Some children's clothes from Chinese fast fashion retailer Temu contained up to 622 times the legal limit for toxic substances, the Seoul Metropolitan Government said. The government tested 26 ...

The online megastore, owned by Chinese e-commerce giant PDD Holdings, sells just about everything — from school supplies to furniture, clothing ... children's pajamas sold exclusively on Temu ...

Temu and AliExpress are under fire with ... it tested 26 items of children’s winter clothing from the two low-price e-commerce companies and rival Shein. Of those 26 pieces, authorities found ...

A Temu spokesperson told us ... Dr Bell points out that kids grow out of clothing pretty fast. So while you still want to be careful about where you buy clothes, Dr. Bell suggests making sure ...

(WJW) – More than 45,000 sets of kids’ pajamas are being recalled for a burn risk, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. The pajamas, exclusively sold on Temu’s website ...

You should not allow your children to wear the nightgowns and contact Lovely Angel via email or through the store on Temu for a refund. You will be instructed to cut them in half and send the ...

Temu’s business model has been hammered by President Trump’s tariffs, including his end to the de minimis exemption, which ...

While they predominantly sell women's apparel and accessories, both also sell men's and children's clothing. Temu carries household items and small personal electronics. At Shein, women's blouses ...

Children's clothes from Temu and AliExpress were found to contain toxic substances. South Korean authorities said a jacket from Temu contained 622 times the legal limit for such substances.