Slacker Pocket Pant

The Ecolux jersey fabric used for this pant is disclosed as 95% bamboo viscose and 5% spandex, an exact published blend, though no organic certifying body is named for the bamboo source.

This pant's page does not describe seam construction, snap retention, or the presence or absence of appliqués or cords; the only construction detail found concerns a different, recalled pajama set.

Nothing on this pant's page or in the brand's fabric copy addresses dye chemistry, azo dyes, or disperse dyes, and no low-impact or OEKO-TEX dye-specific claim is made for it.

OEKO-TEX certification is claimed for the fabric itself, tied to the fabric's development story, rather than stated as covering this finished garment, and no certificate number or class is given.

We queried the complete CPSC recall registry and found one record for this brand: a 2017 flammability-standard recall of a pajama set, a different product line than this pant, with no injuries reported. Since it doesn't cover this pant, it caps at the top of this tier.

The fabric is OEKO-TEX certified in the brand's ethical promise and a dedicated certifications page, but no certificate number, class, or test method is named anywhere, and the certifications page otherwise lists only generic quality claims.

The fabric is shrink-resistant and non-pilling, but nothing on the pant's page states whether a wrinkle-resistant or stain/water-repellent chemical finish is present or absent.

Care instructions (machine wash and dry, cold water for bright colors) are published for this pant, but nothing tells buyers to pre-wash before first wear.

Fibre content by fabric line is published, but country of manufacture, supplier, and warranty/repair terms are not disclosed on the brand's own pages for this pant.

This pant has no metal snaps, buttons or prints described on its page, and nothing addresses hardware or print chemistry for it specifically; a recalled pajama set's buttons are the only hardware mention we found for this brand.