Organic Hair Bow Clip

The bow is a soft linen-cotton blend piece with a printed design but the bow shape is not stated to be stitched or glued to its clip, nor is any pull-strength or small-parts testing published for this item.

It is a GOTS certified brand with a specific license number and describes the bow as crafted in a GOTS certified factory, but the certification is asserted at the brand/factory level rather than shown with a scope statement tying it explicitly to this finished hair bow.

A general size chart by height, weight and chest measurement is published for clothing, but the hair bow clip's own fit against a child's scalp or hair, its clip tension, or age-appropriate guidance is not addressed anywhere.

The brand publishes sleepwear flame-resistance guidance for rompers and pajamas, but nothing addresses removing a hair bow clip for sleep or unattended wear, and no supervision guidance for hair accessories appears anywhere in the brand's materials.

We queried the complete CPSC recall registry, spanning records from 1973 to 2026, and found no recall filed against this brand in any role. The query corpus was checked against known product classes like toys and cribs to confirm it covers this kind of product, so the clean result reflects the brand's actual absence from the registry rather than a gap in the search.

The brand names a specific GOTS license number (IDFL 010673) for itself as a certified organic brand, and this same license number is independently repeated in press coverage of a retail partnership, which reinforces the claim without adding a registry lookup of its own.

This hair bow is explicitly free of azo dyes, flame retardants, PFAS, phthalates and formaldehyde, naming each treatment class rather than using a single vague phrase.

The bow is specified as a 12% linen, 88% cotton blend made in a GOTS certified factory, using azo-free, non-toxic, water-based dyes, giving a named fibre composition and dye chemistry rather than a vague claim.

The country of design (Florida) and manufacture (India) are disclosed, but no warranty terms or spare-parts/repair route are published for this hair accessory, and material composition specific to this item is not detailed elsewhere.

The bow clip's fabric chemistry is disclosed, but nothing is published about the clip hardware material (nickel content, lead content) or the print/dye method used for the Sienna pattern design itself.

Care instructions are published for this bow, including gentle machine wash, no bleach, cool iron and low tumble dry, but no result or evidence of how well the bow holds its shape or clip tension after repeated washing is given.