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Adidas Swim Wear Infinitex-3-Stripes

Official notice

4 Nov 2018

Last checked

4 Nov 2018

High riskACCC

An official ACCC notice concerns Adidas Swim Wear Infinitex-3-Stripes. If one or more of the stripes becomes detached and is not noticed, the swim wear may get caught on an object or either the child or another child may become entangled in the loop of the detached stripes. If this occurs, depending on the circumstances, it might lead to injuries. Published 2018-11-04.

What to do now

Consumers should return the affected products to any adidas store or to authorised adidas retailers where the product was purchased for a full refund. Consumers may instead contact adidas AG for a product voucher. For further information, consumers should visit www.adidas.com/swim-recall or www.adidas.com.au or call 1800 801 891.

Recall number

96c0e9f0-9ccb-42c8-ae91-66b15d030fea

Official notice

2018-11-04

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The hazard

If one or more of the stripes becomes detached and is not noticed, the swim wear may get caught on an object or either the child or another child may become entangled in the loop of the detached stripes. If this occurs, depending on the circumstances, it might lead to injuries.

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Affected products

Product 1

Children's swim wear (bathing suits, bikinis, long and short swimming trunks) with three stripes on each side which are sewn on at each end and glued in the middle. The label contains the information "Made in Tunisia" and the article number with which the affected swim wear can be identified. Affected article numbers BP9506, BP9508, BP9509, BQ3161, BP9529, BP9530, BP9532, CF9089, BP9514, BP9516, BP9533, BP9534, BP9535, BP9510, BP9512, BP9513, BP9520, BP9521, BP9525, BP9522, BP9524, BP9526, BS0319, BS0325, BS0404, BP9513, BS0358, BP9520, BP5874, BR5956, BP9522, CX5044, CX5045, CV3652, CV3653, CV3664, BS0352, CV3650, CV3651, BS0397, BP5874, CW4813, CW4814, BR5956, BP5880, CW4815, CW4816, BR5950, BQ3161, DH2404, DH2405, DL8723, BS0397, BS0352, DH2401, CW4813, CW4814, DH2198, DH2190, CW4815, CW4816, DH2176, DH2189, CY1720, CY1721, CX5044, CX5045.

Risk / hazard

If one or more of the stripes becomes detached and is not noticed, the swim wear may get caught on an object or either the child or another child may become entangled in the loop of the detached stripes. If this occurs, depending on the circumstances, it might lead to injuries.

Where it was sold

The source does not list specific retailers. See the official notice for where affected products were sold.

Location 1

AU · Australia

Affected area 1

AU · Australia

Source & status

Source

ACCC

Tier

beta

Category

HOME

Classification

Clothing (daywear)

App estimate

high

Recall details

Recall number

96c0e9f0-9ccb-42c8-ae91-66b15d030fea

Classification

Clothing (daywear)

Source tier

beta

Documents, notices & source

See the official notice and source documents for full details.

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