Organic Cotton Baby Blanket

This is a flat, unweighted 30 x 32 inch two-ply cotton blanket with no weighted insert, hood, ties or cords in its construction. No safe-sleep information accompanies it at all: there is no statement that it is unweighted, no warmth or TOG rating, and no guidance on keeping an infant's sleep surface bare.

Fibre content is given exactly — 100% organic cotton in a double-layer interlock pointelle knit, two-ply and reversible — and Apple Park designs in San Francisco and manufactures in China. The organic status is asserted as certified without a certifying body named for this blanket.

The blanket is sold as 100% certified organic interlock cotton, which is a fibre-level statement: no certifying body, standard name or certificate accompanies it for the finished blanket. The one named textile standard on this item, OEKO-TEX 100, covers the fabric dyes, and the GOTS certification Apple Park names is stated for its plush items.

We queried the full CPSC recall corpus — 9,944 records spanning June 1973 to August 2026 — and found one entry for Apple Park: a 2013 recall of children's loungewear for violating the federal flammability standard. Nothing has been filed in the thirteen years since, and nothing in the blanket category this product belongs to.

The blanket is 100% certified organic interlock cotton and its fabric dyes meet OEKO-TEX 100, so the only named standard on this item attaches to the dyes rather than to the finished blanket, and no certifying body is named for the blanket itself. The GOTS certified organic cotton Apple Park names belongs to its plush line, and the low-impact, azo-free dyeing it describes sits with that GOTS cotton programme rather than with this knit.

Nothing on this blanket is sold as easy-care, wrinkle-resistant, non-iron, stain-resistant or water-repellent, and the care routine calls for cool ironing. What is missing is any statement about the finishes themselves: the nearest thing published is a broad brand-wide line that the products are free from chemicals and use no flame-retardant materials, with nothing said about formaldehyde-based wrinkle finishes or fluorinated water and stain repellents on this fabric.

Fibre content, fabric construction, finished size and washing instructions are all published for this blanket, and the products are designed in San Francisco and manufactured in China. The mill or sewing facility is not named and no defect warranty is published.

The published construction is a two-ply reversible knit rectangle of about 30 x 32 inches, with no zip, snaps or neck opening in it, alongside full fibre and care detail. The one thing not published is any confirmation on small parts — no fastener-free statement and no small-parts test result for the finished blanket.

This is a plain two-ply reversible pointelle knit: no snaps, buttons, zips or raised screen-printed graphics appear in its construction, so there is no metal hardware and no plastisol print on it. The colour rests on dyes meeting OEKO-TEX 100, which is a claim about the dyes rather than a certificate covering the finished blanket, and no heavy-metal or restricted-azo test result is published for it.