Two Children's Hoodies Recalled Due to Strangulation Hazards
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Two different companies recalled children's hoodies with drawstrings this week.
Los Angeles-based Chantique's Corp., recalled its Pure Baby Organics Boy's Hoodie while Active Apparel did the same with it's Boy's Fission Zipper Hooded Sweatshirt.
Drawstrings in children's clothing poses as a strangulation hazard as they can get caught in playground slides, hand rails or school bus doors. The Consumer Product Safety Commission issued guidelines regarding drawstrings in children's clothing in 1996. A year later those guidelines became a voluntary standard, which, in turn, became a federal regulation in 2011.
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