Outerwear

9 YOF RASH TO ARMS AND CHEST WEARING A NEW JACKET DX; ALLERGIC RXN

76YOF TRIPPED OVER HER COAT AND FELL ON OUTSTRETCHED HANDS AND KNEES WHILE IN DIALYSIS CLINIC, DX WRIST AND KNEE PAIN

3YOF MOTHER AS TRYING TO PUT HER COAT ON AND SHE TRIPPED AND FELL HITTING HER HEAD AGAINST WINDOW SILL DX: FOREHEAD LACERATION

33YOF PATIENT WAS PUTTING ON HER JACKET WHEN SHE FELT A POP AND NOW HAS RIB PAIN DX: RIB PAIN ON LEFT SIDE, COSTOCHONDRITIS

57YOF WAS AT A RENTAL COMPANY WEARING A HEAVY WINTER COAT INDOORS AND HAD A SYNCOPAL EPISODE AND FELL TO THE FLOOR RESULTING IN LEFT SHOULDER PAIN DX: SYNCOPE

93 YOF TRYING TO PUT ON HOUSE COAT, FELL ONTO KITCHEN COUNTERTOP DX FACIAL LACERATION

76YOF C/O FRACTURE TO UPPER LEG S/P PT DROPPED HER COAT, BENT OVER TO PICK IT UP, LOST HER BALANCE AND FELL TO THE FLOOR. DX: CLOSED FRACURED TO RIGHT FEMUR

26YOM, POPPED SHOULDER OUT OF SOCKET WHILE PUTTING THE JACKET ON, HISTORY OF RECURRENT DISLOCATIONS, DX: ANTERIOR DISLOCATION OFF RIGHT SHOULDER

64YOM ACCIDENTALLY CAUGHT HIS JACKET ON FIRE AT THE SOUP KITCHEN AND BURNED HIS RIGHT HAND TRYING TO PUT THE FLAMES OUT FIRE DEPARTMENT WAS NOT ON SCENE DX: THERMAL BURN TO HAND

64YOM PRESENTS WITH SHOULDER PAIN AFTER ATTEMPTING TO PUT ON A WINTER COAT. DX: DISLOCATION OF SHOULDER

34YOM PULLED SHOULDER OUT OF SOCKET WHILE PUTTING ON HIS JACKET, DX: ANTERIOR DISLOCATION OF RIGHT SHOULDER

80YOM, BELTED DRIVER PULLING OUT OF STOP SIGN WHEN T-BONED ONTO OWN SIDE BY ANOTHER VEHICLE WITH AIRBAGS DEPLOYMENT, REPORTS GETTING HIT TO FACE BY SOMETHING AND HIS JACKET GOT CAUGHT AND WASN'T ABLE TO SELF-EXTRICATE, DENIES LOSS OF CONSCIOUS, DX: SUBDURAL HEMATOMA; MOTOR VEHICLE COLLISION; FACIAL LACERATION

A children's clothing company I have bought from in the past just released a hoodie with neck drawstrings

(7/15/2012) The consumer put on a rain suit to ride her motorcycle since the weather was damp. She had been on the bike for approximately 20 minutes or less, when she started to smell as if something were burning. When she arrived to her destination she saw that her right pant leg had melted to her jeans. When she went to take the suit off the material melted into the jeans causing her leg turn slightly red in color. The suit is a 100% Polypropylene and also advised to avoid flame or ignition sources. (7/16/2012) The manufacturer was contacted and a Rep. took her complaint. They advised her that they were aware of the issue and offered to send her heat resistant patches to prevent the problem, which she declined. The BBB was also contacted and complaint was filed with them, case# [REDACTED]. The Rep. [REDACTED] advised her that they would look into the matter and keep in touch with her. (7/18/2012) The consumer took the suit back to the retailer and informed them what damages the suit caused. To also warn other customers that they should buy the patches with the suit or they may potentially burn themselves.

We purchased a sweater jacket for my 2.5 year old daughter. I noticed today when I washed the jacket, there are drawstrings with large 1" balls on the ends around the neck and there is also a drawstring in the waist of the jacket. The jacket is imported from Ecaudor and is made by Third World Tienda. The label has a website of www.thirdworldtienda.com

The consumer indicates that her husband was sitting next to a fireplace for approximately fifteen minutes. When he got up, a friend informed him that his jacket had melted in the back and the back of the arms. The consumer’s husband removed the jacket and noticed that the jacket did not damage his clothing underneath. The consumer contacted the Manufacturer and explained the situation; a representative advised her to send the product back for inspection. Upon inspection, the consumer was informed that the garment was not defective and that the damage was due to her husband sitting too close to the fireplace. The consumer was sent the jacket back. Manufacturer responded "Garment is not defective due to workmanship or materials (WM5020) consumer damage" The consumer believes that if her husband had been too close to the fireplace enough to burn his jacket, he would have felt the heat but this was not the case. The consumer states that the jacket was used approximately three times per week every Winter.

I got the circuit breaker jacket and got burned by it.

I ordered a jacket through ANN TAYLOR online, and I received on 27 April 2017 evening. Tried the jacket and felt immidieate itchness. I took off the jacket and washed itching area with mile soap (IVORY) Throughout the night itching got worse and I started having chemical reaction. On 28 April 2017, I had to go [REDACTED] Care Center. I reported Ann taylor customer service too. Medical facility perscribed me [antihistamine] 50mg every six hours for five days. Call Ann taylor, but their customer service was not proactive. + They wanted to have their jacket back. The jacket is manufactured in China and i strongly believe they used harmful chemical for final garment wash. (I only had reaction on my left arm, so i believe it the chemical was not completed washed off from left sleeve) I still have the jacket, and i am willing to profice the jacket if needed for investigation.

I put a brand new Baby Gap (Product - 50 spf Color block Raglan [REDACTED], long sleeve) long sleeve, 50 spf [REDACTED] to take him to the beach. I applied sunblock before putting the shirt on. I was at the beach from 10:30 to noon. When I took the shirt off his entire back and front of his chest were badly sun burned. They are falsely selling a product as safe to mothers for their infants and toddlers and telling them it will protect their children from the sun and it clearly did not do that. I have used different brands of [REDACTED] shirts before and I have never had this problem so either their product is defective or there was really no SPF in it to begin with, either way it is unacceptable. I tried to protect my child from the sun by buying a product from GAP that I though I could trust and instead my child ended up suffering for it. He has never had a burn before and I never expected him to have one on my watch at the age of 3. I do not want this to happen to any other child or parent.

We traveled from Los Angeles to New Orleans in Thanksgiving of 20132 to celebrate the holiday with relatives. After deplaning and getting our luggage, we were met curbside by our parents. I was holding my 2 year old daughter in my arms as he and my father in law loaded the luggage into the minivan. My husband then took my daughter out of my arms to put her into the car seat. When he did so, he also by accident, grabbed a hold of the elastic string on my lululemon jacket. He walked about 6 feet away and as he put her in, the string popped back and the metal tip punctured the skin under my eye. It immediately started bleeding and the paramedics who worked at the New Orleans airport were summoned and treated me with ice and bandages. They said had the puncture happened further up, I would have been blinded in that eye. I got a very bad black eye that lasted a month. And, as you can imagine, that made for a really bad and uncomfortable holiday weekend.