Product recall: Clothing sold via Amazon pulled from sale as it 'presents a risk of injuries'

The clothing was sold via Amazon

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Sarra Gray

By Sarra Gray


Published: 12/12/2024

- 13:44

Amazon shoppers should check for two pieces of clothing

Motorcycle clothing sold via Amazon has been recalled as it presents the risk of injuries.

Anyone who has bought the affected items should stop wearing them immediately.


The Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS) added that the products have been recalled and withdrawn from the market.

It said: "The product presents a risk of injuries as it fails to provide adequate protection to the user in the event of an accident."

Motorcycle jacket

A motorcycle jacket has been recalled

OPSS

TypePersonal protective equipment (PPE) – Motorcycle clothing
BrandJet
ASINB07TBTDM1M
Listing nameWomens Ladies Motorcycle Motorbike Jacket Waterproof Armoured ROCHELLE
Country of OriginPakistan
Product DescriptionBlack, white and grey motorcycle jacket.
TypePersonal protective equipment (PPE) – Motorcycle clothing
BrandJet
Amazon ID ASIN‎B07YR8S2G4
Listing nameJet Womens Ladies Motorcycle Motorbike Trousers Leggings Aramid Kevlar Lined CE Armoured Luna
Country of OriginPakistan
Product DescriptionBlack motorcycle trousers which include knee protectors.

Customers should stop wearing the jacket and trousers for their own safety, as special protections are needed in motorcycle clothing.

The OPSS added: "The product presents a risk of injuries as it fails to provide adequate protection to the user in the event of an accident.

"The fabric used in the product failed to meet the necessary tear strength, as well as the back, shoulder and elbow protection.

"The product does not meet the requirements of Regulation 2016/425 or the Personal Protective Equipment (Enforcement) Regulations 2018."

Motorcycle jacket

The clothing poses the risk of injury

OPSS

This is not the only product sold online that has been pulled from sale as Britons were recently warned of plug adaptors.

The products pose a "risk of electric shock" after a "manufacturing defect".

The plug adaptors were sold for two years, between 2021 and 2023, so anyone who bought one during this time should check the details to see if they have been affected.

Granola bars sold online and in health stores have also been recalled as they could contain metal, making them dangerous to eat.

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