Productveiligheidsinformatie
- Artikel
- CJYD2472841 · Big Foot Bone Wide Toe Shoes Children's Soft Bottom Casual
- Oorsprong
- China
- Fabrikant
- Niet geïdentificeerd. Als partij die de goederen onder eigen naam op de markt brengt, aanvaardt ГЕМБА ЕООД de verplichtingen van de fabrikant.
- Marktdeelnemer en bevoegd persoon in de EU
- ГЕМБА ЕООД, Bedrijfs-ID (EIK) 208656371, бул. „Княз Борис I“ № 109, ет. 13, ап. 50, 9002 Варна, България, [email protected]
- Leeftijdsgroep
- Niet vermeldniet vermeld in de gegevens van de leverancier
- Materiaal / samenstelling
- Othersop basis van gegevens van de leverancier (materiaallabel), algemeen, geen percentages
Waarschuwingen
- Warning! Shoes with pearls, ribbons or stones are not suitable for children under 3 years old. Small parts may come off and the child may choke.
- Check regularly that decorations are firmly secured. Stop use if anything becomes loose.
- Do not allow the child to bite or suck on the shoes.
- Fasten the laces securely and check they are not undone.
- The sole may be slippery on wet or icy surfaces.
- Stop use if redness or itching appears on the skin.
- This article has strings or cords: do not leave the child unattended with it; strings on the neck and hood are dangerous for small children.
Instructies
- Measure your child's foot length from heel to longest toe and select a size with approximately 1 cm free space.
- Check the shoe size every 2–3 months, as children's feet grow quickly.
- Before putting on, check inside the shoe for sharp edges, foreign objects or damaged seams.
- Clean according to material: leather with a damp cloth, fabric with a soft brush and cool water, rubber boots with water.
- Dry shoes at room temperature, away from radiators and direct heat.
- Check sole wear and replace shoes when they become worn smooth.
- Fasten Velcro and zip carefully to avoid pinching the child's skin.
Dossier volgens Verordening (EU) 2023/988, versie 1 van 2026-11-12. The assessment has been made based on the supplier's data and description and by analogy with the category; no test protocol has been applied.
