Paquete de 2 baberos - Margot Floral + Frambuesas

The bib body is disclosed as organic cotton, but no waterproof backing material is named for this fabric bib, and the brand's own FAQ defers backing/composition detail rather than stating whether any coating is present.

The bib body meets the baby's chin, neck and mouth during feeding, but no fabric composition, backing material, or bisphenol/phthalate disclosure is published for the bib itself — only general dye-chemistry and nickel-free snap statements exist for the wider garment line.

The dyes are AZO- and heavy-metal-free and the fabric is free of flame retardants and formaldehyde, but nothing explicitly rules out stain-resistant, water-repellent, or antimicrobial finishes on this bib.

GOTS certification is stated for the manufacturing facility and organic cotton fiber content, not with a certificate number tied to this finished bib. The fabric is organic cotton but the certification as asserted does not cover the finished product itself.

No replacement interval, sterilization guidance, or degradation testing is published for this cotton bib; care instructions cover only machine washing and low tumble drying, with nothing on heat exposure or fabric lifespan.

We queried the CPSC recall registry's full corpus of nearly 10,000 records spanning 1973-2026 and found no recall filed against Colored Organics in any role. The corpus is confirmed to cover comparable product classes like cribs, strollers and pacifiers, so the clean result reflects the brand's actual record.

The GOTS certification is stated as covering the manufacturing facility in India, not the finished bib, and no certificate number is published for the garment itself. A third-party reviewer repeats the facility-level claim without checking a registry.

We can confirm the bibs are made in India and that fabric content is organic cotton, but no warranty terms, spare-parts route, or full fiber-blend composition are published for this specific bib beyond a generic composition note.