guardians to keep the “Primark Faded Leaf Children’s Shorts” out of reach of children to avoid potential strangulation. The drawstrings’ ends measure over 20cm, posing a risk of entanglement and accidents. The product is affiliated with the Primark brand, with model number 3070301, and the number of affected items sold in Ireland is 1,129. Customers who have purchased this product are urged to stop using it immediately and return it to any Penneys/Primark store for a full refund. Amazon has also issued an urgent recall for various toys and electronics sold in Ireland.


In conclusion, safety should always be a top priority when it comes to children’s clothing. Penneys’ decision to recall thousands of shorts over concerns of potential strangulation is a responsible move that shows their commitment to the safety of their customers. It is crucial for parents to check the safety features of their children’s clothes to prevent any accidents or injuries. We hope that other retailers will follow suit in prioritizing safety and ensuring the well-being of our children.