Chanel Recall Flammable Risk Clothing

According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission's statement, the Chanel brand recalled 150 garments including scarves, skirts and shirts, because it failed to pass the federal law on the flammability of clothing, which is dangerous to consumers.

We don't know exactly what the exact meaning is, can these clothes spontaneously ignite?

It is reported that the price of these garments is between 430-3650 US dollars, which was sold in Chanel boutiques and department stores between April and April March 2010.

Other brands have also seen a lot of recalls, such as the recall of 1200 Acacia chairs sold between March 2011 and may, Ross Stores, the recall of 13000 children's lamps by the Target brand, and the recall of 18000 children's building models by Edushape.

It seems that product safety is still widespread. As consumers, we can not help wondering when we can safely use products without hidden dangers.