Romper con Capucha Ballenas Cantarinas

Fibre content is given exactly — 100% organic and Fairtrade towelling cotton, a soft organic cotton terry towelling — with organic status attributed to GOTS through Soil Association Certification Ltd, and the garment is made in India. An independent organic-clothing guide repeats the same composition for this style.

The romper closes with buttons and nickel-free poppers around the legs, carries no cords, ties or detachable decorative appliqués, and uses a long-lasting durable fabric intended to pass from one child to another. No seam or fastener reinforcement detail is given for this style.

All dyes and inks are GOTS certified, with no phthalates, chemical bleaches, harmful heavy metals or chlorine, and the colourful designs are hand screen-printed using water-based inks or a discharge method that removes colour rather than layering plastisol on top. The base fabric is 100% organic cotton, not a synthetic requiring disperse dyes.

GOTS certification is asserted for the finished cotton garment, not merely for the fibre: all cotton products are GOTS certified organic and Fairtrade certified under Organic Soil Association Certification Ltd, licence GOTS 11367. This romper is 100% organic and Fairtrade towelling cotton, so it sits inside that claim.

We queried the full CPSC recall corpus — 9,944 records spanning June 1973 to August 2026 — and Little Green Radicals appears nowhere in it, in any role, at any date. A control check in the same corpus returned hundreds of records across children's product classes, so the clean result reflects the brand's absence rather than a failed search.

The cotton is GOTS certified organic and Fairtrade certified, with the certifying body and licence reference published: Organic Soil Association Certification Ltd, GOTS 11367.

Nothing about this romper is marketed as easy-care, non-iron, wrinkle-resistant, stain-resistant or water-repellent — the care line is simply machine washable — and the dyes and inks are GOTS certified with no chemical bleaches, phthalates, chlorine or harmful heavy metals. The caveat is that this freedom-from statement covers dyes and inks rather than stating outright that no formaldehyde-based or PFAS finish is applied to the towelling.

Care guidance is published and consistent: the romper is machine washable, with a recommended 30°C wash, washing with similar colours, a cool setting if tumble drying, and a mend-and-care guide alongside. Against that detail, there is no instruction to pre-wash before first wear — the step that removes residual sizing from a new garment.

Materials are stated for the garment — 100% organic and Fairtrade towelling cotton — manufacture is in India, and the five Indian suppliers are named: Deeps, Logotech, Silk'n Fab, Qualiance and Rajlakshmi. A 365-day quality guarantee backs the garment.

The poppers around the legs are nickel-free, and the opening uses buttons and poppers rather than glued or riveted trims. The print method is named too: designs are hand screen-printed with water-based inks or by discharge printing, and the dyes and inks are GOTS certified with no phthalates or harmful heavy metals.