Baberos de muselina clásicos - Paquete de 2

The bib is disclosed as 100% organic cotton muslin with no waterproof backing at all, so the PVC/PUL/silicone question this criterion asks about simply does not arise; a fabric composition statement exists but nothing addresses a backing material.

A muslin bib does contact a baby's mouth and food during feeding, but no bisphenol, polymer, or chemistry disclosure exists for this product beyond a general organic-cotton fiber claim. Nothing addresses dyes, finishes, or migration behavior for the fabric surface that meets the feed.

The dyes are disclosed as AZO- and heavy-metal-free water-based dyes, and formaldehyde and flame retardants are ruled out, but nothing explicitly states the bib carries no stain-resistant, water-repellent or antimicrobial finish.

The organic cotton is GOTS-certified at the fibre and facility level, repeated by a retailer and a third-party reviewer, but this coverage is not asserted for the finished bib and carries no certificate number for the product.

We found no statement anywhere about washing durability limits, fabric degradation over repeated laundering, or a replacement schedule for this muslin bib beyond basic wash-care instructions.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database (9,990 records, 1973-2026) for this brand and found no recall filed against it in any role. Coverage controls confirm the corpus captures comparable baby categories, so the clean result reflects a genuinely clean record.

GOTS certification is claimed for the manufacturing facility and the organic cotton fibre, not for this finished bib, and no certificate number is published for the garment itself.

The country of manufacture (India) is disclosed, but no materials breakdown specific to this bib, no warranty terms, and no repair or spare-parts route are published anywhere we could find.