Park Suit

The lining is stated to be 100% organic cotton certified by Central Union under certificate 1031146, but the outer shell's fibre content and coating composition are not itemized separately for this garment.

Hidden snaps and elastic cuffs are named as design features, but no reinforcement specification, snap-retention testing, or appliqué-free confirmation is published, and the review corpus is too thin to confirm long-term fastener security.

We found no dye chemistry disclosure for this garment specifically; AZO-free dye claims appear elsewhere in the brand's swaddle and mobile lines but are not stated for the Park Suit.

The organic cotton lining is GOTS-certified through factories with a named certifying body and number, but this certification is scoped to the fibre and factory supply chain rather than asserted for the finished garment itself.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database and found no record naming this brand. Separately, a Canadian regulator recall exists for Pehr Kimono Rompers (sleepwear, not outerwear) over a flammability issue, remedied voluntarily with no injuries reported.

The cotton is organic-certified with a named certifying body and certificate number (Central Union, certificate 1031146), and products are stated to be third-party tested to CPSIA and CPSC standards, though no lab name or report is published.

The shell is a water-repellent, non-toxic coated shell, but the coating chemistry, any PFAS-free alternative, and any formaldehyde-related finish are not named anywhere. The lining is organic cotton, but the outer treatment itself is described only in reassuring, unspecific terms.

Care instructions (machine wash cold, gentle cycle, no bleach or fabric softener, hang to dry, do not iron or dry clean, reverse before washing) are available, but no pre-wash recommendation is given before first wear.

Manufacturing partners are disclosed as participating in SEDEX and SMETA ethical audits, and country of manufacture is published for at least one garment (India), but no warranty terms or spare-parts/repair route are published for this suit.

The shell is a 'non-toxic coated shell' and the zipper is named as YKK with hidden snaps, but no dye chemistry, hardware metal content, or coating chemistry is disclosed for this dyed, hardware-bearing garment.