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Shoppers warned 'stop wearing' Next sandals over potential injury risk

Watchdogs said the footbed can detach during wear, and Next is offering refunds or replacements for affected model numbers Y79431 and Y79434.

  • On Tuesday, fashion retailer Next issued a product recall for Mint Velvet Raya Espadrille Wedge Sandals after regulators identified a manufacturing fault posing an "injury risk" to wearers.
  • Testing revealed the footbed can unexpectedly dislodge from the wedge heel during wear, affecting model numbers Y79431 and Y79434 which fail to meet General Product Safety Regulations.
  • Anyone in possession of these sandals is advised to stop wearing them immediately to prevent potential falls and injuries. Owners should follow instructions sent by Next to arrange for refunds or replacements.
  • Next is actively tracking transactions and contacting consumers who purchased the heels directly to provide proper returns guidance and ensure compliance with the recall.
  • Published by the Office for Product Safety and Standards , the recall notice underscores that manufacturers are legally obligated to offer consumers appropriate remedies at no cost when products fail safety standards.
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Shoppers warned 'stop wearing' Next sandals over potential injury risk

Next has recalled Mint Velvet Raya wedge sandals over concerns the footbed could detach from the heel and cause wearers to fall.

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Cambridge News broke the news in Milton, United Kingdom on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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