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Nordstrom Leith Brand Open Vest Sweater Care Label
Nordstrom at (800) 804-0806 anytime, or online at www.nordstrom.com and click on "Recall" for more information. Consumers can also email the firm at contact@nordstrom.com.
Recall Details
This recall involves Leith brand women's textured open vest sleeveless sweaters. The sweaters are 35 ? inches long. They were sold in black and cream, and in sizes extra small - XS, small - S, medium - M, large - L and extra large - XL. Care labels sewn into the garments read, "Leith," "Made in China," "83% cotton" and "17% nylon."
Consumers should immediately stop wearing the recalled sweaters and contact Nordstrom to return them for a full refund.
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