Nella Hooded Bath Towel Sack

No OEKO-TEX or GOTS certification of the finished textile is named anywhere for this towel sack or the brand's cotton fabrics generally; fibre content is stated but no textile certification accompanies it.

The towel sack's description covers fibre, absorbency and construction with no mention of any antimicrobial, stain-resistant, or wrinkle-resistant finish, positive or negative, so no finish posture is stated either way.

The towel sack's fibre content is stated as 100% cotton terry and is ultra-soft and highly absorbent, but no GSM or weight figure is published and no test method or pilling/absorbency data back the durability claim.

This hooded towel sack has an attached tie belt, so it stays in scope, yet no test report, standard, or CPSIA certificate is named for it specifically - only a general brand-wide CPSIA compliance statement appears elsewhere.

The towel sack is named as 100% cotton terry with only a general CPSIA lead-limit reference; no restricted-substance scope covering dyes, finishes, or azo compounds is stated for the finished item, and no method or result is given.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database, 10,027 records spanning 1973 to 2026, and found nothing filed against Nellapima in any role. A control search confirms the registry does cover comparable baby-product categories, so this is a genuine clean result.

Its children's products are tested to comply with CPSIA requirements at CPSC-accepted labs, but names no specific lab, certificate number, or test result, and no textile-specific certification like OEKO-TEX is claimed.

The country of manufacture is disclosed (Peru, with a Certificate of Origin on exports), but materials disclosure stops at the single fibre name, with no weight, components, or warranty terms published for this towel sack.