Toile Baby Bib

The bib body and backing are both disclosed as 100% Peruvian Pima cotton, with a terry cotton backing rather than any plastic or PUL layer, so there is no PVC or coating to flag, but no chemistry testing or finish statement accompanies this fibre claim.

The bib's fabric that touches the chin, mouth and any spilled food has no published chemistry disclosure beyond a general CPSIA compliance statement that names no bisphenols, dyes, or finish chemistry. Nothing adjacent on materials safety is published for this product either.

Nothing on the bib's listing or the brand's broader materials language mentions a stain-resistant, water-repellent or antimicrobial treatment; the only disclosed quality is the plain cotton fibre itself, with no explicit no-treatment declaration either way.

The fabric composition and construction are disclosed in detail for this bib, but no OEKO-TEX or GOTS certification is named for the finished bib anywhere in the brand's materials — only a general CPSIA compliance statement appears elsewhere in the catalog.

The bib's care instructions say machine washable, with the brand elsewhere specifying cold wash on gentle cycle and low-heat tumble or lay-flat drying to preserve fabric and prevent shrinkage, but no durability or shrinkage/pilling data is given for this fabric over repeated hot laundering.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database, 10,027 records spanning 1973-2026, with controls confirming the corpus covers comparable baby-product categories. Nellapima appears nowhere in that registry, in any role.

The bib is CPSIA compliant, tested by U.S. CPSC-accepted laboratories, with no certificate number or registry link published alongside that claim.

We can confirm the bib is made in Peru with a Certificate of Origin issued on export, but no fibre-supplier, warranty or spare-parts/repair terms are published for this item.