Organic Long Sleeve Polo - Mocha Stripe

The polo is named as 100% cotton interlock fabric, and the brand's organic-cotton and GOTS-license claims apply company-wide. The exact organic percentage certified for this specific garment (vs. the company's blanket/GOTS baseline of 70%+) is not separately broken out.

This polo features a tagless collar for comfort but provides no information about seam construction, snap or button retention, or the absence of neck cords or ties.

The polo's own page states its dyes are azo-free and non-toxic, and this general dye claim is echoed independently elsewhere. No test method, lab, or certificate number is given to support the azo-free claim for this specific garment.

This polo is 'responsibly made at a GOTS certified factory in India,' and the brand separately names a specific GOTS license number for the company as a whole. No certificate number is published scoped to this exact garment.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database, covering over 10,000 records back to 1973, with a control showing the search reliably surfaces hits in comparable categories. Makemake Organics appears nowhere in that corpus, in any role.

The brand names a specific GOTS license number (IDFL 010673) tied to a named certifying body, and this exact license claim is independently repeated by a retailer and a compiled brand profile. No public registry lookup is shown, so we treat this as a well-documented brand claim rather than a registry hit.

No flame retardants, PFAS, or formaldehyde, and the care guide calls for cool ironing rather than a non-iron finish. But there is no explicit statement ruling out a wrinkle-resistant or stain-repellent treatment on this polo, and no method or test is named for the chemical-absence claims.

The polo's own page publishes a specific care regimen: gentle machine wash, no bleach, cool iron, mild plant-based soap, and low tumble dry. No separate pre-wash-before-first-use instruction is called out, though the care steps themselves are concrete and specific to this item.

We found the country of design (Florida) and manufacture (India) published on the brand's own FAQ, but no concrete warranty terms or a spare-parts/repair route are published for this garment.

This polo has no printed graphic and no metal hardware described anywhere on its page or care guide, so there is nothing published about print method, snap composition, or hardware chemistry to assess.