Gingham Towel

The towel is described only as 100% Peruvian cotton; no restricted-substance scope is given for dyes, finishes, or any other treatment applied to the fabric, and only lead is mentioned elsewhere as a chemistry concern under CPSIA generally.

No OEKO-TEX or GOTS certification of the finished towel is named anywhere in the brand's materials; the only textile claim made is the fibre content itself, with nothing adjacent published on chemical or organic certification.

The towel's description lists only fibre content and dimensions with no mention of any antimicrobial, stain-resistant, or wrinkle-resistant finish, positive or negative, and care instructions only caution against bleach for color preservation.

The fibre content, 100% Peruvian cotton, is disclosed along with the towel's dimensions, but no GSM or weight figure is given, and durability is asserted only qualitatively with no wash-test or pilling data behind it.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database, covering over 10,000 records back to 1973, and Nellapima appears nowhere in it. A control check confirmed the corpus does cover related categories like cribs and toys, so this is a clean result, not a missed search.

Its children's products comply with CPSIA and are tested in CPSC-accepted labs, but no certificate number, lab name, or test result is published for this towel, and a retailer listing simply repeats the same unverified compliance line.

The country of manufacture, Peru, is disclosed along with a Certificate of Origin practice, but the towel's materials disclosure stops at fibre content with no weight, no warranty terms, and no spare-parts or repair route mentioned anywhere.