Organic Smocked Long Sleeve Romper - Bluebell Vine

The romper is 100% cotton twill, and its clothing is 100% organic cotton with no flame retardant treatment and certified organic through IDFL with a GOTS license number.

The smocked neckline has no cords or ties and no detachable appliqués, but snap retention and seam-flatness specifics are not published for this romper.

The romper's own page states its dyes contain no AZO compounds, but no dye method, named low-impact process or lab result accompanies that claim.

GOTS certificate GOTS-26390 resolves in the GOTS certified-suppliers database for Modn Made LLC, doing business as Makemake Organics, certified by IDFL Laboratory and Institute and valid to 2027-09-17, with babies' apparel in organic cotton and organic cotton with elastane among its certified categories. It certifies the product category rather than naming this garment.

We queried the full CPSC recall database, covering 1973 through October 2026 with controls confirming the product class is indexed, and found no recall record for this brand at any date, in any role.

GOTS certificate GOTS-26390 (IDFL client number 010673) resolves in the GOTS certified-suppliers database for Modn Made LLC, doing business as Makemake Organics, certified by IDFL Laboratory and Institute and valid to 2027-09-17. The record covers the brand's operation and its babies' apparel, toys and accessories categories rather than naming this item.

The romper carries no AZO dyes, flame retardants, PFAS, phthalates or formaldehyde, and the brand explains rompers are never treated with flame retardants precisely because they are sold as daywear, not sleepwear.

Care instructions are published on the romper's own page (gentle machine wash, no bleach, cool iron, tumble dry low), but no explicit pre-wash recommendation is given before first wear.

The country of manufacture (India) and design location (Florida) are disclosed, and factories are GOTS certified, but no warranty terms or a spare-parts/repair route are published for this garment.

Azo-free, non-toxic dyes are stated for this garment, but the print method is not named, no test method or result backs the dye claim, and nothing is published on the metal content of any closures.