The robes were recalled for “posing a risk of burn injuries to children,” according to the commission. No injuries had been reported in connection with the robes at the time the CPSC issued its recall notice on Wednesday.
The robes are made from 100 percent micro polyester material and are described as having long sleeves, a fabric belt, and buttons. Some of the robes have additional features described by the CPSC as “unicorn décor,” complete with a hood made to look like a unicorn with a horn, ears and a fuzzy mane.
Pictures shared on the CPSC website showed that all of the robes covered by the recall are brightly colored—some tie-dye and others with a rainbow pattern. The CPSC said a total of 22 different color variations were covered by the recall.
All of the robes have a label sewn in at the neck that provided instructions for how to properly wash them and identified them as being “Made in China.” Each robe’s size is noted by a second label sewn in along a side seam.
“Consumers can also contact HulovoX to request a postage prepaid mailer to return the products for a full refund,” the CPSC said.
HulovoX has a recall notice tab on its website that includes details on the recalled robes and explains how customers can return their purchased products to receive a refund. Like the CPSC, HulovoX’s website includes photos of the robes in every color variation covered by the recall.
