Herringbone Embroidered Receiving Blanket

Nothing in the brand's materials states a TOG rating, confirms the blanket is unweighted, or describes safe neck/armhole geometry for this receiving blanket; the brand's own product list names blankets only as a category with no safe-sleep language at all.

The blanket is stated to be 100% Peruvian Pima cotton, made in Peru, which gives a clear fiber identity, but no certifying body, organic status, or breathability testing is published alongside that claim.

The brand asserts CPSIA compliance and CPSC-lab testing for its children's products but does not claim GOTS or OEKO-TEX certification on the finished garment anywhere, so the comprehensive textile certification this criterion looks for is absent.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database (10,027 records, 1973–2026) for this brand and found nothing filed against it in any role. The search corpus demonstrably covers comparable product classes like cribs and strollers, confirming this is a clean result, not a missed search.

The brand names CPSIA compliance and testing at CPSC-accepted labs for its children's products, asserting a Certificate of Origin and test documentation exist, though no certificate number or lab name is published.

The blanket's care instructions call for ironing on low heat, which is consistent with an untreated cotton weave, but the brand never explicitly states the fabric carries no wrinkle-resistant or stain/water-repellent finish.

The brand discloses the country of manufacture (Peru) and claims a Certificate of Origin per export, but publishes no warranty terms, spare-parts or repair route, and no fuller materials disclosure beyond the fiber name.

This blanket has no snaps, buttons, zips or printed graphics described anywhere in its listing, and no hardware or print chemistry information is published for it at all — not even an assertion of nickel-free or lead-free components.