Baberos de muselina clásicos - Paquete de 2

The bib is 100% organic cotton muslin with a double metal snap and no waterproof backing, coating or laminate of any kind, so the PVC-plasticizer route this criterion exists to catch is absent; the snaps are nickel- and lead-free. Independent reviewers and retailers carrying the brand echo the organic cotton content, without testing the finished bib.

Every surface that reaches the mouth here is named: 100% organic cotton muslin dyed with water-based dyes free of azo colourants and heavy metals, metal snaps that are nickel- and lead-free, and no formaldehyde or flame retardants. There is no plastic or coated feeding surface on this bib, so bisphenols are not in play; the dye and snap chemistry is published for the garment range generally rather than for this bib, and no heavy-metal or phthalate migration results are published.

The bib is not marketed as stain-resistant, water-repellent or antimicrobial, and the fabric carries no formaldehyde and no flame retardants, with water-based, azo- and heavy-metal-free dyes and no synthetic finishes. There is no explicit declaration that the muslin carries no PFAS-based stain or water-repellent finish and no antimicrobial treatment, and no test method or result is given for any of those substances.

The GOTS trail here runs to the fibre and the facility: certified organic cotton, sewn in GOTS certified, sweatshop-free facilities in India, with the fabric grown and processed to that organic standard. No certificate is claimed for the finished bib, and neither a GOTS licence number nor an OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 Class I number is published for it.

Care is machine wash cold on a delicate cycle and tumble dry low or hang dry, with an honest note that organic cotton can shrink slightly, and independent long-term wearers of the brand's other cotton pieces report no fading, pilling or stretching after roughly a year and a half of frequent laundering. What is missing is any replacement guidance for the bibs and any statement on hot-wash or sanitize-cycle compatibility for this muslin.

We queried the complete CPSC recall corpus — 9,944 records spanning June 1973 to August 2026 — and Colored Organics appears nowhere in it, in any role, at any date. The same corpus returns hundreds of records for comparable children's product classes, so the clean result reflects the brand's genuine absence rather than a query that missed.

GOTS here attaches to the sewing facilities in India and to the cotton fibre — the garments are made with certified organic cotton in GOTS certified, sweatshop-free facilities — rather than to this finished bib. The dyes are water-based and free of azo colourants and heavy metals, and the snaps are nickel- and lead-free, but no certificate number, testing laboratory or children's product certificate is published for the bib itself.

Fabric content is published for this item — 100% organic cotton muslin. Manufacturing disclosure stops short for this piece: it carries the KENDI by Colored Organics label, and while Colored Organics garments are made in GOTS certified facilities in India, no country of manufacture, factory or supplier is named for the KENDI line.