Caddy grande

The Caddy is named only as 'vegan leather molded to a sturdy metal interior' with no named polymer, no coating composition, and no certificate - a materially different and less specific claim than the brand's own mat pages, which at least name a PU/genuine-leather percentage split.

The brand publishes a material percentage breakdown (72% PU synthetic leather, 28% genuine leather) for its bonded-leather mats, but this breakdown is never extended to the Large Caddy, which is only called 'vegan leather molded to a sturdy metal interior.'

The Caddy is 'free of toxins, PVC, phthalates and lead' and CPSIA compliant, but no supplier, test method or result is published for this item, and the one Prop 65-compliance claim we found in the brand's FAQ is scoped to mats, not the Caddy.

We found no fragrance-free, dye-free or scented-finish statement for the Caddy or any adjacent product; the only nearby brand content concerns mat staining from sunscreen, which does not address the Caddy's textile finish at all.

The Caddy is marketed as wipeable and water-resistant, but we found no PFAS statement for it anywhere, and the brand's only related durable-water-repellent language we could locate is attached to mats, not this bag.

We queried the CPSC public recall registry across its full history and found no record naming this brand in any role. The corpus and controls confirming coverage of comparable categories (diaper, stroller, toy products) are stated, though no fixed re-check date is given.

The Caddy claims CPSIA compliance and freedom from toxins, PVC, phthalates and lead, but no certificate number, named testing lab, or test method is published, and CPSIA compliance is scoped explicitly to mats and soft-play items rather than this bag.

The brand offers a lifetime workmanship guarantee that applies across its product line, but it does not publish what the Caddy itself is made of beyond calling it 'vegan leather,' and no country of manufacture or component-level materials list for this product is given anywhere.

Beyond a lifetime workmanship guarantee with no load ratings or hardware specs, the Caddy is sturdy enough to carry a full load of board books and move it room to room, but we found no durability testing or multi-year corpus specific to this item's metal frame or handle.