Babero - jirafa

We found no statement, brand or otherwise, describing what backing material this bib uses or confirming it is PVC-free. The only mention of an uncoated cotton backing in our sources describes a different brand's bib, not this one.

This bib is a fabric item, not a plastic or silicone product with a defined food-contact polymer, and the brand publishes no bisphenol or phthalate migration disclosure specific to the bib's fabric or any coating.

The brand's published exclusion list names azo dyes, bleach, flame retardants, formaldehyde, and PVC, but never addresses stain-resistant, water-repellent, or antimicrobial/silver/triclosan treatments at all.

A third-party listing states this exact bib product is GOTS certified and Fair Trade certified, and the brand separately publishes downloadable GOTS and OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certificates for its cotton products, though no certificate number is quoted for the bib itself.

Only basic wash-and-dry care instructions are given for this bib; there is no published replacement schedule, sterilization guidance, or heat-related shedding testing for the fabric.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database (9,969 records, 1973-2026) for this brand and found no recall of any kind, in any role. A control search confirmed the database does cover related product classes like diapers and toys, so the clean result is meaningful.

The brand names GOTS certification for its finished garments, states annual factory inspections, and was the first US baby clothing company to become GOTS certified; it also publishes downloadable GOTS and OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certificates. No certificate number is quoted for this specific bib.

The country of manufacture (Egypt, with SEKEM) is disclosed, and a warranty against manufacturer defects is stated, but the warranty has no duration or remedy specifics, and full component-level materials disclosure for the bib itself is not published.