Bolsa de malla para lavandería The Piggy

The OEKO-TEX certification claim applies to the sock nylon fibre, not to the laundry bag, and we find no certification text anywhere specific to the bag's own mesh fabric.

The bag is a fine-weave mesh with a zipper closure and guard tab; the mesh fibre, zip, and pull materials are never named, and no restricted-substance testing is disclosed for the bag.

The bag is described with a zipper closure tucked under a guard tab and fine mesh meant to prevent tangling and snagging, but no mesh gauge, closure security testing, or method is given to support the claim.

Care guidance tells shoppers to avoid overstuffing to prevent rips and tears and to use a gentle wash/low dryer cycle, but no explicit wash-cycle count, seam or zip durability claim is made for the bag.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database (10,027 records, 1973-2026) for Piggy's and found no recall of any kind, in any role. A control check confirms the database does cover comparable product classes, so the clean result reflects a genuinely clean record.

Piggy's testing and OEKO-TEX claims are made for its socks, a different product; no certification or testing claim covers this laundry bag itself.

Piggy's publishes the exact fibre blend of each sock, names the region and grower its Pima cotton comes from, and states a 1-year limited warranty against seam and fabric defects, with lost socks excluded.

We find no disclosure of the zipper material, pull composition, or any print on the bag itself anywhere in the brand's pages — only the sock grippers' silicone material is named.