Organic 2-Way Zip Romper - Mushroom

The romper's own page gives an exact composition, 97% cotton with 3% spandex in a ribbed knit, and the brand names its GOTS certifying body and licence number for the organic status.

The brand's clothing broadly features secure snap closures and good construction quality, and one reviewer notes protective inner zipper fabric and a neck fold on this romper design, but this is evidence about the brand's rompers generally rather than durability testing of this specific SKU.

The romper's own page states its dyes are azo-free and non-toxic, and independent reviews repeat this claim for the brand's clothing, but no test method or OEKO-TEX certificate number is published confirming azo or disperse dye screening for this garment.

The romper page says it is "Responsibly made at a GOTS certified factory In India" and displays an IDFL number, but this names the factory's certification status rather than certifying the finished garment itself. The brand separately holds a GOTS license (IDFL 010673) for its organic cotton line, though no certificate is shown scoped to this specific romper.

We queried the CPSC recall database directly across its full 1973-2026 corpus, with a control confirming the database covers comparable product classes, and found no recall record for this brand in any role.

The brand names GOTS with a specific license number (IDFL 010673) and asserts it for finished garments, and its own social posts add an OEKO-TEX claim; no registry lookup or certificate image confirms the number for this romper.

The product explicitly lists NO flame retardants, PFAS or formaldehyde, and its 100% organic cotton clothing is never treated with flame retardants, explaining why rompers are marketed as daywear rather than sleepwear.

The romper's own page publishes specific care guidance (gentle-cycle machine wash, no bleach, cool iron, low tumble dry, mild detergent), and a third party corroborates the gentle-cycle recommendation for the brand's clothing.

The brand discloses design in Florida and manufacturing in GOTS-certified factories in India, and states fabric content is shown per product; no warranty or repair-route terms are published for this garment.

The romper closes with a two-way zipper backed by inner zipper fabric, and its page says it is printed with non-toxic, water-based, azo-free dyes, but no metal composition, nickel-free or lead-free statement is published for its hardware, and no test method or result is given.