Pijama Enterizo con Cierre y Peluche de Osito Bamboo Blend - Osito Menta Florece

The plush fill is named as organic cotton and hypoallergenic corn fiber and the fabric dyes are GOTS-compliant and azo-free, but no migration or lead testing is cited for the fill, and the footie's own dye and finish chemistry is not addressed at all.

The plush bear's fabric and dress are described, but nothing addresses how its eyes, nose, or any other features are attached, and nothing addresses loose small parts or presentation ribbon/tag hardware for this specific set.

The zipper footie's own fabric blend is named, and the plush is organic cotton sherpa with a bamboo-blend dress, but no size is given for either the footie or the plush, so the box's contents are named without full sizing.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database (9,969 records, 1973-2026) and found one past recall: a 2013 children's loungewear line pulled for violating the federal flammability standard. The record is over a decade old, in a different apparel category to this footie-and-plush set, with no repeat pattern since.

The plush bear in this set has no published supervised-use or out-of-crib messaging, and we found no listing imagery placing it or a soft component inside an occupied sleep space.

The set pairs a footie with a plush bear, yet no age grade appears anywhere for the set or either component, and nothing flags the plush as a separately graded item. A caregiver shopping this as a newborn or shower gift has no age guidance for the toy in the box.

The brand names ASTM F963 and EN71 toy safety certification for its toys, and GOTS organic textile certification for its cotton fabrics, without a searchable certificate number attached to either claim.

GOTS certification is stated to cover plush items specifically, but the footie garment's own fabric certification is not addressed, and no sleepwear flammability route is named even though a zippered footie is a garment that could be worn as sleepwear.

The brand discloses that products are designed in San Francisco and manufactured in China and names the stuffing blend (organic cotton and corn fiber), but this set's own materials list, sizing and any warranty or repair terms are not published anywhere we found.

Its toys are tested to governmental safety standards across several markets, but no breakdown is provided for which standard applies to the plush versus the zipper footie, and no test method or result is given for either.

Both components of the set are named and their materials described, but no individual size, weight, or quantity detail is given for either the footie or the plush bear, and no substitution or print-variation disclosure appears.