Children’s Pyjamas Recalled from Michley
If your child wears Michley pyjamas, check your drawers—these popular sleep sets are being pulled for not meeting safety rules around fire risk.
Michley brand children’s pyjamas have been recalled because they do not meet Canadian flammability standards for children’s sleepwear, creating a risk of burn injuries. No injuries have been reported.
What’s being recalled?
- Product name: Michley Children’s Pyjamas
- Type: Children’s sleepwear (loose-fitting pyjamas)
- Where it’s sold: Online and retail stores across Canada
- Recall date: July 21, 2026
Michley Children’s Pyjamas
Michley children’s pyjamas are loose-fitting sleepwear sets designed for kids. The recalled styles are green with a dinosaur patch, pink with a bunny patch, yellow with a giraffe patch and purple with a rabbit patch; and in sizes 80 through 130.
What’s the risk?
The pyjamas do not meet flammability requirements for children’s sleepwear. Loose-fitting pyjamas can catch fire more easily from sources like stove elements, candles, or matches. This can lead to severe burns, especially for young children.
What should parents do?
Stop using the recalled pyjamas immediately. Keep them away from children and contact the retailer or manufacturer for return or refund instructions.
Key takeaways
- These pyjamas pose a risk of burn injuries due to failing flammability standards
- Sold online and in stores across Canada
- No injuries have been reported
Check the official recall notice
See the full details in the official notice: “Michley brand Children’s Pajamas recalled due to flammability hazard”
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