Charlie Farmhouse Tractor Rug

The rug is made from all-natural, non-toxic materials with no named dye, finish or test result specific to this rug; the one concrete noun is the wool fiber itself, which carries some informational content beyond the product category.

The rug holds up as durable and easy to clean in owners' experience, though it sheds noticeably after the first wash before settling. No stitching, tuft-retention or wash-durability testing is published to support the durability claim.

Nothing addresses VOC emissions, off-gassing, or any emissions certification for this wool rug; the brand publishes no adjacent material on this topic for the item at all.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database (10,047 records, 1973-2026) for Crane Baby and found no record in any role. The corpus demonstrably covers cribs, strollers, toys and pacifiers, confirming the clean result reflects the brand's absence rather than a missed search.

OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certification is claimed for this brand's swaddle sets, bath towels and other textiles, but no certification is asserted for this rug itself. The claim, where it exists, is well-evidenced but scoped to sibling products rather than the item being sold.

The rug's country of origin is stated as designed in the USA, made in India, but the specific manufacturing facility, supplier name, and any warranty or repair terms for this rug are not published; only a general ethical-sourcing claim appears.

The rug is 100% hand-tufted wool with a 1-inch pile, and the retailer's own product data confirms a wool and cotton backing construction. This is a specific, named-material disclosure, though it stops at fiber content without naming any dyes, adhesives or backing treatments.