Swaddle Blanket - Duck / Oat + Chai

This is a lightweight, stretchy organic cotton jersey blanket presented for swaddling, tummy time and as a light layer on outings, with no weighting, hood, ties or cords in the design. What is missing is the safety guidance around it: no swaddling technique or hip-healthy geometry instruction, no advice on stopping swaddling once a baby can roll, no explicit unweighted statement, and nothing on room-temperature layering.

The blanket is a lightweight, stretchy organic cotton jersey sewn in India from certified organic cotton, but the exact fibre percentages for this item are deferred to the product details rather than stated, and some styles in the range include a small share of elastane, poly fill or linen, so whether this stretch jersey is 100% cotton is left open.

The blanket uses GOTS-certified organic cotton and is sewn in GOTS-certified facilities in India — a named standard applied to the fibre and to the production sites, which is the "made with organic cotton" pattern rather than certification of the finished blanket itself. No certificate covering this swaddle as a finished item, and no certificate number, is published.

We queried the complete CPSC recall corpus — 9,944 records spanning June 1973 to August 2026 — for Colored Organics as manufacturer, importer, retailer or product name, and the brand appears nowhere, at any date. A control on the same corpus returned hundreds of records for cribs, strollers, toys and pacifiers, so the zero result reflects a clean record rather than a category the register does not cover.

The certification and testing claims here are specific and falsifiable — organic cotton certified to GOTS, sewing in GOTS-certified facilities in India, AZO- and heavy-metal-free water-based dyes, nickel- and lead-free metal snaps — but GOTS is attached to the fibre and to the production facilities rather than to this finished blanket, and no licence code, issuing body reference or lab name accompanies any of them.

The garments carry no flame retardants and no formaldehyde, and the only stated care is machine wash cold and tumble dry low — there is no easy-care, wrinkle-resistant, non-iron, stain-resistant or water-repellent marketing anywhere on this blanket. The disclosure stops short of the repellent finishes specifically: water- and stain-resistant treatments are never addressed by name, and no formaldehyde or PFAS test results are published.

Manufacturing country is named — garments are sewn in GOTS-certified facilities in India. The exact fibre composition of this blanket is deferred to the product listing rather than stated in the material disclosure, and the mill or fabric supplier is not named.

This is a flat, generously sized piece of stretch cotton jersey used for wrapping rather than a fitted sack, so no zip, snap or neck-opening specification is given for it; brand-wide, the metal snaps used on garments are nickel- and lead-free. Nothing is published confirming the blanket is free of attached hardware or small parts, and no small-parts test statement or result accompanies it.

Colouration is specified: only AZO- and heavy-metal-free water-based dyes are used across the range, and metal snaps used on the brand's garments are nickel- and lead-free. For this blanket the print method behind the Duck design is not named, so whether the pattern is dyed in or surface-printed is not disclosed, and no heavy-metal or phthalate test method or result is published.