Wool Outerwear

Find the ideal baby wool outerwear for your little one

Choosing outerwear for young children involves balancing warmth, comfort, and ease of use. Wool outerwear for infants provides natural temperature regulation and breathability, which helps prevent overheating during active play while maintaining warmth during rest. The material's moisture-wicking properties keep children comfortable throughout the day, whether they're in a stroller or exploring on their own. The selection includes various styles designed to support different activities and weather conditions.

Thoughtful construction and materials for your child

The outerwear includes different types of wool, from 100% merino wool that feels gentle against the skin to wool fleece that provides extra warmth. These materials help regulate body temperature, keeping your child comfortable in changing conditions. Merino wool's natural crimp creates air pockets that trap warmth while allowing moisture vapor to escape, which prevents the clammy feeling that synthetic materials can create. Construction details like ribbed cuffs at the wrists and ankles help the garments maintain their shape, while reinforced button and zipper closures withstand frequent use. The Oeko-Tex 100 certification on some products confirms that the materials meet safety standards for direct contact with infant skin.

Smart design for daily adventures

The range includes three main types of wool outerwear, each serving specific needs. Jackets offer a versatile layer that works well for moderate temperatures and can be combined with other clothing. Suits and onesies provide full-body coverage from shoulders to feet, maintaining consistent warmth during stroller rides or outdoor play in colder weather. Pram suits with integrated hoods offer comprehensive protection for the youngest children, particularly useful during winter outings. Some designs include hoods with small ears, giving the garments a playful character that appeals to parents seeking distinctive styles. The different styles allow you to choose based on your child's activity level and the weather conditions you typically encounter.

Making dressing simple with wool outerwear

Dressing young children becomes straightforward when garments have practical closure systems. Full-length zippers allow you to dress your child without pulling clothing over their head, which is especially helpful during diaper changes or when your child is sleepy. Button closures provide a secure fit that stays in place during movement. Some designs feature fold-over cuffs on sleeves for smaller sizes, which function as mittens without requiring separate accessories. These practical features help busy parents dress their children quickly during daily routines, whether preparing for outdoor time or transitioning between different temperatures indoors.

Caring for wool pieces

Wool's natural structure makes it different from synthetic materials when it comes to care. The fiber's scales can felt together if exposed to heat and agitation, which causes permanent shrinkage and stiffness. However, with the right approach, wool jackets, wool suits, and other wool outerwear maintain their softness, shape, and insulating properties through many seasons. The natural lanolin in some wool types provides water resistance, but this can be stripped away by harsh detergents. Proper care preserves both the functional benefits and the comfortable feel that makes wool outerwear suitable for children's sensitive skin.

Wool fibers have a scaly surface structure and natural crimp that create air pockets for insulation. These same characteristics make wool vulnerable to felting when exposed to temperature changes and mechanical action during washing. Following specific care guidelines helps maintain the fabric's integrity.

• Hand washing with lukewarm water maximum 30°C and wool-specific detergent protects the fiber structure. Press water through the fabric using gentle squeezing motions rather than rubbing or twisting, which can cause the scales on wool fibers to lock together and create felting.
• If the care label allows machine washing, use a wool or delicate cycle with cold water maximum 30°C and minimal spin. The reduced agitation prevents the mechanical stress that causes wool fibers to mat and shrink.
• After washing, press out excess water by rolling the garment in a clean towel. This method removes moisture without putting stress on the fabric structure.
• Reshape the garment to its original dimensions and lay it flat on a clean, dry towel away from direct heat sources and sunlight. Turn the piece after a few hours to ensure even drying. Wool can take 24-48 hours to dry completely.
• Store wool outerwear folded rather than hung, as the weight of wool can stretch shoulder seams and distort the shape over time. For seasonal storage, ensure pieces are completely clean and dry.

The care approach can vary slightly depending on the type of wool in your child's outerwear. Merino wool pieces are generally more delicate and benefit from gentler handling, while wool fleece items can typically withstand slightly more robust washing. Always check the specific care label on each garment.

Addressing small spills or marks quickly helps keep wool outerwear looking good between full washes. For minor spots, gently dab the area with a damp cloth and a small amount of wool-safe soap, working from the outside of the stain toward the center to prevent spreading. This approach removes fresh marks without subjecting the entire garment to washing, which reduces wear on the fibers. Regular spot cleaning between washes helps maintain the wool's quality and extends the time between more thorough cleanings.