Bobo Bear ECO Plush

Stitched eye and shoulder attachment is confirmed for a Bon Ton Toys plush by an outside retailer, but that description covers a different product in the line rather than this specific Bobo Bear item.

An outlet reports Bon Ton Toys plush toys have been tested to ASTM F963-23, the mandatory US toy-safety standard, though this repeats rather than verifies the brand's own testing claim for the line.

The bear's filling is disclosed as 100% recycled polyester with at least 90% recycled materials overall, but no fabric composition, chemical safety certification, or flammability test result is published for this item.

No age grade or small-parts warning is published for this bear anywhere we can find; the sources we have relate to a different collection (Terry Miffy) and do not describe this product's age grading.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database (10,002 records, 1973-2026) for Bon Ton Toys and found no recall on file in any role. A control search confirms the corpus covers toys and comparable product classes, so the clean result is meaningful.

No age grade is published for this bear, and it carries no sleep, crib, or newborn positioning — the gap is a missing age grade rather than contradicting sleep marketing.

Bon Ton Toys states directly that machine washing is not advised and hand washing is recommended to help the plush last, a specific and consistent care claim repeated by an outside retailer for the line.

The ICTI Ethical Toy certification named for this plush covers the supplier factories' labor and ethical practices, not the finished toy's safety testing — a well-evidenced but component/facility-scoped claim rather than a finished-product safety certification.

The plush is disclosed as 100% recycled polyester filling with at least 90% recycled materials inside and out, and Bon Ton Toys commits to a concrete warranty remedy — repair, replacement, or credit — for defective products.