Parents across the UK are being urged to immediately check their children's wardrobes following an urgent product recall issued for potentially dangerous pyjamas. BM Europe has recalled its popular 'Harvest Print' children's pyjama sets after failing crucial fire safety tests.
Critical Safety Failure Identified
The sleepwear, designed for children aged 4-12 years, has been deemed highly flammable and poses a serious fire risk to young wearers. Trading Standards officials confirmed the pyjamas do not meet mandatory flammability requirements for children's nightwear.
Affected Products
The recall affects all sizes of the 'Harvest Print' pyjama sets, which feature distinctive autumn-themed patterns including:
- Colourful leaf prints
- Animal motifs
- Available in various colour combinations
Product codes included in the recall are: 143438, 143439, 143440, 143441, and 143442.
Immediate Action Required
Consumers who have purchased these pyjamas should:
- Stop children wearing them immediately
- Return the product to any Matalan store
- Contact BM Europe for a full refund
"The safety of children is our absolute priority," stated a BM Europe spokesperson. "We sincerely apologise for any concern caused and urge customers to return these products without delay."
Compensation and Refunds
Customers will receive a complete refund regardless of whether they have the original receipt. BM Europe has established dedicated customer service channels to handle returns and address consumer concerns about this serious safety issue.
The company is working closely with regulatory authorities to ensure all affected products are removed from circulation and no further units reach consumers.
