Baby merino wool one-piece no feet - Grey - 9-12

Yes, 100% organic merino wool is known for its exceptionally soft and fine fibres, making it ideal for sensitive baby skin. It is naturally hypoallergenic and less likely to cause irritation compared to coarser wools.

The one-piece has a close but comfortable fit. Consult the DILLING size chart for infant clothing, paying attention to the recommended height and age range for the 9-12 month size. A proper fit ensures maximum comfort and freedom of movement.

Yes, due to its natural thermoregulation and breathability, merino wool is suitable for year-round wear. It keeps babies warm in winter and cool in summer by adapting to their body temperature and managing moisture.

Merino wool is naturally odor-resistant and requires less frequent washing than synthetic materials. Washing after each wear is not always necessary; airing out the garment can often suffice. Wash when visibly soiled or when odor becomes noticeable, following the care instructions.

The snap closures at the shoulders and between the legs are designed for practicality. They make dressing and undressing your baby much easier and simplify diaper changes without needing to remove the entire garment.

Yes, you can use a regular washing machine, but it is crucial to select the wool program, use a low spin speed, and wash at a maximum of 30°C. Always use a detergent specifically designed for wool.

The frilled edges at the wrists and ankles are designed to be soft and decorative. They are typically made with a fine knit that lies flat and should not cause discomfort or irritation to the baby.

Ensure you are using 100% merino wool and that it is specifically designed for sensitive skin. Wash the garment according to care instructions with a wool-specific detergent to soften the fibres.

Merino wool can shrink if exposed to high heat. Always wash on a wool program at a low temperature (max 30°C) and air dry flat. Avoid tumble drying.

Ensure snaps are properly aligned before fastening. If they feel stiff, gently work them back and forth a few times. Ensure the fabric around the snaps is not bunched up.

Merino wool is naturally odor-resistant. If odors persist after washing, ensure you are using a wool-specific detergent and that the garment has been thoroughly rinsed and air-dried.