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Maple & Main Kids’ Hoodies Recalled for Strangulation Hazard

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Maple & Main has recalled children’s hooded sweatshirts because the drawstring at the neck can pose a strangulation hazard, which violates federal guidelines for children’s upper outerwear.

What was recalled

The recall covers Maple & Main kids’ pullover hoodies in sizes 4–12.

Products and models affected

  • Kids’ pullover hoodie, sizes 4–12
  • Style numbers MM-H400 to MM-H420
  • Sold in five colorways

The style number is on the sewn-in care tag inside the garment.

Why it was recalled

Neck drawstrings on children’s clothing can catch on playground equipment and other objects, posing a strangulation hazard. No injuries have been reported.

What you should do

Immediately remove the drawstring or stop using the garment, then contact Maple & Main for a refund.

What You Can Get

Full Refund

Maple & Main is offering a full refund. Provide the style number and a photo of the care tag; refunds are issued within 2–3 weeks.

Important dates & details

  • Units affected: ~58,000
  • Sold: 2024 – 2025
  • Price: $24–$32
  • Incidents: none reported

Official Source

U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC)View the official recall notice. Verify all details and file any claim directly through the official source.