Organic Bodysuit & Foldover Pants Set - Woodland Sprig

The set is stated to be 100% Cotton Interlock Fabric, and the brand holds a GOTS license (IDFL 010673) covering organic fiber sourcing and processing across its range, with fabric content displayed as promised.

Flat seams, tagless labels and ergonomic snaps are a brand-wide construction feature rather than tied specifically to this bodysuit and pants set, so the claim covers the brand's general line rather than being scoped to this garment.

The set's own page states its dyes are azo-free, non-toxic and eco-friendly, and this is corroborated by third parties for the brand generally, but no test method, lab or certificate number backs the azo-free claim for this specific print.

The finished garment is sold under a GOTS-certified brand license, and a third-party source states the triple certification (GOTS, Fair Trade, OEKO-TEX Standard 100) applies to the brand's entire clothing range including sets, with no certificate number published for this specific garment.

We queried the CPSC recall database directly across its full 1973-2026 corpus and found no record naming this brand in any role. The search corpus is confirmed to cover comparable product classes like diapers and toys, so the clean result reflects a genuinely clean history.

The brand names a GOTS license number (IDFL 010673) for its certified status, and this exact license number is independently repeated by multiple outlets without any of them pulling the certificate itself. That repetition raises confidence but stops short of a registry lookup.

The bodysuit and pants set is explicitly marketed with a checklist confirming no flame retardants, and across its FAQ it does not treat any of its 100% organic cotton clothing with flame retardant chemicals. No wrinkle-resistant or stain-repellent treatment is claimed or implied anywhere for this garment.

Full care instructions are published for this set: machine wash on gentle cycle, do not bleach, iron on cool, use mild plant-based soap, and tumble dry on low heat with prompt removal, giving a shopper concrete handling guidance.

The brand discloses that products are designed in Florida and manufactured in India at GOTS-certified factories, and spandex blending is disclosed generically for stretch items. No warranty terms or a spare-parts/repair route are published anywhere for this garment.

A third party describes the brand's print method as non-toxic water-based inks on a different Makemake product, and snaps are described only as ergonomic elsewhere; neither nickel-free/lead-free hardware status nor the print method for this specific set is confirmed.