CloudBlend™ Swaddle

The swaddle is described only as a knit stretchy wrap that secures arms and allows hip movement; no TOG rating, weighted/unweighted statement, or neck and armhole geometry is published anywhere for this product.

The CloudBlend fabric used in this swaddle is disclosed as exactly 67.5% Lenzing Tencel, 27.5% Modal, and 5% Elastane, a breathable, moisture-wicking blend.

OEKO-TEX certification is asserted for the CloudBlend fabric generally rather than specifically stated for this swaddle, though a third-party retailer does apply the certification claim directly to the finished Acadian swaddle.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database (1973-2026) for WildBird and found no recall record at all, in any role. The corpus's coverage of comparable categories like strollers and toys confirms the query itself works.

WildBird names OEKO-TEX certification for the CloudBlend fabric used across its swaddle line, and an independent retailer repeats this same certification claim for the finished Acadian swaddle without adding verification of its own.

The swaddle's fabric copy talks about softness and breathability but never states whether any wrinkle-resistant or stain/water-repellent finish was applied, leaving the question unanswered rather than denied.

The fabric composition is disclosed in exact percentages (67.5% Tencel, 27.5% Modal, 5% Elastane) for the CloudBlend fabric shared across the swaddle line, alongside a general sourcing transparency commitment. Country of manufacture is not published.

This swaddle is a solid sage green dyed knit with no snaps, zips or printed graphics, but the dye chemistry behind that color is never addressed anywhere in WildBird's materials.