Conjunto de gorrito y bata con nudo para bebé en tejido acanalado

The set is marketed as a newborn outfit rather than labeled sleepwear, and no compliance route — snug-fit labeling or flame-retardant treatment disclosure — appears anywhere in the product copy.

The set is organic cotton but no exact fibre percentage or certifying body is published, and country of origin for the fabric is not stated.

The set is described only as "organic cotton" with no GOTS or OEKO-TEX certification named for the finished garment — no standard, no certifying body, no scope statement.

We queried the CPSC recall registry directly across its full corpus and found one past recall, for FRIGG silicone pacifiers in 2022 — a different product category than this gown. It was handled with a public filing and no injuries.

This gown and beanie set is third-party tested to meet CPSIA, ASTM, and Prop 65 standards, but names no lab, certificate number, or test method.

Care instructions describe machine washing and ironing on low with no mention of any wrinkle-resistant, easy-care or stain-repellent finish, but the brand does not explicitly state the fabric carries no such chemical treatment.

The gown uses an adjustable tie closure with a knotted bottom design that keeps baby's feet secure, but no reinforcement testing or fastener security claim is made beyond the design description itself.

Colorways include dyed shades like sage green and mustard alongside an undyed cream option, but no dye chemistry, low-impact dye claim, or azo-dye screening is published for this set.

The fabric is disclosed as organic cotton and a care/wash regimen is given, but the supplier, country of manufacture, and any garment-specific warranty are not published anywhere.

This gown and beanie set uses a tie closure rather than snaps or prints, and nothing is published about hardware or print chemistry for this specific item.