Paño de muselina - Harvestbell - 100% algodón orgánico

The product is a single-layer flat cotton square of 70 x 70 cm: it is unweighted, and it has no hood, no cords or ties, no fastenings and no neck or armhole geometry that could ride over an infant's face. No swaddling guidance accompanies it — no instruction on hip-healthy wrapping, no note on when to stop swaddling as the baby begins to roll, and no warmth or layering guidance for room temperature.

Fibre content is given exactly and without blends: 100% organic cotton, in an open muslin weave measuring 70 x 70 cm, designed in Denmark and made in India. The organic status is asserted by the brand, with no certifying body named for this particular cloth.

For this muslin the claim stops at "100% organic cotton" — a fibre statement rather than a certification of the finished cloth. The specific GOTS evidence sits on sibling Saga items instead: the Hula swaddle is GOTS-certified organic cotton, and the knitted booties carry GOTS licence CU 1001165.

We queried the full CPSC recall corpus — 9,944 records spanning June 1973 to August 2026 — and Saga Copenhagen appears nowhere in it, in any role. The same corpus returns hundreds of records for cribs, strollers and other juvenile product classes, so the clean result reflects the brand's absence rather than a category the register does not cover.

Saga Copenhagen's cottons are GOTS certified across the brand's range, and a GOTS licence reference, CU 1001165, is printed against its knitted booties. For this muslin cloth the claim stops at "100% organic cotton, free from harmful chemicals" with no standard, lab or licence number attached, and the brand's CE marking covers only pacifier clips, sensory toys and pram accessories.

Nothing about this cloth is marketed as easy-care, wrinkle-resistant, non-iron, stain-resistant or water-repellent, and it is sold as plain 100% organic cotton. The only chemical statement made is that the materials are "free from harmful chemicals" — there is no declaration that no wrinkle-resistant or stain- and water-repellent finish is applied, and no formaldehyde or PFAS testing is reported.

The cloth is 100% organic cotton, 70 x 70 cm, designed in Denmark and made in India. The caveat is that no warranty terms and no factory or mill identity are published beyond the country of manufacture.

The cloth is a single flat 70 x 70 cm square of woven cotton with no zip, no snaps, no poppers and no neck opening at all, so there is no fastener to detach and no opening an infant's head could pass through.

This is a plain 70 x 70 cm woven muslin square with no snaps, buttons, zips or raised screen print, so there is no metal hardware to detach and no plastisol print against the skin. What is missing is the dye side: the cloth is sold in a coloured Harvestbell/vintage blue, and the only chemical assurance is the general "free from harmful chemicals" wording, with no dye standard, test method or result given anywhere.