Manta de muselina clásica - Natural

The product is a flat 46" x 46" square of double-layered organic gauze: unweighted, with no hood, ties, cords, fasteners or enclosed legs, so the design carries none of the features AAP guidance advises against. Against that, no TOG rating is published, there is no swaddling technique or hip-healthy guidance, and no safe-sleep statement accompanies the blanket.

Fibre content is exact and single: 100% organic cotton muslin, a double-layered open-weave gauze chosen for breathability, sewn in GOTS-certified facilities in India from certified organic cotton. Independent coverage of the line repeats the certified-organic-cotton content, though no certificate number is published for this blanket.

The certification attaches to the cotton fibre and to the Indian facilities where the blanket is sewn — "made with certified organic cotton" in "GOTS certified" facilities — rather than to the finished swaddle, and neither GOTS nor OEKO-TEX Class I is named for the blanket as a product. That fibre- and facility-level framing is exactly the distinction that separates a certified garment from certified inputs.

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. Controls in the same corpus (1,470 toy records, 332 crib, 182 stroller) show these child-product classes are covered, so the clean result reflects the brand's absence rather than a failed search.

GOTS is claimed for the certified organic cotton and for the sweatshop-free facilities in India where the pieces are made, not for the finished swaddle itself, and no certificate or licence number is published. Alongside it sit two more specific claims — AZO- and heavy-metal-free water-based dyes, and nickel- and lead-free metal snaps on the garment line.

The line is declared free of flame retardants and formaldehyde, and the only colourants used are water-based, AZO- and heavy-metal-free dyes. Nothing about this blanket is marketed as easy-care, wrinkle-resistant, non-iron, stain-resistant or water-repellent — it is plain open-weave muslin washed cold — and independent retail coverage of the line repeats the same no-synthetic-finish, no-formaldehyde account.

Disclosure is unusually complete for a small brand: 100% organic cotton muslin, 46" x 46", double-layered gauze, machine wash cold, and manufacture in GOTS-certified facilities in India. The mill and sewing partner behind the blanket are not named.

The blanket is a single 46" square of double-layered muslin with no zip, no snaps and no neck opening, so there is nothing that can detach into a small part and no aperture an infant's head can pass through. The construction detail stops at fabric and dimensions — nothing is published about how a wrap made from it stays secure.

This swaddle is a plain square of muslin in the undyed Natural colourway — no snaps, buttons, zips or raised screen print, so there is no metal hardware and no plastisol ink on the skin-contact surface. The supporting chemistry claims (water-based AZO- and heavy-metal-free dyes, nickel- and lead-free snaps) are stated for the garment line generally rather than for this blanket specifically.