Pijama con cremallera y estampado de espirales azules

The footie is 100% Peruvian Pima cotton, made in Peru, with a Certificate of Origin on every export — a named, specific fiber and origin claim, though no organic status or certifying body is claimed.

The zipper closure is described for easy dressing and diaper changes, but no seam, snap-retention or appliqué-security specification is published.

The footie carries a printed twirl pattern, but dye chemistry is never addressed anywhere in the brand's materials beyond a general reference to CPSIA lead limits, with no azo or low-impact dye claim at all.

No GOTS or OEKO-TEX certification is named for this footie or any Nellapima garment; only CPSIA compliance and lab-testing language appear, which does not constitute a finished-garment textile certification.

We queried the full CPSC recall database (10,027 records, 1973-2026) for this brand and found nothing filed against it, with a control confirming the query covers comparable product classes like toys and cribs. The brand also publishes a CPSIA compliance commitment.

The brand asserts CPSIA compliance and third-party lab testing at CPSC-accepted labs for its children's products, and provides a Certificate of Origin for every export.

Care instructions call for low-heat ironing and air- or low-heat tumble drying with no mention of wrinkle-resistant, non-iron or water/stain-repellent treatment, but the brand never states outright that no such finish is applied.

Care instructions cover gentle cold-water machine washing and low-heat drying, consistent with retailer listings, but no instruction to pre-wash before first wear is published anywhere.

The country of manufacture (Peru) and a Certificate of Origin practice are disclosed, but no materials-sourcing detail, no warranty terms and no spare-parts or repair route are published anywhere for this garment.

This footie has a zipper closure and a printed twirl pattern, but nothing is published about the zipper's material composition, nickel or lead content, or the print method used for the pattern or its chemistry.