Stuart Weitzman girls' Cha Cha and Cha Cha 2 boots (sizes 5-13) recalled due to zipper pulls entangling and causing falls. Return for full refund.
The zipper pulls on the boots can become entangled posing a fall hazard.
Stuart Weitzman girls' Cha Cha and Cha Cha 2 boots (sizes 5-13) are recalled because zipper pulls can become entangled, posing a fall hazard. Owners should stop using them immediately and return for a full refund.
The gold-tone zipper pulls on the inside of the boots can become entangled, which may cause a fall. This hazard is specific to the design of the zipper pulls and how they interact with the boot structure.
Girls who own the recalled boots (sizes 5-13) are most at risk. Parents and caregivers should avoid letting children use these boots.
Check for a white tag inside the top of the boots with the model name and size printed. The boots come in black or white vinyl with quilted nylon shafts and are sold in girls' sizes 5 through 13.
Immediately take the recalled boots away from children to prevent falls.
Return the boots to the manufacturer for a full refund.
Consumers should immediately take the recalled boots away from children and return the boots for a full refund.
No, the zipper pulls can become entangled, posing a fall hazard. Do not use them.
Girls' sizes 5 through 13.
Look for a white tag inside the top of the boots with the model name and size printed.
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Subject: Recall 1334 — Stuart Weitzman Cha Cha and Cha Cha 2 girls' boots Hello, I own a Cha Cha and Cha Cha 2 girls' boots that is covered by recall 1334 from Stuart Weitzman. The official recall notice states: Consumers should immediately take the recalled boots away from children and return the boots for a full refund. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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