CloudBlend™ Sleep Gown

The gown uses an adjustable tie closure at the bottom plus shoulder overlaps and reversible mitten cuffs, but no testing or review-based confirmation of attachment or tie security is published, and a tie element at the bottom is itself a cord-adjacent feature worth noting for a newborn garment.

The gown's exact fibre composition is published as 67.5% Lenzing Tencel, 27.5% Modal, and 5% Elastane, though organic certification status for this fibre blend is not stated.

The sleep gown's CloudBlend fabric is OEKO-TEX® certified, stated directly alongside the fabric used in this gown.

We queried the CPSC recall database directly, covering records from 1973 to November 2026, and found no recall filed against WildBird in any role. The query was validated against known covered categories like strollers and cribs, confirming the clean result is real.

The fabric used in this sleep gown is named OEKO-TEX® Certified by the brand, and this specific claim is independently repeated by a third-party gift guide covering CloudBlend pajamas without the outlet doing further verification work of its own.

The fabric is moisture-wicking and shape-retaining, with care instructions permitting ironing, but nothing on the garment states whether a wrinkle-resistant, non-iron or water/stain-repellent finish is present or absent.

The gown's own fabric is named OEKO-TEX® Certified, with testing covering harmful substances, which includes restricted azo dyes, for this CloudBlend fabric as sold in this garment.

The brand publishes a general transparency promise about sourcing and manufacturing, and a warranty claims process with a stated review timeline, but neither names country of manufacture nor gives any concrete fastener or textile warranty specific to this garment.

The gown closes with a fabric tie at the bottom rather than metal hardware or an applied print, but the dye used on this cream-coloured garment is never addressed for azo content or any other dye chemistry anywhere in the brand's materials.