The Sweet Cubby children’s loungewear recall covers affected two-piece children’s sets identified by Batch No. 272779. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission says the recalled garments violate the mandatory flammability requirements for children’s sleepwear and can pose a burn hazard. If you have one of these sets, stop using it and keep it away from children while you verify the label and complete the recall remedy.
Direct answer: Check the sewn-in garment label for Batch No. 272779. If your Sweet Cubby children’s loungewear matches the recalled product, stop use immediately. CPSC’s published remedy instructs consumers to destroy the affected set as directed, provide photographic proof to Sweet Cubby and seek a full refund.
How to check whether your Sweet Cubby set is recalled
The recall applies to Sweet Cubby children’s two-piece loungewear sets described by CPSC. The affected garments were sold in children’s sizes ranging from 5-6Y through 13-14Y, and the recall notice identifies Batch No. 272779 as the key batch identifier. CPSC says the batch number and size information appear on sewn-in labels.
Check the sewn-in label on the loungewear rather than relying only on color, print or appearance.
Look specifically for Batch No. 272779, the batch identified in the CPSC recall notice.
Do not allow a child to continue wearing an affected set while the recall remedy is being completed.
Use the current CPSC instructions for destruction, photographic proof, contact with Sweet Cubby and disposal.
What owners of an affected set should do
CPSC instructs consumers to immediately take the recalled loungewear away from children and stop using it. The published remedy says consumers should cut the recalled set in half, provide a photograph showing the destroyed product to Sweet Cubby as instructed, and seek a full refund. Follow the current recall instructions before disposing of the item so you do not lose evidence that may be needed for the remedy.
The official recall notice can be checked directly on the CPSC website.
Why the loungewear was recalled
CPSC says the children’s loungewear fails to meet the mandatory flammability standard for children’s sleepwear. The agency describes the resulting risk as a burn hazard that can cause serious injury or death. The recall covers about 12,461 units.
The affected sets were sold through SHEIN from June 2025 through May 2026 for about $8 to $12, according to the CPSC notice. Those sales details can help narrow the check, but the batch label is the more specific product-identification evidence provided in the recall.
Were any injuries reported?
CPSC’s recall notice says no incidents or injuries had been reported at the time of publication. That does not change the stop-use instruction: the recall is based on the product’s failure to comply with the mandatory children’s sleepwear flammability requirement and the resulting potential burn hazard.
What remains unknown
The reviewed recall notice does not establish how long an individual refund will take after proof is submitted. TPS also cannot verify whether a particular garment is affected without its label information. Owners should use the current CPSC product description, Batch No. 272779 and the latest official remedy instructions to make that determination.
Verification note
ThePulseSignal reviewed the controlling CPSC recall notice for the affected product, batch identifier, quantity, sales period, hazard, reported incident status and remedy instructions. The core recall is confirmed by the regulator; refund-processing time remains unresolved.
