Bib peacock

We found no published statement identifying the bib body material, any waterproof backing, or a PVC-free assertion for this bib. The one nearby comparison we found describes a different brand's product, not this one, leaving the bib's construction undisclosed.

Its products exclude BPA and phthalates across its line, but this is not bib-specific and says nothing about BPS or BPF, and the fabric bib has no plastic feeding surface addressed in this chemistry statement at all.

The brand's excluded-chemicals list covers azo dyes, bleach, flame retardants, formaldehyde and PVC across its product range, but never specifically addresses stain-resistant, water-repellent or antimicrobial treatments, and this list is not bib-specific.

A third-party retailer lists this brand's organic cotton bib as GOTS certified, and the brand separately publishes downloadable GOTS and OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certificates, though no certificate number is shown for the bib itself and product-level scope is implied rather than stated.

Care instructions cover machine washing and low-heat tumble drying for this cotton bib, but no replacement schedule or heat/shedding testing is published for it at all.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database (9,969 records, 1973-2026) for this brand and found nothing filed against it in any role, at any date. A control search confirms the database does cover comparable baby product classes, so this clean result is meaningful.

The brand names GOTS certification for its finished cotton goods and states its factory is inspected annually to maintain that standard, and was the first US baby clothing company to earn it. No certificate number is published alongside these claims for this product line.

The country of manufacture (Egypt) and manufacturing partner (SEKEM) are published, and a warranty against manufacturing defects is stated, but the warranty gives no duration or concrete remedy, and no bib-specific materials breakdown is given.