Baby Overall - DILLING - Pink - 3-5

Merino wool is excellent for babies because it naturally regulates body temperature, wicks away moisture, is breathable, and incredibly soft against sensitive skin. It also has natural odor resistance.

The footless design provides greater freedom of movement for babies who are crawling, standing, or walking. It also allows parents to use separate socks or shoes as needed, adapting to different temperatures.

It's best to hand wash or machine wash on a wool cycle at a maximum of 30°C using a wool-specific detergent. Avoid bleach, fabric softeners, and tumble drying.

Yes, merino wool is breathable and thermoregulating, meaning it can help keep your baby cool by wicking away moisture even in warmer conditions. It's lighter than some other wool types.

An American closure neckline has an overlap on each shoulder, allowing the neckline to be widened. This makes it easier to pull the garment down over the shoulders for changing, especially if there's been an accident outside the diaper, rather than pulling it over the baby's head.

Yes, the soft merino wool and the easy-access American neckline make it suitable for newborns. Ensure you select the appropriate size for a snug but comfortable fit.

Merino wool is naturally odor-resistant and can often be worn multiple times between washes. Airing it out can refresh the garment. Wash when visibly soiled or when odor becomes apparent.

Ensure you used a wool-specific detergent and a gentle wash cycle. Over-agitation or harsh detergents can felt the wool. Laying flat to dry also helps maintain softness.

This can happen if the garment was washed in hot water or machine dried. Always follow the care instructions strictly, using cold water and air drying. For minor shape loss, gently reshape while damp.

Ensure the fabric around the snaps is flat and not bunched. If new, they may be stiff; try gently wiggling them open and closed a few times. Ensure you are aligning the snaps correctly.