Long Sleeve Bib

The bib is made with cotton and non-toxic polyester with an embedded waterproof TPU coating, which is a named backing material, but there is no PVC-free statement and no test method or result confirming the coating's composition.

This bib's pocket and surface come into direct contact with food during meals, but no chemistry disclosure — bisphenols, phthalates, or migration behavior of the TPU coating or fabric — is published anywhere for this product.

The bib is water-resistant and wipe-clean across every color listing, but no statement anywhere addresses whether stain-resistant, water-repellent (PFAS) or antimicrobial treatments are used or avoided.

The cotton and polyester fabric of this bib carries no OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 or GOTS certification claim anywhere, on the finished bib or on the fiber.

Care instructions cover cold machine washing and flat drying, but nothing is published about how the fabric or TPU coating holds up over repeated washing cycles, nor any replacement interval for this bib.

We queried the CPSC recall registry across its full corpus and found one past recall on record for this brand — silicone pacifiers, a different product category from this bib — resolved with a public filing, no injuries reported, and nothing outstanding since 2022.

This bib is stated to be third-party tested to CPSIA, ASTM, and Prop 65 standards, but no testing lab, certificate number, or test date is published, and no specific results are given for any of the three.

The bib's materials are named — cotton and non-toxic polyester with an embedded waterproof TPU coating — but country of manufacture, supplier, and warranty terms specific to this item are not published anywhere.