BabyRabbit Teddy Bear Quilted Vest — Toddler Quilted Vest / Sleep Sack (12M–5T)

The vest has a deep neckline and armholes, deep leg openings, and a longer front panel to stop riding up, and carries no hood, ties or cords — but no TOG rating is published anywhere, so warmth-for-room-temperature guidance is missing.

The outer shell and lining are both disclosed as 100% polyester, a precise finished-garment fibre disclosure, though no breathability design detail or organic/certifying body claim accompanies it.

No GOTS or OEKO-TEX claim, or any other finished-garment textile certification, is made for this vest anywhere in the brand's available copy.

We queried the CPSC recall database directly — over 10,000 records spanning 1973 to 2026 — and BabyRabbit appears nowhere, in any role. Control terms like 'crib' and 'stroller' confirm the corpus covers children's products, so this is a clean result, not a missed search.

This quilted vest is sold as a sleep sack for sizes 12M-5T, well past the infant-under-9-months exemption, yet no compliance route or flammability standard is stated anywhere for the finished garment. Only comfort and craftsmanship are described, never testing or a named standard.

No certification, named standard, or lab claim is published anywhere for this vest or for the brand generally — the available brand pages are limited to a generic privacy template and plain product copy with no safety or testing language at all.

The care instructions (cold wash, no bleach, no tumble dry) are specific and the materials are clearly stated, but nothing confirms the absence of a wrinkle-resistant or water/stain-repellent finish on this polyester shell and lining.

Beyond fibre content and a care label, nothing is published about warranty terms or a repair/spare-parts route for this vest, and the only brand-site text available is a generic privacy retention policy unrelated to the product.

The vest has no shoulder straps, buttons or zippers and a deep neckline allowing easy movement, but no specific neck-opening measurement or head-pass testing is published to confirm it cannot pass over an infant's head.

The vest is built with no shoulder straps, buttons, or zippers at all, which removes the small-hardware and detachment hazard this criterion grades outright; the teddy bear design is embroidered rather than a thick plastisol screen print.