Clothing Safety

Unsafe clothing can cause serious harm — particularly for young children — due to strangulation hazards, toxic dyes, or poor flammability resistance.

FOLOUP tracks recurring issues in:

We work to flag listings and bulk imports that breach textile safety regulations or fail to meet UK labelling requirements.

Recent Clothing Product Alerts

The Last 10 Clothing records sourced from official UK, EU and worldwide product recall listings.

Various Matalan Bikini Tops (Ref: 2507-0066, Updated: 2025-08-19, Risk: not provided)
Miss Summer Dresses and Outfit Sets sold by Next and Matalan (Ref: 2507-0080 and 2507-0076, Updated: 2025-08-17, Risk: not provided)
Organic Somnum Baby Sleeping Bag (Ref: 2504-0029, Updated: 2025-07-24, Risk: serious)
Miss Summer Dresses and Knitted Top, Shorts and Headband Outfit Set sold via Next (Ref: 2507-0080, Updated: 2025-07-22, Risk: not provided)
Baby Knitted Sleeping Swaddle Bed (Ref: 2507-0046, Updated: 2025-07-18, Risk: serious)
George Baby 3Pack Rompers with Zip sold by Asda (Ref: 2505-0159, Updated: 2025-07-09, Risk: not provided)
Kids Unisex Rose Pink Tracksuit (Ref: 2506-0177, Updated: 2025-07-09, Risk: serious)
BIJOU Poppy Jumpsuit (Ref: 2506-0213, Updated: 2025-07-02, Risk: not provided)
Pepco Bbe Frotte Blue Cap sold by Poundland (Ref: 2506-0008, Updated: 2025-06-24, Risk: not provided)
George Home Sleepbags sold by Asda (Ref: 2306-0073, Updated: 2025-06-05, Risk: not provided)

If you’ve encountered unsafe garments online or in person, please report them via our tools.

Last updated: 15 August 2025

This page is for general guidance. It does not replace legal advice or official guidance from EU or UK authorities.