The dress is 100% organic Fairtrade twill cotton — a single natural fibre with no synthetic content — certified organic to GOTS under Soil Association licence 11367, with the cotton independently certified by the Fairtrade Foundation. It is made in India by named supplier factories, and the same 100% figure appears consistently wherever the garment is described.
The dress has a buttoned neck with a collar and is offered from 12-18 months, and nothing is published about how securely those buttons are attached or whether the under-three sizes have been through small-parts or button pull-off testing. The construction is described only in styling terms — gathered skirt, two front pockets, collar — with no cords or ties at the neck, and this is the one gap in an otherwise detailed materials and certification disclosure.
All of this brand's dyes and inks are GOTS certified, with phthalates, chemical bleaches, chlorine and harmful heavy metals excluded, and the garment itself is GOTS certified — a standard that bans restricted azo dyes through the whole processing chain. The colour here comes from a yarn-dyed cotton twill stripe rather than a vivid print on a synthetic base, and printed designs elsewhere in the range use water-based inks or a discharge method.
GOTS certification is asserted for this dress itself rather than for its fibre alone: all the brand's cotton products are GOTS certified organic and Fairtrade certified under Soil Association GOTS licence 11367, and the fabric is 100% organic Fairtrade twill cotton rather than a "made with organic cotton" blend. Independent kidswear round-ups describe the brand's garments in the same terms, as GOTS certified organic cotton with full Fairtrade certification.
We queried the complete CPSC recall corpus — 9,944 records spanning June 1973 to August 2026 — for Little Green Radicals as manufacturer, importer, retailer or product name, and found nothing filed against the brand in any role at any date. Control searches in the same corpus returned hundreds of children's-product records, so the clean result reflects the brand's absence rather than a failed query.
Every cotton product from this brand, including this dress, is GOTS certified organic and Fairtrade certified, with the Soil Association GOTS licence 11367 named alongside the garment, and the cotton independently certified by the Fairtrade Foundation since 2005. Independent kidswear round-ups repeat the same GOTS and Fairtrade certification for the brand, and the dye and ink claims are specific — GOTS certified, with phthalates, chemical bleaches, chlorine and harmful heavy metals excluded.
This dress is a machine-washable woven cotton with no easy-care, non-iron, wrinkle-resistant, stain-resistant or water-repellent claim anywhere in its description, and the care guidance tells you to iron it on the reverse — consistent with an untreated fabric. The dyes and inks used across the range are GOTS certified and declared free of phthalates, chemical bleaches, chlorine and harmful heavy metals. What is not stated is an explicit declaration that no formaldehyde-based wrinkle-resistant finish and no fluorinated repellent finish are applied to this garment, so the no-treatment position is implied by the copy rather than spelled out.
Care guidance is published with the dress and repeated consistently in the brand's wider advice: machine wash at 30, wash with similar colours, cool tumble or air dry, iron on the reverse, no bleach and no dry cleaning, and check the sewn care label before washing. There is no instruction to wash the garment before it is first worn, so the guidance is specific but stops short of the pre-wash step.
The dress is 100% organic Fairtrade twill cotton made in India, and the brand names its supplier factories — Deeps, Logotech, Silk'n Fab, Qualiance and Rajlakshmi — alongside a 365-day quality guarantee. A component-level materials breakdown for this dress — thread, buttons and trims — and which of the named factories made it are not published.
This is a yarn-dyed stripe with a buttoned neck rather than a screen-printed garment: the dyes and inks are GOTS certified and declared free of phthalates, chlorine, chemical bleaches and harmful heavy metals, and printed designs elsewhere in the range are hand screen-printed with water-based inks or a discharge method rather than thick plastisol. The disclosure stops short on the hardware side — the button material and any nickel or lead testing on the buttons are not published.
