Children’s PJ Sets, Bathrobes Recalled in Canada Due to Fire Hazard

U Kids We Love Cozy pyjama sets are being recalled by Health Canada due to flammability concerns. Health Canada handout photo

Health Canada has published two separate recall notices for child sleepwear this week because of safety issues related to flammability risks.

The national health agency is recalling pyjamas sets sold at popular children’s clothing stores as well as bathrobes sold by a high-end Montreal brand. Here’s a look at both products.

U Kids We Love Cozy Pyjamas

Health Canada issues a country-wide recall for U Kids We Love Cozy pyjamas sets that were sold by Urban Kids and Urban Planet due to flammability risk.

No injuries had been reported in Canada in connection with the sleepwear as of May 14, but the federal health agency is warning parents and caregivers against using the recalled nightwear.

“The recalled pajama sets violate the flammability requirements for children’s sleepwear, posing a risk of burn injuries to children,” Health Canada said in a May 20 advisory.

“Loose-fitting children’s sleepwear can contact ignition sources such as stove elements, candles, and matches more readily than tight-fitting sleepwear, and once ignited will burn rapidly, potentially resulting in severe burns to large areas of the child’s body.”

The pyjama sets have short sleeve tops and fluffy wide leg lounge pants and come in black, green, ivory, blue, purple, lilac, pink and light pink, the advisory said. The China-manufactured pyjamas come with style number 3528-4828-2601.

More than 20,000 of the recalled pyjama sets were sold in Canada between October 2025 and May 2026.

Anyone who purchased a recalled We Love Cozy pyjamas sets can return them to an Urban Kids or Urban Planet store for a refund, Health Canada said.

Deux par Deux children’s bathrobes are being recalled by Health Canada due to flammability concerns. Health Canada handout photo

Deux par Deux Bathrobes

Plush glow-in-the-dark bathrobes in dinosaur or unicorn print sold by Montreal-based children’s clothing brand Deux par Deux are also under recall due to potential flammability, Health Canada said in a May 19 advisory.

The dinosaur print robe comes in blue and white and has dinosaur spikes sewn to the hood along with a self-tie wrap belt, while the unicorn print robe is pink with a multi-hued print. The robe has ears and a unicorn horn sewn to the hood with a self-tie wrap belt and heart shaped pockets.

Deux par Deux said 287 units of the affected products were sold in Canada from July 2025 to May 2026.

“Immediately stop using the recalled products and return them to the place of purchase for a full refund or store credit,” Health Canada advised.

The most recent advisories come a week after the agency issued recalls for various brands of sleepers for the same reason.

Pip + Phee’s “Dusk” and “Alaskan”  bamboo footed sleepers in size 12–18 months were recalled on May 12 because of a flammability hazard, the health agency said in an advisory. The affected sleepwear has batch number BN 2023061 stamped on the neckline with a heat seal.

A separate recall was also issued for Bambi & Birdie Kids LTD bamboo white footed sleep sacks, which are offered in sizes ranging from 6-12 months, to 12-18 months, to 2-3 years, according to a May 11 notice.

Health Canada’s flammability guidelines apply to all children’s sleepwear up to size 14. The regulations were created to address burn injuries and deaths in children from wearing loose-fitting flammable sleepwear, such as cotton night gowns, according to the guidelines.

The guidelines fall under the Canada Consumer Product Safety Act and the last update was published in January.