Charles David women’s shoes sold at Nordstrom stores recalled

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About 3,200 pairs of Charles David women’s shoes sold exclusively in California Nordstrom stores and Nordstrom Rack locations nationwide were recalled by the Consumer Product Safety Commission today.

The recall was issued because the heels on the shoes can detach, posing a fall hazard, the commission said.

Charles David, based in Culver City, has received one report of a heel detaching, resulting in minor bruising, the agency said.

The shoes were sold under the Charles by Charles David and Charles David of California brand names in sizes seven and nine from April to June, the commission said.

Prices on the recalled styles, which were made in China, Spain, and Italy, were between $22 and $80, the agency said.

Owners of the shoes should stop wearing them immediately and return them to any Nordstrom or Nordstrom Rack store for a full refund, the commission said.

For more information on the shoe refund, consumers can reach Nordstrom customer service at 800-804-0806 or by e-mail at contact@nordstrom.com.

Charles David can also be reached at (310) 348-2075 or at lana.ellis@charlesdavid.com.

-- Nathan Olivarez-Giles