How do I check a Dunelm or Cosatto sleeping bag for the loose-popper recall?

What does OPSS 2202-0113 say about poppers?

OPSS published Product Recall: Dunelm and Cosatto Sleeping Bags (2202-0113) on 27 March 2022. The hazard line is choking: the products contain small parts which fit into a small-parts cylinder, and the poppers on the sleeping bags can become detached. The notice also states the products do not meet the General Product Safety Regulations 2005.

Corrective action: Dunelm/Cosatto have recalled the product from end users. For further information the notice names Dunelm’s product-safety recalls page. Dunelm’s own 2022 sleepbag entries say stop using the bags immediately and return them to the nearest store for a refund. That path is the shop’s, not MayTally’s.

Official records name specific model lines and barcodes from 2022. They do not say that every later Cosatto or Dunelm sleepbag is recalled. Search a newer print as its own GOV.UK query.

How do I match a used bag to the 2022 table?

Facebook Marketplace photos often show a Cosatto print and no article number. Identification is the barcode or article number on the care label. The official table also uses the spelling “Cossato” on several rows and “Cosatto” on others — search both if a listing is messy.

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   Photograph the sewn-in label Copy every barcode (there may be two size variants) and the article number (Dunelm-style 8-digit codes such as 30731783). Ask a marketplace seller for that photo before you pay.
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   Match to the OPSS table, not to the print alone Jersey Cloud, Ditsy Bunny, Doodle Dino and the named Cosatto prints are in scope only with the barcodes listed. A later “cloud” or “fox” design with a new EAN is a new search.
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   Check the poppers while you search Press each stud. A detached popper is the small part the notice describes. Stop using a bag with a missing stud whether or not you have finished typing the barcode.
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   Use the Dunelm page named on the notice If the code matches, stop using the bag and follow dunelm.com/info/help/product-safety-recalls. The 2022 sleepbag blocks on that page tell customers to return the item to the nearest store for a refund. What Dunelm offers a second-hand owner is Dunelm’s decision on the day.

Which Dunelm and Cosatto lines are on the official notice?

Dunelm’s recalls hub still lists the four Dunelm sleepbag names and the Cosatto names from February 2022, with the same “poppers may detach / small parts hazard” wording. Use it as the return path. Use GOV.UK as the identifier table if the hub page has moved other, newer recalls (such as electrical products) above the 2022 sleepbags.

Does a newer Cosatto bag fall under this recall?

No — not on the strength of 2202-0113. Official records stop at the barcodes and article numbers above. A 2023–2026 Cosatto print with a different EAN is outside this notice until a new OPSS page says otherwise. Search that new code on GOV.UK. Do not treat “Cosatto” on a Marketplace title as a match.

A used 2022 bag with a listed barcode is still in scope even if it has been washed for years. The notice is against the product, not the first owner. The Lullaby Trust still asks you to take a phone and search recalls before you buy second-hand.

If my barcode is not in the table, are the poppers fine?

A barcode that is not on 2202-0113 means no recall on file for that 2022 case. It is not a laboratory test of today’s studs. Other brands have their own snap-button notices. Re-check any sleepbag you buy later.

In shortMatch the care-label barcode to OPSS 2202-0113. Listed: stop using it and use the Dunelm recalls page named on the notice. A later Cosatto code is a new search. Not found ≠ safe.

What should I take to Dunelm if the bag is listed?

1. The sleeping bag, so staff can see the poppers and the label.
2. A note of the barcode, article number and PSD 2202-0113.
3. Any proof of purchase if you still have it — helpful, not a line the GOV.UK notice itself requires.
4. The Dunelm recalls URL from the notice if the shop team needs to open the 2022 sleepbag block among newer recalls.

MayTally’s second-hand safety lookup is a shortcut to some OPSS notices. If 2202-0113 is not in that set, open the GOV.UK page directly.