Patchwork Burp Cloth

The burp cloth body is disclosed as 100% Peruvian Pima Cotton Interlock with no backing or coating, which satisfies the fabric-body description this criterion asks for, but no fiber-level safety testing or finish disclosure accompanies the material claim beyond the fabric name itself.

The burp cloth is a fabric surface that meets milk and saliva during feeding, but nothing is published about bisphenols, phthalates, or any food-contact-specific chemistry; the only safety claim offered is general CPSIA compliance for children's products broadly.

Nothing in the product listing or brand pages mentions stain-resistant, water-repellent or antimicrobial treatments on the burp cloth, and the brand makes no explicit no-treatment declaration either way, leaving the question unaddressed.

The burp cloth is a fabric item with a textile component to certify, but the only certification named anywhere for the brand is CPSIA compliance testing; no OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 or GOTS certification is published for this product or its fabric.

This burp cloth is 100% Peruvian Pima cotton interlock, laundered rather than sterilized. It is listed as machine washable, with general brand guidance to tumble dry on low heat, but no shrinkage, pilling or colorfastness results after repeated hot laundering are given.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database (1973-2026, 10,027 records) for this brand by name and found no recall record in any role. Control terms like 'diaper' and 'pacifier' return hits, confirming the search covers this product class.

Its children's products are tested to CPSIA requirements by CPSC-accepted laboratories, and a retailer repeats this compliance claim in its own listing, but no certificate number, lab name, or test report is published.

The country of manufacture, Peru, is disclosed along with a Certificate of Origin claim, but no fabric-content percentages beyond '100% Pima cotton interlock', no supplier name, and no warranty or spare-parts terms are published for this item.