Organic Kimono Onesie & Pants Set - Mushroom

The set's fiber content is published as 97% cotton and 3% spandex, and the brand names GOTS as the certifying body for its organic cotton sourcing and processing across the supply chain.

Flat seams, tagless labels and ergonomic snaps are features of the brand's baby clothing generally, but this description covers the wider line rather than being specific to this kimono onesie and pants set.

The set uses azo-free, non-toxic, eco-friendly dyes, and this is corroborated in general terms by a third party describing the brand's dyes as azo-free across its garments.

The set is made at a GOTS-certified factory and the brand holds a GOTS license (IDFL 010673) applied to its organic cotton clothing range, satisfying the finished-garment threshold, though no certificate number specific to this garment is published.

We queried the CPSC recall database's full corpus of over 10,000 records spanning 1973-2026 and found nothing filed against this brand, with a control confirming the database does cover diapers, cribs and similar categories. The brand publishes a safety commitment but has no recall history of any kind.

The brand names a specific GOTS license number (IDFL 010673) for its organic cotton certification, and this exact license number is independently repeated by multiple outlets covering the brand, though none of them looked it up in the GOTS registry themselves.

This set carries no flame retardants, PFAS, formaldehyde, azo dyes or phthalates, and the brand separately confirms it does not use flame-retardant chemical treatments on any of its 100% organic cotton clothing.

Full wash, dry and ironing care instructions are published for this set, including gentle-cycle machine wash and low tumble dry, but no instruction to pre-wash before first use is given anywhere.

The country of manufacture (India) and design location (Florida) are published, and the fabric content is shown, but no warranty terms or a spare-parts/repair route are published anywhere for this garment.

A third party describes MakeMake's prints as non-toxic water-based inks, but that description is about a different garment, and no test method, nickel-free or lead-free claim is published for this set's snaps.