Nordstrom Recalls 31,000 Pairs of Shoes
Legendary department store Nordstrom is known mainly for its shoes. So what happens when 31,000 pairs turn out to contain unhealthy levels of LEAD? Especially when you bought them for your kids? Says Women’s Wear Daily,
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced Tuesday the voluntary recall of about 31,000 pairs of store-brand girls’ shoes sold at Nordstrom due to lead violations.
The shoes, which were made in China and sold between September 2006 and February 2009, defy new federal standards for lead paint in children’s shoes.
Six styles were named in the recall, all in girls’ sizes 10 through big-kids 7 and sold for about $35 to $45. Consumers have been instructed to return the shoes to any Nordstrom store for a full refund or exchange.
Well, at least you can get your money back…
Stop going crazy in the shoe section! Here’s how to shop on a well-balanced budget.
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