What is your product safety policy, and what happens if a product is recalled?

What is your product safety policy?

We work closely with our vendors and conduct testing or certification where appropriate to help ensure products meet applicable safety standards.

Are baby and children’s products safe?

All baby and children’s products are required to be lead-free. We obtain certification from our vendors and may also conduct independent lab testing to confirm compliance.

Are your glassware products safe?

To comply with federal and state safety regulations, including California Proposition 65, we use lead-free inks on all glassware printing.

These inks may be slightly less durable in dishwashers, so we recommend handwashing glassware to help maintain appearance and longevity.

Are recycled or upcycled products safe?

Most recycled metal products are lead-free. However, some decorative items (such as wall art or wearable art) may contain trace amounts of lead.

These items are not intended for food use or direct skin contact. When required by law (including shipments to California), products may include a Proposition 65 warning.

Additionally, certain salvaged materials—such as paint from vintage stadium seating—may contain trace lead content due to their original manufacturing. These items are included for their reclaimed nature and historical character.

What happens if a product is recalled?

If a product is recalled, we will provide instructions on how to stop using the item and next steps for return, disposal, or refund.

Past Product Recalls

Past recalls are included below for customers who may be looking for information about a specific product.

January 2023 – Selfie Craft Co. Children’s Pajamas

Color-in children’s pajamas (Ages 3–12) were recalled due to failing U.S. flammability standards for children’s sleepwear.

• Customers must stop using and destroy the product immediately
• Cut pajamas in half and dispose of them
• Refunds were issued via PayPal
• No injuries were reported

January 2022 – Veggie Lover’s Cooking Kit

Sesame Soy spice packet (UPC: 745559665002) was recalled due to undeclared wheat, posing an allergy risk.

• Product should be discarded
• Replacement offered upon request
• No illnesses reported

May 2020 – Poppin’ Cobs Microwave Popcorn Bags

Certain microwave popcorn bags may catch fire during use.

• Customers could request replacement bags with photo verification
• Replacement provided at no cost

March 2018 – Shattered Glass Ceiling Bracelet

Recalled due to safety concerns identified through supplier review.

• Customers were instructed to stop using and dispose of the product
• Refunds provided upon contact
• No replacements available

January 2017 – Splyt Light

Recalled due to potential shock and fire hazards.

• Customers instructed to stop using immediately
• Return required for refund or replacement
• Return labels provided upon request

Early 2014 – Volume Control Pacifier

Recalled due to potential choking hazard.

• Customers instructed to stop using immediately
• $5 gift certificate offered upon return

Early 2013 – Musical Wine Glasses

Recalled due to safety concerns.

• Product was discontinued and replaced with an updated version

Still need help?

If you have questions about product safety or recalls, please contact Customer Service↗—we’re happy to help.