Organic Ruffle Collar Top & Legging Set - Loom

The set is specified as 97% cotton and 3% spandex ribbed knit, and the brand names GOTS with license number IDFL 010673 for its organic cotton sourcing and processing, with fabric content shown per product.

The set is tagless, but flat seams and ergonomic snaps are described by a third party for the brand's clothing generally rather than for this specific top and legging set, and no cords or ties are mentioned anywhere for it.

The set's dyes are stated to be azo-free, non-toxic and eco-friendly, and a third party separately names OEKO-TEX Class I chemical safety alongside an azo-free dye policy for the brand's baby garments, but no test method or lab result is given for this dye claim.

The product carries an IDFL certification number printed on its own page and the brand is a GOTS-licensed organic cotton producer; a third party separately asserts triple certification (GOTS, Fair Trade, OEKO-TEX) covering the brand's entire clothing range including sets.

We queried the CPSC recall registry's full corpus of over 10,000 records spanning 1973-2026 and found nothing filed against this brand, with a control confirming the database covers relevant product classes like toys and strollers. No recall history surfaces anywhere.

The brand names a GOTS license number (IDFL 010673) for its organic cotton products, and this same number is independently repeated by a press outlet, a product review site, and a listicle, though none of these went and verified it against the registry themselves.

The clothing is not treated with flame retardants, and it contains no AZO dyes, flame retardants, PFAS, phthalates or formaldehyde on this set, with a third party corroborating the no-PFAS, no-flame-retardant claim.

Full care instructions (gentle machine wash, no bleach, cool iron, tumble dry low) are published but do not instruct buyers to pre-wash before first use, even though pre-washing is mentioned for a different Makemake bedding item.

The country of manufacture (India) and design location (Florida) are published, and factories are GOTS certified, but no warranty terms or spare-parts/repair route are published anywhere for this garment.

A third party names non-toxic water-based inks used for prints on a Makemake garment and describes the brand's snaps as ergonomic, but for this set no nickel-free or lead-free hardware claim, print method, or fastener material is stated.