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Buster Brown Recalls 1.4 Million Children's Clogs

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Buster Brown has recalled 1.4 million pairs of clogs. Photo: U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission

According to a release published yesterday (July 21) by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, children's shoe wear company Buster Brown & Co. announced a voluntary recall 1.4 million pairs of clogs for kids.

The company has specifically focused on car-shaped footwear that features decorative wheels that can detach and possibly choke a child. Although no serious injuries have been reported, Buster Brown reps have received two reports that the wheel fallen off.

Manufactured in China, the shoes were carried at outlets such as Walmart and Amazon.com.

"Brown Shoe is committed to our customers' safety," said the company's president of wholesale Gary Rich in a written statement. "Once we realized that the wheel component could create a choking hazard among children, we volunteered to undertake the recall. We have partnered with the Consumer Product Safety Commission to ensure parents have the information they need to return the shoes for a full refund."

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