Wool Knit Pom Pom Bootie

The pom is named as a signature design detail, but nothing states it is stitched rather than glued, and no pull-strength or attachment testing is published for this bootie.

The brand cites an APMA Seal of Acceptance for its footwear and publishes a height/weight size chart for this bootie, but gives no sole-flexibility detail and no explicit pre-walker vs first-walker stage guidance.

The upper is named as 100% organic wool, but no tanning, polymer, or dye-chemistry detail is given for this bootie beyond the APMA developmental seal, which speaks to fit rather than material chemistry.

The bootie is 100% organic wool, and a certificate number exists for the brand's organic cotton, but that certificate is scoped to cotton clothing, not to this wool footwear item — no certification is shown covering the finished bootie.

We queried the complete CPSC recall corpus (10,053 records, 1973-2026) and found no record for this brand at all. Separately, Health Canada recalled a Pehr sleepwear romper for flammability in 2024 (no footwear, no injuries) — a different product category than this bootie.

A certificate number is published for the brand's organic cotton, and the brand asserts third-party CPSIA/CPSC testing across its baby products, but neither claim is shown scoped to footwear specifically, and no method or result accompanies the testing claim.

The care instructions for this bootie call for hand wash, no bleach, no iron, with no mention of any wrinkle-resistant or water/stain-repellent finish, but the brand does not explicitly state the wool is untreated.

The bootie has a wide opening for easy on and off, but no elastic ankle or closure that holds it on is named, and it runs large, which bears on stay-on security without settling it.

The brand discloses participation in SEDEX and SMETA social-compliance audits, but publishes no country of manufacture, no materials sourcing detail, and no warranty terms for this bootie.

This bootie carries no hardware, snaps, or printed graphics, and the wool knit is shown in natural and dyed colorways with no dye chemistry or azo-free testing disclosed for the footwear line specifically.

Care instructions specify hand wash cold, no bleach, hang dry, no iron, or dry-clean, and reviewers independently describe the bootie as well made and durable after wear, though no formal wash-cycle testing is published.