Berries Pajamas

General CPSIA compliance and CPSC-accepted lab testing are stated in more than one place, but nothing names the snug-fit or flame-retardant route required under 16 CFR 1615/1616, and the required label wording does not appear anywhere for this set.

The garment is lightweight Peruvian Pima cotton made in Peru with export documentation, but no exact fibre percentage is given and no organic certifying body is named for this cotton.

The only certification named for the finished garment is general CPSIA compliance; no GOTS or OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 certification is claimed for this pajama set, and no fibre-content percentage or organic status is stated.

We queried the CPSC public recall database across its full 1973–2026 corpus and found no record naming Nellapima in any role. A control check confirms the database does cover comparable baby-product categories, so this clean result reflects the brand's actual history.

We found the finished garments are said to be compliant with CPSIA and tested in CPSC-accepted labs, a claim also carried independently in a retailer's own compliance listing, though no certificate number is published.

The care instructions tell us to iron the fabric on low heat, which implies it is not finished non-iron, but nowhere do we find an explicit statement that no wrinkle-resistant or stain/water-repellent chemical finish has been applied to this garment.

The set uses shoulder snaps and an elastic waistband rather than ties or cords, but we find no brand statement anywhere about snap security, reinforcement, or any testing standard for the fasteners on this pajama set.

Care instructions address preserving the berry print's color through washing, but nowhere is any dye chemistry standard, low-impact dye claim, or azo-dye screening named for this garment.

The country of manufacture, Peru, is disclosed with a stated Certificate of Origin, but no concrete warranty terms or a repair/spare-parts route are published anywhere for this garment.

The pajama top uses shoulder snaps and the garment features hand-smocked detailing, but we find no statement anywhere about the snap material being nickel- or lead-free, nor any print-method disclosure for the berry print.