Ezra Hooded Towel

The towel is disclosed as 100% cotton terry cloth with AZO-free dyes, which addresses azo dyes specifically, but there is no stated scope for PFAS, flame retardants, or other restricted substances across the finished product, and no test method or result is given.

No OEKO-TEX or GOTS certification is published for this Ezra Copper Dash towel; the only OEKO-TEX claims we find are attached to a different Crane Baby hooded towel design.

The towel is marketed as 'quick to dry' and 'absorbent,' language that gestures toward performance without stating whether any chemical finish produces it, and no antimicrobial, stain-resistant or PFAS statement appears anywhere.

Fiber content is 100% cotton with a terry cloth lining, and a retailer independently lists the towel as midweight 450-550 GSM, but no GSM figure is published by the brand itself, and owners' experience is mixed on softness and on how long it stays useful as the baby grows.

We queried the CPSC recall registry directly across its full 1973-2026 corpus and found no record naming Crane Baby in any role. A control check confirms the database does cover comparable product classes like cribs and strollers, so the clean result reflects the brand's actual history.

An OEKO-TEX Standard 100 claim appears on retailer listings, but only for a different Crane Baby hooded towel (Safari Animal print) rather than this Ezra Copper Dash towel, and no certificate number is given anywhere for either.

Fiber content (100% cotton with terry cloth lining) and country of manufacture (made in India, designed in USA) are named, but no supplier, dye-process or facility detail is given, and elsewhere the brand's materials language is only generic ('all-natural, non-toxic'). A stated damage-replacement policy is the only concrete post-sale commitment; no separate warranty or repair route is published.