Saco de dormir de muselina - Cometas

The product description calls this a muslin sleep swaddle sack with a center front zipper but does not state a TOG rating, confirm the design is unweighted, or describe neck and armhole geometry anywhere we found.

The sleep sack is 100% certified organic Egyptian cotton, grown without chemicals, pesticides or heavy-metal dyes, with the fiber content and certifying context named directly by the brand.

The finished garments are GOTS certified, with the brand naming a license number and offering a QR-code verification tool, and OEKO-TEX Standard 100 is also listed among the brand's downloadable certificates for the finished product line.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database (1973-2026) directly by brand name and found no recall record for this brand in any role. A control search confirms the database covers relevant product classes like diapers, cribs and toys, so the clean result reflects genuine absence, not a missed query.

This is a wearable sleep sack, and its one size runs 6 to 12 months, so the federal sleepwear flammability rules reach it past the point where the infant-garment exemption stops. Under the Nile names no route to meeting them: there is no snug-fit statement carrying the wording the rule requires, and no flame-resistant treatment is claimed either - chemical finishes are denied for every fabric. Nothing here suggests the sack would fail the standard - the route simply is not published anywhere.

The brand names GOTS certification with process detail (annual factory inspection) and provides a QR code and a license number (ICEA-TX-3555) for verification, plus a downloadable OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certificate list. A third party independently corroborates the GOTS claim.

Formaldehyde-based wrinkle-resistant finishing is named on the brand's Never List and explicitly denied for all fabrics; no chemical finishings are used on any fabric and whites are achieved with oxygen whitening rather than chlorine bleach.

The garment is manufactured at a named factory in Egypt in partnership with SEKEM, a specific, finished-product-scoped disclosure of country of manufacture and manufacturing partner.

We found no statement about neck opening sizing or zip-guard construction for this sleep sack, and no review corpus was available to check for reports of infants working out of the garment.

Snaps are specified as nickel-free copper meeting OEKO-TEX Standard 100, and the brand's Never List explicitly excludes lead, nickel and azo dyes from snaps and dyes across its garments. This sleep sack has no print described in the sources.