Organic 2-Way Zip Romper - Mocha Stripe

The romper's own page states it is made with 100% cotton interlock fabric, under the brand's GOTS organic certification with a named licence number.

The romper has a two-way zipper with protective inner zipper fabric and a neck fold to protect delicate skin, and it has no neck cords or ties.

The romper is explicitly confirmed azo-dye-free, and independent write-ups of the brand corroborate the use of azo-free, low-impact, eco-friendly dyes across its garments. No specific dye test method or lab result is named.

GOTS certification with a license number (IDFL 010673) is asserted for the finished garment line, covering the whole supply chain from farming through manufacturing. No certificate number is shown for this specific romper listing, and an Amazon listing for the button-style romper shows blank certification-number fields.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database (10,027 records, 1973-2026) for this brand and found no recall filed against it in any role. The search control confirms the product category is covered by the registry, so this is a genuine clean result.

The brand names its GOTS certification with a licence number, IDFL 010673, and separately claims OEKO-TEX testing for its clothing. No OEKO-TEX certificate number is published for this romper.

The romper is explicitly untreated 100% organic cotton with no flame-retardant finish, which is why it's marketed as daywear rather than sleepwear. It separately confirms no PFAS, no formaldehyde and no phthalates.

The romper's own page publishes specific care guidance: gentle-cycle machine wash, no bleach, cool iron, mild detergent and low tumble dry. It does not tell buyers to pre-wash before first wear.

The design location (Florida) and country of manufacture (India, GOTS-certified factories) are both disclosed on the brand's own pages. No warranty terms or a spare-parts/repair route are published for this garment.

The romper closes with a two-way zipper backed by inner zipper fabric and a neck fold, and its page says it is printed with non-toxic, water-based, azo-free dyes, but no metal composition, nickel-free or lead-free statement is published for its hardware, and no test method or result is given.