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STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX®, certificate 2013OK0574, tested by AITEX. Product class I: the strictest class, the one set for baby articles.
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A soft merino baby hat that keeps little heads cosy.
The stretchy ties keep the hat in place, so it stays snug when you are out and about. Merino wool feels gentle around little ears. It is part of our “Sheep” collection.
Pop it on for walks in the pram or a breezy day at the beach. It is just right for a first trip to see family too. Small enough to keep in the changing bag, it is ready for when the wind picks up.
Lovely with the matching wrap top and trousers. It also makes a sweet gift for a new baby.
Sizing tip: the size is the head circumference in centimetres, so a quick measure around your baby’s head shows which one to choose.
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STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX®, certificate 2013OK0574, tested by AITEX. Product class I: the strictest class, the one set for baby articles.
Mulesing is a procedure used on some merino farms. Our wool maker confirms in a signed statement that all the wool it uses is 100% mulesing-free.
Wool needs very little care. Airing it now and then keeps it fresh, soft and light.
When it needs more than airing, we recommend a professional steam clean. It keeps your wool looking its best for the longest time.
Quick answers about comfort, care and choosing the right one.
The wool
Most people find merino lovely and soft. Merino fibres are very fine, so they bend against your skin instead of prickling. Our cashmere blend is the softest of all.
Merino is soft, light and easy to live with. The camel blend is our warmest, with a fuller feel. The cashmere blend is the silkiest and smoothest on the skin. All three are lovely, so it comes down to how you like your blanket to feel.
The wool is woven into a fine, elastic mesh that holds it in place. The soft surface you touch is wool, and the mesh keeps it strong and in shape.
Living with it
Yes. Wool breathes and takes up moisture, so it feels cosy on cold days without getting stuffy in milder weather.
A new wool piece can have a light, natural wool smell at first. It fades after a day or two of airing.
A little fluff can appear on the surface at first. It is loose fibres working their way out, and it settles with use. A fabric comb lifts it off in seconds.
Mostly by airing and shaking it. When it needs more, we recommend a professional steam clean. It keeps your wool looking its best for the longest time. We don’t recommend a washing machine, not even on a wool cycle.
Choosing
Yes. Our manufacturer confirms in writing that its merino wool comes from non-mulesed sheep.
One of the best. A wool blanket or a pair of merino slippers is used every day, feels special and lasts for years.