A company in Franconia is now recalling a lederhosen model that women in Bavaria could have in their closets. There is a health risk.
- A company in Bavaria is recalling a lederhosen model for women.
- There is a health risk when wearing lederhosen .
- The company comments on the incident.
Michelau - Even if the Oktoberfest * is canceled this year due to the corona virus * - having a nice costume in your closet is never wrong. For women, it is a matter of taste whether they prefer a dirndl or leather pants - but caution is currently the order of the day for a particular leather pants model .
Recall due to health risk: Bavarian company recalls popular costume
Because of a possible health hazard , Taleco-Handels-GmbH , which is based in Michelau in Upper Franconia , is calling back all models of a women's lederhosen model.
The company now announced that the trousers with the designation " Jara-Mo Wild Peat " had increased chrome values in the light covering leather of the embroidery and the inner waistband. There is therefore a risk that - in rare cases - contact allergies will be triggered.
Warning, health risk: The affected lederhosen for women.
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Who the leather pants of the company has been hanging in the closet, should act. According to the company, customers who bought the pants can return the goods for a refund of the purchase price or for an equivalent replacement.
Recall for women's lederhosen: Bavarian company takes a position on the incident
"We deeply regret this incident and sincerely apologize for the inconvenience that this has caused you," says Taleco-Handels-GmbH .
Trousers with the batch A3U36432 are affected - they were already delivered in sizes 34 to 46 from August 2012, according to the product warning portal . The lederhosen have been delivered in Bavaria .
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