The nose, mouth and eyelashes on this bunny are embroidered rather than glued or plastic, and the plush line is tested to ASTM F963, the standard covering attachment tension. The disclosure stops short on the two points that matter most: the eyes themselves are not specified as embroidered or as lock-washer safety eyes, and whether the knit dress and its pompom neck trim are permanently sewn on or removable is not stated. There are no owner reports of detached features or split seams for this item.
All of these toys are mandatorily tested and meet governmental safety standards in the US, Australia, Canada and Europe, and they bear ASTM F963 and EN 71 safety certification, including the safety eyes used on the plush — a named standard claimed for the finished toy. A Children's Product Certificate or accredited-lab report naming ASTM F963-23 for this bunny is not published, which is ordinary practice for an established, retail-distributed toy maker.
The shell is 100% GOTS certified organic cotton, the dyes are OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 and low-impact and azo-free in line with GOTS requirements, and the stuffing is a mix of organic cotton and corn fibre with no flame-retardant materials used — a complete fibre picture for a toy that will be mouthed and slept with. No certificate number is published, and stuffed-toy burn-rate results under 16 CFR 1500.44 are not shown.
No age grade and no small-parts warning are published for this bunny, even though it comes with a knit dress and pompom neck trim. The surrounding copy calls the toys safe for small ones and explains why the safety eyes suit a baby, without ever stating an age range for this item.
We queried the full CPSC recall corpus — 9,944 records spanning 1973 to August 2026 — and found a single entry for this brand: a 2013 recall of children's loungewear for violating the federal flammability standard. That was apparel rather than toys, thirteen years ago, and nothing has been filed since against the plush or doll lines.
A sibling knit bunny in this range reaches retail with a 0+ grade and a notice that soft toys do not belong in the sleep space of a baby under seven months, so the boundary is drawn within the family. For this 16.5-inch bunny the same minimum age and the same sleep-space note are not printed beside its organic cotton build and its OEKO-TEX dyes.
This bunny is a soft toy with no musical, waggling or wood-ring mechanism, and that category is machine wash cold, tumble dry low, do not bleach, do not iron — a clear, specific care instruction rather than surface-wash-only. No wash-retention evidence is published for the knit fur or the neck trim, and there are no owner reports of matting or misshaping for this item.
The cotton in this bunny is GOTS certified organic, the dyes are OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 and are low-impact and azo-free to GOTS requirements, and the toy line carries ASTM F963 and EN 71 safety certification — a named standard asserted for the toys themselves, which is why this is among the strongest and most credible of the certification claims made. No licence or certificate numbers are published, and the GOTS and OEKO-TEX claims attach to the cotton and the dyes rather than to the finished bunny.
What this bunny is made of is published: a 100% GOTS certified organic cotton shell, a fill of organic cotton blended with corn fibre, and low-impact azo-free dyes; the products are designed in San Francisco and manufactured in China. The factory or supplier name, any warranty, and any repair provision are not published.
