Like ZOLUCKY. They are big on line with adverts next to many many applications. Some merch is advertised as cotton/spandex but when it gets to the buyer, it is incredibly sleazy 100% polyester with very questionable fiber content and possibly very harmful fiber dye applications. I am not kidding here.
There are industry dyes and fiber applications which are VERY harmful in even small doses. And if it ain't on your skin - then blammo - right into the drinking water aquifer or ocean.
ZOLUCKY merch is straight from China and I hate to say it guys, but NEVER, NEVER, EVER pop air-filled pillow packing plastic. Get that shit intact into the trash immediately and definitely DON'T let kids play with it. Stop buying from China if at all possible, especially on-line. Their crap is full of environmental poisons because...
THEY HAVE NO Environmental CONSCIOUSNESS or health restrictions in manufacturing. This is what EVIL does. Degrades, abuses, gobbles-up, destroys, kills, Poisons are delivered in many ways and the worst are those FABRICS that assault your nostrils with pure chemical stench. Smelly harmful chemical particulates go right through the blood - brain barrier and the fucking CCP knows this.
Welcome to a slow but well-hidden inexorable way to make people sick.
MADE IN CHINA.
And I gotta say, smell the stuffed toy before you buy it for your kiddo!! If it stinks, it's re-purposed Chinese land-fill. Save the Children.
Check out this site, a list of companies to avoid...
https://www.investingadvicewatchdog.com/Liberal-Companies-Boycott.html
Chinese don't seem to know about germs. I know of a former Chinese restaurant. A plumber was working in the kitchen and needed to open a drain cleanout plug. He started to go back to his truck for a tool. The cook, who was cutting up chickens, handed him his cleaver to use. After the plumber used it, the cook went back to cutting up chickens without even rinsing the cleaver. Thankfully, that restaurant is gone forever.
Also, don't trust food in Greek restaurants. I know of at least two that were recycling leftover food and beverages to go into new meals. They were in two different cities.