Name: Wickeldecke mit geknoteter Beanie-Mütze
Brand: Baby in Merino
Price: 61.95 USD
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Merino wool swaddle blanket for newborns with knotted hat off-white color

Baby in Merino

Wickeldecke mit geknoteter Beanie-Mütze

€61,95

Unsere neu gestaltete BABY IN MERINO™ Wickeldecke mit geknoteter Beanie-Mütze ist für das Wachstum Ihres Babys ab dem Alter von Neugeborenen bis 1 Jahr erhältlich.

Dieses Neugeborenen-Set ist das perfekte Geschenk, sobald das Baby geboren ist. Natürlich wird dieser Stoff, der nur unsere feinste Einzelschicht aus 100 % überlegener, superweicher MERINOWOLLE verwendet, die Haut Ihres Babys direkt aus dem Mutterleib sofort beruhigen, beruhigen und trösten.

Die Beanie-Mütze kann bis zu einem Jahr getragen werden, da der Stoff leicht dehnbar ist. Es ist mit einem gefalteten Saumdetail konstruiert, das den zerbrechlichen Kopf Ihres Babys sanft hält. Da Babys am Kopf die meiste Körperwärme verlieren, können sie dort auch die meiste Körperwärme speichern, wenn sie zugedeckt sind. Bei sofortigem Kontakt ist MERINOWOLLE sowohl in kalten als auch in heißen Klimazonen ein natürlich temperaturregulierender Stoff, der mit der Körpertemperatur Ihres Babys arbeitet und optimalen Komfort und Gemütlichkeit für das Wohlbefinden Ihres Babys schafft.

Die von uns angebotene Wickeldecke ist natürlich einlagig aus hochwertiger, umweltfreundlicher 100 % MERINOWOLLE, die direkt die Haut Ihres Babys berührt. Die natürliche Stoffkonstruktion hat die Fähigkeit, sich gerade genug zu dehnen, damit Ihr Baby, wenn es gewickelt ist, die Arme und Beine bequem genug bewegen kann, als ob es noch im Mutterleib wäre, ohne die Entwicklung von Hüften und Gelenken des Babys einzuschränken und dennoch zu ermöglichen Fortschritt durch Bewegung. Gleichzeitig erzeugt es ein Gefühl wie im Mutterleib, wenn es Ihr Baby sanft hält und umarmt, um es zu schlafen.

Unsere Wickeldecke kann während der gesamten Entwicklung Ihres Babys bis in die frühe Kindheit vielseitig verwendet werden. Die Vielseitigkeit und die vielfältigen Verwendungsmöglichkeiten, die es bietet, ermöglichen eine zusätzliche Langlebigkeit. Wenn Ihr Baby die Wickelphase hinter sich hat, kann die Decke im Kinderbett, als Kinderwagendecke, Stilldecke, Wickeldecke, Auto-/Reisedecke beim Nickerchen oder als Kuschel-/Komfortdecke verwendet werden!

40 x 40 Zoll (100 x 100 cm)
Merinowolle 195 g/m²
Weich und juckfrei, die beste Wahl für ein Kind, das an Allergien und Ekzemen leidet
Entworfen und getestet in den USA, hergestellt in der EU aus umweltfreundlichem und GOTS-zertifiziertem Stoff

Merinowolle 195 g/m²
Weich und juckfrei, die beste Wahl für ein Kind, das an Allergien und Ekzemen leidet
Entworfen und getestet in den USA, hergestellt in der EU aus umweltfreundlichem und GOTS-zertifiziertem Stoff

Wir glauben an langlebige Dinge und möchten dazu beitragen, dass Ihre Produkte so lange wie möglich gut aussehen.

Wie pflegen Sie Ihre Produkte aus Merinowolle?

Merino muss im Vergleich zu Baumwolle und synthetischen Stoffen viel weniger gewaschen werden. Oft reicht es aus, Ihr Merino-Kleidungsstück einfach für ein paar Stunden draußen auf die Leine zu hängen, um es zu erfrischen und zu erneuern. Denn es atmet besser als jedes andere Material und ist von Natur aus antibakteriell und geruchshemmend.

Regelmäßiges Lüften Ihres Babys in Merino Schlafsäcken hält es frisch. Wenn Sie Ihre Kleidungsstücke waschen, achten Sie immer darauf, die Anweisungen auf dem Etikett zu befolgen.

Verwenden Sie umweltfreundliche Reinigungsmittel . Wolle vorzugsweise von Hand in lauwarmem Wasser oder im Schonwaschgang waschen, max. 30 °C (90 °F) .
Weichen Sie Ihre Merino-Kleidung niemals ein, da dies die Wollfasern zerstört.
Nur sanft schleudern und nicht im Trockner trocknen.
In feuchtem Zustand formen und flach auf einem Handtuch trocknen .
Trocknen Sie Wolle nicht in direktem Sonnenlicht oder in der Nähe einer Heizquelle.
Wollkleidung zum Schutz vor Motten in einem verschlossenen Plastikbeutel aufbewahren, wenn sie nicht verwendet wird.
Wir empfehlen, Ihre Wollkleidung mit umweltfreundlichem Wollconditioner zu behandeln, um ihre Weichheit und Fähigkeit, Feuchtigkeit aufzunehmen, zu erhalten.

Pilling

Da unsere Wolle nicht mit einer synthetischen Beschichtung behandelt wurde, kann es zu Pilling kommen.
Wenn Pilling auftritt, verzweifeln Sie nicht. Dies ist ein natürlicher Prozess, bei dem die kurzen Fasern durch Reibung an die Oberfläche wandern.

Thicker material then woolino swaddle. Very soft and squishy, perfect for a newborn!

Love it!

This is so soft and beautiful blanket and hat. Feels so luxurious and I am sure my new grand baby will happy to snuggle into it. Thank you!

My absolute favorite swaddle! (I’ve tried lots). My favorite used to be Copper Pearl for stretch and a secure swaddle, but this far surpasses. The natural fibers and breathability can’t be beat. No more sweaty babies! The shop is wonderful as well. 10/10.

The perfect baby set!

This set for babies is perfect! Both the hat and the blanket are made of some of the thickest and coziest merino wool I have ever felt. The thickness makes it almost seem felted or boiled, but it still has the stretch of a wool knit. They both keep my baby warm in differing conditions, yet also help to regulate her temperature so she doesn't overheat. Love these so much!

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Disana

Knitted Baby Jacket - natural

€63,95

Classic melange jacket now comes in a plain-colored version for all-season wear. Made from soft, breathable organic merino wool, it’s the perfect layer for your little one from day one. The practical wrap-around design means no pulling over the head—ideal for sensitive newborns. Its stretchy purl-knit construction ensures a snug, comfy fit that moves with your baby.

Simple, cozy, and naturally temperature-regulating, this jacket is a must-have for everyday comfort.

Details:

100% organic merino wool
Easy-on wrap design with side ties
Naturally breathable and soft
Made in Germany by Disana

Origin:
Wool from Argentina, spun in Europe, finished by Disana in Germany

How do I wash Disana clothes?

Washing wool is simple—treat it like your own hair. Wool dislikes extreme temperatures, harsh detergents, and vigorous rubbing. By following these simple care instructions, your wool clothing will remain soft, breathable, and long-lasting.

Hand Washing:

Fill a sink or basin with lukewarm water (around 25°C) and add a mild wool detergent. Avoid regular detergents, as they contain enzymes that can break down wool fibers.
Gently submerge the garment and lightly press it in the water for 1–2 minutes. Do not rub, wring, or stretch the fabric.
Rinse with clean water at the same temperature to prevent shock and shrinkage.
Carefully press out excess water without twisting. Lay the garment on a towel, roll it up to absorb moisture, then reshape and dry flat away from direct heat and sunlight.

Machine Washing:

If you choose to use a washing machine, do so with caution. Modern machines often have a wool cycle, but settings vary. Follow these steps:

Select the Wool Wash or Hand Wash program with a maximum temperature of 30°C.
Use a low spin setting (max 400 rpm) or choose a wool program that minimizes agitation.
Always use a wool detergent to maintain fiber integrity.

Warning: Some machines may have temperature fluctuations or automatic high-speed spins, which can cause shrinkage and felting. If unsure, hand washing is the safest option.

Removing Stains:

For tough stains, ox-gall soap is an effective natural stain remover. However, it can fade colors, so always test on a hidden area first. Apply directly to the stain, let it sit briefly, then wash as usual.

How Often Should Wool Be Washed?

Wool is naturally self-cleaning. Its fibers repel dirt and odors, so frequent washing is unnecessary. Simply air out wool garments in fresh air to refresh them. Washing too often can strip wool of its natural lanolin, reducing its softness and durability.

Do I Need to Wash New Wool Garments Before Wearing?

No, Disana wool products are pre-cleaned during production and free from harmful chemicals, making them safe and comfortable to wear right away.

What If My Wool Garment Shrinks?

If a wool garment is accidentally washed at a high temperature, it may shrink and felt permanently. Unfortunately, this process cannot be reversed. However, if minor shrinkage occurs, try soaking the item in lukewarm water (25°C) and gently reshaping it before drying flat.

Disana

Knitted Baby Jacket - dove blue

€63,95

Classic melange jacket now comes in a plain-colored version for all-season wear. Made from soft, breathable organic merino wool, it’s the perfect layer for your little one from day one. The practical wrap-around design means no pulling over the head—ideal for sensitive newborns. Its stretchy purl-knit construction ensures a snug, comfy fit that moves with your baby.

Simple, cozy, and naturally temperature-regulating, this jacket is a must-have for everyday comfort.

Details:

100% organic merino wool
Easy-on wrap design with side ties
Naturally breathable and soft
Made in Germany by Disana

Origin:
Wool from Argentina, spun in Europe, finished by Disana in Germany

How do I wash Disana clothes?

Washing wool is simple—treat it like your own hair. Wool dislikes extreme temperatures, harsh detergents, and vigorous rubbing. By following these simple care instructions, your wool clothing will remain soft, breathable, and long-lasting.

Hand Washing:

Fill a sink or basin with lukewarm water (around 25°C) and add a mild wool detergent. Avoid regular detergents, as they contain enzymes that can break down wool fibers.
Gently submerge the garment and lightly press it in the water for 1–2 minutes. Do not rub, wring, or stretch the fabric.
Rinse with clean water at the same temperature to prevent shock and shrinkage.
Carefully press out excess water without twisting. Lay the garment on a towel, roll it up to absorb moisture, then reshape and dry flat away from direct heat and sunlight.

Machine Washing:

If you choose to use a washing machine, do so with caution. Modern machines often have a wool cycle, but settings vary. Follow these steps:

Select the Wool Wash or Hand Wash program with a maximum temperature of 30°C.
Use a low spin setting (max 400 rpm) or choose a wool program that minimizes agitation.
Always use a wool detergent to maintain fiber integrity.

Warning: Some machines may have temperature fluctuations or automatic high-speed spins, which can cause shrinkage and felting. If unsure, hand washing is the safest option.

Removing Stains:

For tough stains, ox-gall soap is an effective natural stain remover. However, it can fade colors, so always test on a hidden area first. Apply directly to the stain, let it sit briefly, then wash as usual.

How Often Should Wool Be Washed?

Wool is naturally self-cleaning. Its fibers repel dirt and odors, so frequent washing is unnecessary. Simply air out wool garments in fresh air to refresh them. Washing too often can strip wool of its natural lanolin, reducing its softness and durability.

Do I Need to Wash New Wool Garments Before Wearing?

No, Disana wool products are pre-cleaned during production and free from harmful chemicals, making them safe and comfortable to wear right away.

What If My Wool Garment Shrinks?

If a wool garment is accidentally washed at a high temperature, it may shrink and felt permanently. Unfortunately, this process cannot be reversed. However, if minor shrinkage occurs, try soaking the item in lukewarm water (25°C) and gently reshaping it before drying flat.

Disana

Knitted Baby Jacket - soft pink

€63,95

Classic melange jacket now comes in a plain-colored version for all-season wear. Made from soft, breathable organic merino wool, it’s the perfect layer for your little one from day one. The practical wrap-around design means no pulling over the head—ideal for sensitive newborns. Its stretchy purl-knit construction ensures a snug, comfy fit that moves with your baby.

Simple, cozy, and naturally temperature-regulating, this jacket is a must-have for everyday comfort.

Details:

100% organic merino wool
Easy-on wrap design with side ties
Naturally breathable and soft
Made in Germany by Disana

Origin:
Wool from Argentina, spun in Europe, finished by Disana in Germany

How do I wash Disana clothes?

Washing wool is simple—treat it like your own hair. Wool dislikes extreme temperatures, harsh detergents, and vigorous rubbing. By following these simple care instructions, your wool clothing will remain soft, breathable, and long-lasting.

Hand Washing:

Fill a sink or basin with lukewarm water (around 25°C) and add a mild wool detergent. Avoid regular detergents, as they contain enzymes that can break down wool fibers.
Gently submerge the garment and lightly press it in the water for 1–2 minutes. Do not rub, wring, or stretch the fabric.
Rinse with clean water at the same temperature to prevent shock and shrinkage.
Carefully press out excess water without twisting. Lay the garment on a towel, roll it up to absorb moisture, then reshape and dry flat away from direct heat and sunlight.

Machine Washing:

If you choose to use a washing machine, do so with caution. Modern machines often have a wool cycle, but settings vary. Follow these steps:

Select the Wool Wash or Hand Wash program with a maximum temperature of 30°C.
Use a low spin setting (max 400 rpm) or choose a wool program that minimizes agitation.
Always use a wool detergent to maintain fiber integrity.

Warning: Some machines may have temperature fluctuations or automatic high-speed spins, which can cause shrinkage and felting. If unsure, hand washing is the safest option.

Removing Stains:

For tough stains, ox-gall soap is an effective natural stain remover. However, it can fade colors, so always test on a hidden area first. Apply directly to the stain, let it sit briefly, then wash as usual.

How Often Should Wool Be Washed?

Wool is naturally self-cleaning. Its fibers repel dirt and odors, so frequent washing is unnecessary. Simply air out wool garments in fresh air to refresh them. Washing too often can strip wool of its natural lanolin, reducing its softness and durability.

Do I Need to Wash New Wool Garments Before Wearing?

No, Disana wool products are pre-cleaned during production and free from harmful chemicals, making them safe and comfortable to wear right away.

What If My Wool Garment Shrinks?

If a wool garment is accidentally washed at a high temperature, it may shrink and felt permanently. Unfortunately, this process cannot be reversed. However, if minor shrinkage occurs, try soaking the item in lukewarm water (25°C) and gently reshaping it before drying flat.

Baby in Merino

Knitted Baby Overall - natural

€72,95

Crafted from soft merino wool, this overall keeps little ones warm and cosy through their first weeks and months. The highly elastic purl knit stretches effortlessly, moving with every playful kick without restricting your baby’s comfort.

A smart, diagonal button placket makes dressing and undressing simple, even while your baby is sleeping. Large, natural tagua nut buttons are easy to handle, and practical fold-over cuffs on the legs keep tiny feet warm during those first outdoor adventures.

Origin:
Wool from Argentina, spun in Europe, finished by Disana in Germany

How do I wash Disana clothes?

Washing wool is simple—treat it like your own hair. Wool dislikes extreme temperatures, harsh detergents, and vigorous rubbing. By following these simple care instructions, your wool clothing will remain soft, breathable, and long-lasting.

Hand Washing:

Fill a sink or basin with lukewarm water (around 25°C) and add a mild wool detergent. Avoid regular detergents, as they contain enzymes that can break down wool fibers.
Gently submerge the garment and lightly press it in the water for 1–2 minutes. Do not rub, wring, or stretch the fabric.
Rinse with clean water at the same temperature to prevent shock and shrinkage.
Carefully press out excess water without twisting. Lay the garment on a towel, roll it up to absorb moisture, then reshape and dry flat away from direct heat and sunlight.

Machine Washing:

If you choose to use a washing machine, do so with caution. Modern machines often have a wool cycle, but settings vary. Follow these steps:

Select the Wool Wash or Hand Wash program with a maximum temperature of 30°C.
Use a low spin setting (max 400 rpm) or choose a wool program that minimizes agitation.
Always use a wool detergent to maintain fiber integrity.

Warning: Some machines may have temperature fluctuations or automatic high-speed spins, which can cause shrinkage and felting. If unsure, hand washing is the safest option.

Removing Stains:

For tough stains, ox-gall soap is an effective natural stain remover. However, it can fade colors, so always test on a hidden area first. Apply directly to the stain, let it sit briefly, then wash as usual.

How Often Should Wool Be Washed?

Wool is naturally self-cleaning. Its fibers repel dirt and odors, so frequent washing is unnecessary. Simply air out wool garments in fresh air to refresh them. Washing too often can strip wool of its natural lanolin, reducing its softness and durability.

Do I Need to Wash New Wool Garments Before Wearing?

No, Disana wool products are pre-cleaned during production and free from harmful chemicals, making them safe and comfortable to wear right away.

What If My Wool Garment Shrinks?

If a wool garment is accidentally washed at a high temperature, it may shrink and felt permanently. Unfortunately, this process cannot be reversed. However, if minor shrinkage occurs, try soaking the item in lukewarm water (25°C) and gently reshaping it before drying flat.

Baby in Merino

Knitted Baby Overall - dove blue

€72,95

Crafted from soft merino wool, this overall keeps little ones warm and cosy through their first weeks and months. The highly elastic purl knit stretches effortlessly, moving with every playful kick without restricting your baby’s comfort.

A smart, diagonal button placket makes dressing and undressing simple, even while your baby is sleeping. Large, natural tagua nut buttons are easy to handle, and practical fold-over cuffs on the legs keep tiny feet warm during those first outdoor adventures.

Origin:
Wool from Argentina, spun in Europe, finished by Disana in Germany

How do I wash Disana clothes?

Washing wool is simple—treat it like your own hair. Wool dislikes extreme temperatures, harsh detergents, and vigorous rubbing. By following these simple care instructions, your wool clothing will remain soft, breathable, and long-lasting.

Hand Washing:

Fill a sink or basin with lukewarm water (around 25°C) and add a mild wool detergent. Avoid regular detergents, as they contain enzymes that can break down wool fibers.
Gently submerge the garment and lightly press it in the water for 1–2 minutes. Do not rub, wring, or stretch the fabric.
Rinse with clean water at the same temperature to prevent shock and shrinkage.
Carefully press out excess water without twisting. Lay the garment on a towel, roll it up to absorb moisture, then reshape and dry flat away from direct heat and sunlight.

Machine Washing:

If you choose to use a washing machine, do so with caution. Modern machines often have a wool cycle, but settings vary. Follow these steps:

Select the Wool Wash or Hand Wash program with a maximum temperature of 30°C.
Use a low spin setting (max 400 rpm) or choose a wool program that minimizes agitation.
Always use a wool detergent to maintain fiber integrity.

Warning: Some machines may have temperature fluctuations or automatic high-speed spins, which can cause shrinkage and felting. If unsure, hand washing is the safest option.

Removing Stains:

For tough stains, ox-gall soap is an effective natural stain remover. However, it can fade colors, so always test on a hidden area first. Apply directly to the stain, let it sit briefly, then wash as usual.

How Often Should Wool Be Washed?

Wool is naturally self-cleaning. Its fibers repel dirt and odors, so frequent washing is unnecessary. Simply air out wool garments in fresh air to refresh them. Washing too often can strip wool of its natural lanolin, reducing its softness and durability.

Do I Need to Wash New Wool Garments Before Wearing?

No, Disana wool products are pre-cleaned during production and free from harmful chemicals, making them safe and comfortable to wear right away.

What If My Wool Garment Shrinks?

If a wool garment is accidentally washed at a high temperature, it may shrink and felt permanently. Unfortunately, this process cannot be reversed. However, if minor shrinkage occurs, try soaking the item in lukewarm water (25°C) and gently reshaping it before drying flat.

Baby in Merino

Knitted Baby Overall - soft pink

€72,95

Crafted from soft merino wool, this overall keeps little ones warm and cosy through their first weeks and months. The highly elastic purl knit stretches effortlessly, moving with every playful kick without restricting your baby’s comfort.

A smart, diagonal button placket makes dressing and undressing simple, even while your baby is sleeping. Large, natural tagua nut buttons are easy to handle, and practical fold-over cuffs on the legs keep tiny feet warm during those first outdoor adventures.

Origin:
Wool from Argentina, spun in Europe, finished by Disana in Germany

How do I wash Disana clothes?

Washing wool is simple—treat it like your own hair. Wool dislikes extreme temperatures, harsh detergents, and vigorous rubbing. By following these simple care instructions, your wool clothing will remain soft, breathable, and long-lasting.

Hand Washing:

Fill a sink or basin with lukewarm water (around 25°C) and add a mild wool detergent. Avoid regular detergents, as they contain enzymes that can break down wool fibers.
Gently submerge the garment and lightly press it in the water for 1–2 minutes. Do not rub, wring, or stretch the fabric.
Rinse with clean water at the same temperature to prevent shock and shrinkage.
Carefully press out excess water without twisting. Lay the garment on a towel, roll it up to absorb moisture, then reshape and dry flat away from direct heat and sunlight.

Machine Washing:

If you choose to use a washing machine, do so with caution. Modern machines often have a wool cycle, but settings vary. Follow these steps:

Select the Wool Wash or Hand Wash program with a maximum temperature of 30°C.
Use a low spin setting (max 400 rpm) or choose a wool program that minimizes agitation.
Always use a wool detergent to maintain fiber integrity.

Warning: Some machines may have temperature fluctuations or automatic high-speed spins, which can cause shrinkage and felting. If unsure, hand washing is the safest option.

Removing Stains:

For tough stains, ox-gall soap is an effective natural stain remover. However, it can fade colors, so always test on a hidden area first. Apply directly to the stain, let it sit briefly, then wash as usual.

How Often Should Wool Be Washed?

Wool is naturally self-cleaning. Its fibers repel dirt and odors, so frequent washing is unnecessary. Simply air out wool garments in fresh air to refresh them. Washing too often can strip wool of its natural lanolin, reducing its softness and durability.

Do I Need to Wash New Wool Garments Before Wearing?

No, Disana wool products are pre-cleaned during production and free from harmful chemicals, making them safe and comfortable to wear right away.

What If My Wool Garment Shrinks?

If a wool garment is accidentally washed at a high temperature, it may shrink and felt permanently. Unfortunately, this process cannot be reversed. However, if minor shrinkage occurs, try soaking the item in lukewarm water (25°C) and gently reshaping it before drying flat.

Disana

Knitted Bonnet - natural

€24,95

Just arrived in our world, newborns deserve to feel safe, warm, and comfortable.
Our knitted bonnet gently wraps your baby’s sensitive head in soft, organic merino wool – perfect for those first walks in fresh air.

Special cut & extra-fine flat seams for comfort, even when lying down.
Wide, flexible knitted ties to keep the bonnet in place.
Extra-soft merino wool – no itching or scratching.

Sizing:
We recommend measuring your child’s head before choosing a size. Disana hats use the European metric sizing standard based on head circumference (measure at the largest point above the eyebrows).

Size 0: 36–40 cm (14–15.75 inches)
Size 1: 42–46 cm (16.5–18 inches)

How do I wash Disana clothes?

Washing wool is simple—treat it like your own hair. Wool dislikes extreme temperatures, harsh detergents, and vigorous rubbing. By following these simple care instructions, your wool clothing will remain soft, breathable, and long-lasting.

Hand Washing:

Fill a sink or basin with lukewarm water (around 25°C) and add a mild wool detergent. Avoid regular detergents, as they contain enzymes that can break down wool fibers.
Gently submerge the garment and lightly press it in the water for 1–2 minutes. Do not rub, wring, or stretch the fabric.
Rinse with clean water at the same temperature to prevent shock and shrinkage.
Carefully press out excess water without twisting. Lay the garment on a towel, roll it up to absorb moisture, then reshape and dry flat away from direct heat and sunlight.

Machine Washing:

If you choose to use a washing machine, do so with caution. Modern machines often have a wool cycle, but settings vary. Follow these steps:

Select the Wool Wash or Hand Wash program with a maximum temperature of 30°C.
Use a low spin setting (max 400 rpm) or choose a wool program that minimizes agitation.
Always use a wool detergent to maintain fiber integrity.

Warning: Some machines may have temperature fluctuations or automatic high-speed spins, which can cause shrinkage and felting. If unsure, hand washing is the safest option.

Removing Stains:

For tough stains, ox-gall soap is an effective natural stain remover. However, it can fade colors, so always test on a hidden area first. Apply directly to the stain, let it sit briefly, then wash as usual.

How Often Should Wool Be Washed?

Wool is naturally self-cleaning. Its fibers repel dirt and odors, so frequent washing is unnecessary. Simply air out wool garments in fresh air to refresh them. Washing too often can strip wool of its natural lanolin, reducing its softness and durability.

Do I Need to Wash New Wool Garments Before Wearing?

No, Disana wool products are pre-cleaned during production and free from harmful chemicals, making them safe and comfortable to wear right away.

What If My Wool Garment Shrinks?

If a wool garment is accidentally washed at a high temperature, it may shrink and felt permanently. Unfortunately, this process cannot be reversed. However, if minor shrinkage occurs, try soaking the item in lukewarm water (25°C) and gently reshaping it before drying flat.

Disana

Knitted Bonnet - dove blue

€24,95

Just arrived in our world, newborns deserve to feel safe, warm, and comfortable.
Our knitted bonnet gently wraps your baby’s sensitive head in soft, organic merino wool – perfect for those first walks in fresh air.

Special cut & extra-fine flat seams for comfort, even when lying down.
Wide, flexible knitted ties to keep the bonnet in place.
Extra-soft merino wool – no itching or scratching.

Sizing:
We recommend measuring your child’s head before choosing a size. Disana hats use the European metric sizing standard based on head circumference (measure at the largest point above the eyebrows).

Size 0: 36–40 cm (14–15.75 inches)
Size 1: 42–46 cm (16.5–18 inches)

How do I wash Disana clothes?

Washing wool is simple—treat it like your own hair. Wool dislikes extreme temperatures, harsh detergents, and vigorous rubbing. By following these simple care instructions, your wool clothing will remain soft, breathable, and long-lasting.

Hand Washing:

Fill a sink or basin with lukewarm water (around 25°C) and add a mild wool detergent. Avoid regular detergents, as they contain enzymes that can break down wool fibers.
Gently submerge the garment and lightly press it in the water for 1–2 minutes. Do not rub, wring, or stretch the fabric.
Rinse with clean water at the same temperature to prevent shock and shrinkage.
Carefully press out excess water without twisting. Lay the garment on a towel, roll it up to absorb moisture, then reshape and dry flat away from direct heat and sunlight.

Machine Washing:

If you choose to use a washing machine, do so with caution. Modern machines often have a wool cycle, but settings vary. Follow these steps:

Select the Wool Wash or Hand Wash program with a maximum temperature of 30°C.
Use a low spin setting (max 400 rpm) or choose a wool program that minimizes agitation.
Always use a wool detergent to maintain fiber integrity.

Warning: Some machines may have temperature fluctuations or automatic high-speed spins, which can cause shrinkage and felting. If unsure, hand washing is the safest option.

Removing Stains:

For tough stains, ox-gall soap is an effective natural stain remover. However, it can fade colors, so always test on a hidden area first. Apply directly to the stain, let it sit briefly, then wash as usual.

How Often Should Wool Be Washed?

Wool is naturally self-cleaning. Its fibers repel dirt and odors, so frequent washing is unnecessary. Simply air out wool garments in fresh air to refresh them. Washing too often can strip wool of its natural lanolin, reducing its softness and durability.

Do I Need to Wash New Wool Garments Before Wearing?

No, Disana wool products are pre-cleaned during production and free from harmful chemicals, making them safe and comfortable to wear right away.

What If My Wool Garment Shrinks?

If a wool garment is accidentally washed at a high temperature, it may shrink and felt permanently. Unfortunately, this process cannot be reversed. However, if minor shrinkage occurs, try soaking the item in lukewarm water (25°C) and gently reshaping it before drying flat.

Disana

Knitted Bonnet - soft pink

€24,95

Just arrived in our world, newborns deserve to feel safe, warm, and comfortable.
Our knitted bonnet gently wraps your baby’s sensitive head in soft, organic merino wool – perfect for those first walks in fresh air.

Special cut & extra-fine flat seams for comfort, even when lying down.
Wide, flexible knitted ties to keep the bonnet in place.
Extra-soft merino wool – no itching or scratching.

Sizing:
We recommend measuring your child’s head before choosing a size. Pure Pure hats use the European metric sizing standard based on head circumference (measure at the largest point above the eyebrows).

Size 0: 36–40 cm (14–15.75 inches)
Size 1: 42–46 cm (16.5–18 inches)

How do I wash Disana clothes?

Washing wool is simple—treat it like your own hair. Wool dislikes extreme temperatures, harsh detergents, and vigorous rubbing. By following these simple care instructions, your wool clothing will remain soft, breathable, and long-lasting.

Hand Washing:

Fill a sink or basin with lukewarm water (around 25°C) and add a mild wool detergent. Avoid regular detergents, as they contain enzymes that can break down wool fibers.
Gently submerge the garment and lightly press it in the water for 1–2 minutes. Do not rub, wring, or stretch the fabric.
Rinse with clean water at the same temperature to prevent shock and shrinkage.
Carefully press out excess water without twisting. Lay the garment on a towel, roll it up to absorb moisture, then reshape and dry flat away from direct heat and sunlight.

Machine Washing:

If you choose to use a washing machine, do so with caution. Modern machines often have a wool cycle, but settings vary. Follow these steps:

Select the Wool Wash or Hand Wash program with a maximum temperature of 30°C.
Use a low spin setting (max 400 rpm) or choose a wool program that minimizes agitation.
Always use a wool detergent to maintain fiber integrity.

Warning: Some machines may have temperature fluctuations or automatic high-speed spins, which can cause shrinkage and felting. If unsure, hand washing is the safest option.

Removing Stains:

For tough stains, ox-gall soap is an effective natural stain remover. However, it can fade colors, so always test on a hidden area first. Apply directly to the stain, let it sit briefly, then wash as usual.

How Often Should Wool Be Washed?

Wool is naturally self-cleaning. Its fibers repel dirt and odors, so frequent washing is unnecessary. Simply air out wool garments in fresh air to refresh them. Washing too often can strip wool of its natural lanolin, reducing its softness and durability.

Do I Need to Wash New Wool Garments Before Wearing?

No, Disana wool products are pre-cleaned during production and free from harmful chemicals, making them safe and comfortable to wear right away.

What If My Wool Garment Shrinks?

If a wool garment is accidentally washed at a high temperature, it may shrink and felt permanently. Unfortunately, this process cannot be reversed. However, if minor shrinkage occurs, try soaking the item in lukewarm water (25°C) and gently reshaping it before drying flat.

Disana

Baby Bloomers - gray

€52,95

Designed with growing babies in mind, these Disana boiled wool bloomers offer maximum comfort and flexibility—whether your little one is still wearing a nappy or has already moved on. The extra-wide cut in the bottom area provides plenty of space for movement, making them perfect for curious crawlers and active toddlers.

A soft, extra-high waistband ensures a secure yet gentle fit around the tummy, while long leg cuffs keep the pants comfortably in place. Made from our lightweight 260 g boiled wool, these bloomers are ideal for everyday wear—indoors, in-between seasons, or layered in cooler weather.

Thoughtfully made from sustainable materials: Wool sourced from Argentina, spun in Europe, and expertly crafted by Disana in Germany.

Soft, breathable, and naturally temperature-regulating—these bloomers are a cozy essential for every little adventurer.

How do I wash Disana clothes?

Washing wool is simple—treat it like your own hair. Wool dislikes extreme temperatures, harsh detergents, and vigorous rubbing. By following these simple care instructions, your wool clothing will remain soft, breathable, and long-lasting.

Hand Washing:

Fill a sink or basin with lukewarm water (around 25°C) and add a mild wool detergent. Avoid regular detergents, as they contain enzymes that can break down wool fibers.
Gently submerge the garment and lightly press it in the water for 1–2 minutes. Do not rub, wring, or stretch the fabric.
Rinse with clean water at the same temperature to prevent shock and shrinkage.
Carefully press out excess water without twisting. Lay the garment on a towel, roll it up to absorb moisture, then reshape and dry flat away from direct heat and sunlight.

Machine Washing:

If you choose to use a washing machine, do so with caution. Modern machines often have a wool cycle, but settings vary. Follow these steps:

Select the Wool Wash or Hand Wash program with a maximum temperature of 30°C.
Use a low spin setting (max 400 rpm) or choose a wool program that minimizes agitation.
Always use a wool detergent to maintain fiber integrity.

Warning: Some machines may have temperature fluctuations or automatic high-speed spins, which can cause shrinkage and felting. If unsure, hand washing is the safest option.

Removing Stains:

For tough stains, ox-gall soap is an effective natural stain remover. However, it can fade colors, so always test on a hidden area first. Apply directly to the stain, let it sit briefly, then wash as usual.

How Often Should Wool Be Washed?

Wool is naturally self-cleaning. Its fibers repel dirt and odors, so frequent washing is unnecessary. Simply air out wool garments in fresh air to refresh them. Washing too often can strip wool of its natural lanolin, reducing its softness and durability.

Do I Need to Wash New Wool Garments Before Wearing?

No, Disana wool products are pre-cleaned during production and free from harmful chemicals, making them safe and comfortable to wear right away.

What If My Wool Garment Shrinks?

If a wool garment is accidentally washed at a high temperature, it may shrink and felt permanently. Unfortunately, this process cannot be reversed. However, if minor shrinkage occurs, try soaking the item in lukewarm water (25°C) and gently reshaping it before drying flat.

Disana

Baby Bloomers - dove blue

€52,95

Designed with growing babies in mind, these Disana boiled wool bloomers offer maximum comfort and flexibility—whether your little one is still wearing a nappy or has already moved on. The extra-wide cut in the bottom area provides plenty of space for movement, making them perfect for curious crawlers and active toddlers.

A soft, extra-high waistband ensures a secure yet gentle fit around the tummy, while long leg cuffs keep the pants comfortably in place. Made from our lightweight 260 g boiled wool, these bloomers are ideal for everyday wear—indoors, in-between seasons, or layered in cooler weather.

Thoughtfully made from sustainable materials: Wool sourced from Argentina, spun in Europe, and expertly crafted by Disana in Germany.

Soft, breathable, and naturally temperature-regulating—these bloomers are a cozy essential for every little adventurer.

How do I wash Disana clothes?

Washing wool is simple—treat it like your own hair. Wool dislikes extreme temperatures, harsh detergents, and vigorous rubbing. By following these simple care instructions, your wool clothing will remain soft, breathable, and long-lasting.

Hand Washing:

Fill a sink or basin with lukewarm water (around 25°C) and add a mild wool detergent. Avoid regular detergents, as they contain enzymes that can break down wool fibers.
Gently submerge the garment and lightly press it in the water for 1–2 minutes. Do not rub, wring, or stretch the fabric.
Rinse with clean water at the same temperature to prevent shock and shrinkage.
Carefully press out excess water without twisting. Lay the garment on a towel, roll it up to absorb moisture, then reshape and dry flat away from direct heat and sunlight.

Machine Washing:

If you choose to use a washing machine, do so with caution. Modern machines often have a wool cycle, but settings vary. Follow these steps:

Select the Wool Wash or Hand Wash program with a maximum temperature of 30°C.
Use a low spin setting (max 400 rpm) or choose a wool program that minimizes agitation.
Always use a wool detergent to maintain fiber integrity.

Warning: Some machines may have temperature fluctuations or automatic high-speed spins, which can cause shrinkage and felting. If unsure, hand washing is the safest option.

Removing Stains:

For tough stains, ox-gall soap is an effective natural stain remover. However, it can fade colors, so always test on a hidden area first. Apply directly to the stain, let it sit briefly, then wash as usual.

How Often Should Wool Be Washed?

Wool is naturally self-cleaning. Its fibers repel dirt and odors, so frequent washing is unnecessary. Simply air out wool garments in fresh air to refresh them. Washing too often can strip wool of its natural lanolin, reducing its softness and durability.

Do I Need to Wash New Wool Garments Before Wearing?

No, Disana wool products are pre-cleaned during production and free from harmful chemicals, making them safe and comfortable to wear right away.

What If My Wool Garment Shrinks?

If a wool garment is accidentally washed at a high temperature, it may shrink and felt permanently. Unfortunately, this process cannot be reversed. However, if minor shrinkage occurs, try soaking the item in lukewarm water (25°C) and gently reshaping it before drying flat.

Disana

Baby Bloomers - soft pink

€52,95

Designed with growing babies in mind, these Disana boiled wool bloomers offer maximum comfort and flexibility—whether your little one is still wearing a nappy or has already moved on. The extra-wide cut in the bottom area provides plenty of space for movement, making them perfect for curious crawlers and active toddlers.

A soft, extra-high waistband ensures a secure yet gentle fit around the tummy, while long leg cuffs keep the pants comfortably in place. Made from our lightweight 260 g boiled wool, these bloomers are ideal for everyday wear—indoors, in-between seasons, or layered in cooler weather.

Thoughtfully made from sustainable materials: Wool sourced from Argentina, spun in Europe, and expertly crafted by Disana in Germany.

Soft, breathable, and naturally temperature-regulating—these bloomers are a cozy essential for every little adventurer.

How do I wash Disana clothes?

Washing wool is simple—treat it like your own hair. Wool dislikes extreme temperatures, harsh detergents, and vigorous rubbing. By following these simple care instructions, your wool clothing will remain soft, breathable, and long-lasting.

Hand Washing:

Fill a sink or basin with lukewarm water (around 25°C) and add a mild wool detergent. Avoid regular detergents, as they contain enzymes that can break down wool fibers.
Gently submerge the garment and lightly press it in the water for 1–2 minutes. Do not rub, wring, or stretch the fabric.
Rinse with clean water at the same temperature to prevent shock and shrinkage.
Carefully press out excess water without twisting. Lay the garment on a towel, roll it up to absorb moisture, then reshape and dry flat away from direct heat and sunlight.

Machine Washing:

If you choose to use a washing machine, do so with caution. Modern machines often have a wool cycle, but settings vary. Follow these steps:

Select the Wool Wash or Hand Wash program with a maximum temperature of 30°C.
Use a low spin setting (max 400 rpm) or choose a wool program that minimizes agitation.
Always use a wool detergent to maintain fiber integrity.

Warning: Some machines may have temperature fluctuations or automatic high-speed spins, which can cause shrinkage and felting. If unsure, hand washing is the safest option.

Removing Stains:

For tough stains, ox-gall soap is an effective natural stain remover. However, it can fade colors, so always test on a hidden area first. Apply directly to the stain, let it sit briefly, then wash as usual.

How Often Should Wool Be Washed?

Wool is naturally self-cleaning. Its fibers repel dirt and odors, so frequent washing is unnecessary. Simply air out wool garments in fresh air to refresh them. Washing too often can strip wool of its natural lanolin, reducing its softness and durability.

Do I Need to Wash New Wool Garments Before Wearing?

No, Disana wool products are pre-cleaned during production and free from harmful chemicals, making them safe and comfortable to wear right away.

What If My Wool Garment Shrinks?

If a wool garment is accidentally washed at a high temperature, it may shrink and felt permanently. Unfortunately, this process cannot be reversed. However, if minor shrinkage occurs, try soaking the item in lukewarm water (25°C) and gently reshaping it before drying flat.

Pure Pure

Merino Fleece Booties - smoke blue

€34,95

Keep tiny toes perfectly cozy with our organic merino wool fleece booties — crafted from ultra-soft, GOTS-certified merino wool. These booties are warm yet breathable, ideal for keeping your baby comfortable in every season. A gentle elastic around the ankle helps them stay securely in place without ever feeling tight.

They pair beautifully with our merino wool fleece hat, neck warmer, or jacket in smoke blue shade for a perfectly coordinated, cozy look.

Lovingly made in Lithuania using only natural, certified materials.

Please note that subtle color variations are part of the beauty of pure, undyed fibers — a sign of their authenticity, not a flaw.

Merinowolle ist ein Produkt der Natur. Es enthält Lanolin, wodurch die Wolle selbstreinigend ist. Leichte Verschmutzungen oder schlechte Gerüche lassen sich leicht entfernen, indem man das Produkt im Freien lüften oder das Kleidungsstück sehr vorsichtig „bügeln“ lässt. Sie müssen Ihre Merino-Kleidung vor dem ersten Gebrauch nicht waschen.
Wenn Sie sie waschen müssen, empfehlen wir dringend, die Pflegehinweise auf dem inneren Pflegeetikett Ihres Produkts zu befolgen.
Die meisten unserer Produkte können im Woll-/Feinwaschgang der meisten Waschmaschinen gewaschen werden. Wenn auf dem Pflegeetikett angegeben ist, dass Ihr Produkt nur von Hand gewaschen werden darf, befolgen Sie bitte die nachstehenden Anweisungen zum Händewaschen:

Wolle / Schonwaschgang:
• Verwenden Sie ein mildes Wollwaschmittel oder Babyshampoo.
• Woll-/Schonwaschgang mit max. Temperatur von 30°C
• Bitte stellen Sie die Drehzahl Ihrer Waschmaschine auf max. 400-500.
• Nach dem Waschen leicht schütteln, vorsichtig in Form ziehen und flach auf einen Wäscheständer legen (keinen Trockner verwenden).

Händewaschen:
• Füllen Sie Ihr Waschbecken mit „kaltem“ Wasser (ca. 25-30°C).
• Verwenden Sie ein mildes Wollwaschmittel oder Babyshampoo.
• Legen Sie das Merino-Kleidungsstück ins Wasser, drücken Sie das Kleidungsstück 2 Minuten lang vorsichtig (nicht reiben) und nehmen Sie es dann aus dem Wasser.
• Spülen Sie es vorsichtig mit frischem Wasser bei gleicher Temperatur (ebenfalls 25°C–30°C) aus, drücken Sie es leicht aus, ziehen Sie es in Form und legen Sie es flach auf einen Wäscheständer (keinen Trockner verwenden).

Empfehlung:
Legen Sie ein Handtuch auf Ihren Wäscheständer, legen Sie Ihren nassen Artikel flach auf das Handtuch und lassen Sie ihn dort trocknen.

Waschen Sie Ihre Produkte hin und wieder mit Lanolin-ergänzender Seife.

Get 15% off when you purchase any two items from our Newborn Essentials collection.

Use code: NEWBORNGETTWO

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How do I wash Disana clothes?

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How do I wash Disana clothes?

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Removing Stains:

How Often Should Wool Be Washed?

Do I Need to Wash New Wool Garments Before Wearing?

What If My Wool Garment Shrinks?

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How do I wash Disana clothes?

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Removing Stains:

How Often Should Wool Be Washed?

Do I Need to Wash New Wool Garments Before Wearing?

What If My Wool Garment Shrinks?

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How do I wash Disana clothes?

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Machine Washing:

Removing Stains:

How Often Should Wool Be Washed?

Do I Need to Wash New Wool Garments Before Wearing?

What If My Wool Garment Shrinks?

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How do I wash Disana clothes?

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Machine Washing:

Removing Stains:

How Often Should Wool Be Washed?

Do I Need to Wash New Wool Garments Before Wearing?

What If My Wool Garment Shrinks?

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How do I wash Disana clothes?

Hand Washing:

Machine Washing:

Removing Stains:

How Often Should Wool Be Washed?

Do I Need to Wash New Wool Garments Before Wearing?

What If My Wool Garment Shrinks?

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How do I wash Disana clothes?

Hand Washing:

Machine Washing:

Removing Stains:

How Often Should Wool Be Washed?

Do I Need to Wash New Wool Garments Before Wearing?

What If My Wool Garment Shrinks?

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How do I wash Disana clothes?

Hand Washing:

Machine Washing:

Removing Stains:

How Often Should Wool Be Washed?