Fast-fashion giant SHEIN has issued a recall for a children's Halloween wizard cape following safety concerns raised by Ireland's Competition and Consumer Protection Commission. The costume poses dual risks of strangulation and potential burns due to its highly flammable material.
The recall notice, published on March 12, highlights serious design flaws in the wizard cape that could endanger young users. Safety regulators identified the costume's construction as presenting unacceptable risks, particularly around the neck area where strangulation hazards were detected.
Parents who purchased the recalled wizard cape are urged to immediately stop using the product and contact SHEIN for a full refund. The company is cooperating with authorities to ensure all affected items are removed from circulation.
This incident adds to growing scrutiny over fast-fashion safety standards, particularly for children's products. Consumer protection agencies continue to monitor online retailers' compliance with international safety regulations for toys and costumes.