Eight-year-old Daniella Jacobs-Herd from Queensland is recovering from severe burns after a 'cheap and nasty' knockoff Oodie caught fire during a family gathering on July 13. The incident occurred when a gust of wind blew flames from a bonfire towards her while she was wearing the synthetic polyester garment, which melted onto her skin. Daniella suffered third-degree burns on 13 percent of her body, including her arms, chest, and face, and has undergone multiple surgeries, requiring ongoing treatment. Her mother, Hannah Jacobs, has urged parents to dispose of similar potentially flammable items purchased from retailers like Temu, highlighting that they do not meet Australian safety standards. Jacobs described the traumatic experience of watching her daughter in pain and emphasized the emotional toll it has taken on Daniella, who fears she will never feel beautiful again. The family is now advocating for greater awareness of the dangers posed by counterfeit clothing products.