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Girls' Sweaters Recalled

H & M has recalled 470 girls' black cardigans.

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March 9, 2005

H & M has recalled 470 girls' black cardigans. They had black faux fur trim around the wrists, neck, and down the front center of the sweater that is dangerously flammable. They were sold in girls' sizes 7Y - 14Y for about $20 in the northeastern United States from November 2004 - December 2004.

To receive a refund, return the recalled sweater to any H & M location. For more information, call H & M at 877-439-6261 from 8:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M ET Monday through Friday or visit www.hm.com.


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