Name: Children's Boiled Wool Hat - pacific
Brand: Disana
Price: 47.0 USD
Availability: InStock

Disana

Children's Boiled Wool Hat - pacific

$47.00

The Disana boiled wool hat is designed for unbeatable warmth and comfort, featuring a thoughtful low-cut design that fully covers the ears and cheeks. Its unique fit ensures a snug and secure grip, keeping it perfectly in place during all your winter adventures.

The outer layer is crafted from wind- and weatherproof boiled wool, made with 100% soft, fine merino wool. Inside, the lining is made from ultra-soft organic cotton, providing an extra layer of comfort.

With durable ties to keep the hat securely in place, even during playful snow days, this is the must-have accessory for staying cozy all winter long.

100% merino wool from controlled animal welfare | Lining: 100% organic cotton

Made in Germany

Merino Wool & Silk Long-Sleeve T-Shirt - Natural

Engel

Merino Wool & Silk Long-Sleeve T-Shirt - Natural

$32.00

This luxuriously soft, stretchy, and breathable long-sleeve T-shirt is designed for year-round comfort. Featuring a gentle envelope-neck for easy dressing, it provides a snug yet non-restrictive fit, perfect for your little one's delicate skin.

Lightweight and naturally undyed, this T-shirt is ideal for warm weather, offering a natural UV defense while keeping your child cool and fresh. The silk content has a natural cooling effect, helping to disperse excess heat. In cooler temperatures, it serves as a fantastic insulating layer, adding warmth without bulk.

It also works beautifully as sleepwear under any of our sleep sacks, providing an extra layer of comfort while regulating body temperature for a restful night’s sleep.

This is an undyed product, showcasing wool in its natural state. The shade may vary slightly depending on the year of harvest.

Composition: 70% Organic Merino Wool, 30% Silk (190gsm)

Made in Germany

Care Instructions for Engel Wool & Wool/Silk Garments

Proper care ensures that your wool and wool/silk garments stay soft, durable, and comfortable. Follow these guidelines for the best results:

Before First Use

Our products do not need to be washed before wearing. After the knitting process, fabrics are pre-washed to remove any excess dye residues, knitting oils, and dirt.

All our garments are made using 100% ecologically sound methods without harmful chemicals or textile finishes. We adhere to the strict IVN BEST and GOTS certification standards, ensuring that our dyes are safe and free from substances that could cause skin irritation or harm the environment.

General Care Guidelines

Always use a wool-specific detergent, as it is enzyme-free (protease-free) and pH-neutral, preserving the integrity of wool fibers.
For a quick hand wash, a gentle, natural shampoo can be a good alternative.
Always check the garment's care label for specific washing instructions.

Hand-Washing Wool & Wool/Silk

Fill a basin with lukewarm water and add a mild wool detergent.
Gently swirl the garment in the water—do not rub, wring, or soak.
Rinse in water of the same temperature to prevent shock to the fibers.
Avoid using a tumble dryer or placing the item on a radiator, as heat can cause felting and stiffness.
After rinsing, gently squeeze out excess water using a clean towel, reshape the garment while damp, and lay flat to dry.

Machine-Washing Wool & Wool/Silk

Use the Wool Wash or Hand Wash cycle at cold or max. 30°C (86°F).
Ensure the wash and rinse temperatures remain consistent to prevent shrinkage.
Use a low spin setting (max. 400 rpm) or an interval spin for wool.
Always use a wool-specific detergent to maintain the fibers' natural properties.
Do not dry in a tumble dryer or on direct heat sources like radiators.

Care Instructions for Wool Fleece

Machine washable at 30°C on the wool cycle.
Thanks to a special finishing process—free from harmful chemicals—wool fleece is machine washable while maintaining its natural properties.
Wool fleece garments naturally regenerate when aired out, minimizing the need for frequent washing. The fiber structure prevents odor bacteria from settling.
If washing is necessary, follow standard wool cycle guidelines, using a wool detergent and a low spin speed (max. 400 rpm).
Do not tumble dry or place on heaters, as heat can make wool hard and brittle.
After washing, gently press out excess water using a towel, reshape while damp, and lay flat to dry.

Care Instructions for Boiled Wool

Boiled wool requires minimal washing due to its self-cleaning properties. Simply air it out to refresh it.
If washing is necessary, use the wool cycle at cold or max. 30°C with a wool detergent.
Spin only at a low speed (max. 400 rpm) or use an interval spin for wool.
Avoid tumble drying and direct heat sources, as these can damage the fibers.
Reshape while damp and dry flat.
Optional: For added weather resistance, boiled wool can be treated with a light lanolin bath after washing. This enhances its natural water-repellent properties.

By following these care instructions, you can ensure your wool garments remain soft, functional, and long-lasting.

Engel

Merino Wool & Silk Short-Sleeve Bodysuit - Natural

$36.00

This luxuriously soft, stretchy, and breathable short-sleeve bodysuit is perfect for warm weather, keeping your baby cool and comfortable. The silk content naturally disperses excess heat, creating a refreshing cooling effect on your little one’s skin.

Lightweight and undyed, this bodysuit offers natural UV protection while maintaining breathability. Designed with a gentle envelope-neck, it allows for easy dressing and ensures a snug yet non-restrictive fit, ideal for delicate skin.

It also serves as a wonderful sleepwear layer under any of our sleep sacks, helping to regulate body temperature and promote restful sleep. For warmer rooms, we recommend pairing it with our silk/merino sleep sacks for the perfect combination of comfort and breathability.

Composition: 70% Organic Merino Wool, 30% Silk

Made in Germany

As a natural, undyed product, slight color variations may occur depending on the wool harvest—highlighting the pure beauty of nature.

Care Instructions for Engel Wool & Wool/Silk Garments

Proper care ensures that your wool and wool/silk garments stay soft, durable, and comfortable. Follow these guidelines for the best results:

Before First Use

Our products do not need to be washed before wearing. After the knitting process, fabrics are pre-washed to remove any excess dye residues, knitting oils, and dirt.

All our garments are made using 100% ecologically sound methods without harmful chemicals or textile finishes. We adhere to the strict IVN BEST and GOTS certification standards, ensuring that our dyes are safe and free from substances that could cause skin irritation or harm the environment.

General Care Guidelines

Always use a wool-specific detergent, as it is enzyme-free (protease-free) and pH-neutral, preserving the integrity of wool fibers.
For a quick hand wash, a gentle, natural shampoo can be a good alternative.
Always check the garment's care label for specific washing instructions.

Hand-Washing Wool & Wool/Silk

Fill a basin with lukewarm water and add a mild wool detergent.
Gently swirl the garment in the water—do not rub, wring, or soak.
Rinse in water of the same temperature to prevent shock to the fibers.
Avoid using a tumble dryer or placing the item on a radiator, as heat can cause felting and stiffness.
After rinsing, gently squeeze out excess water using a clean towel, reshape the garment while damp, and lay flat to dry.

Machine-Washing Wool & Wool/Silk

Use the Wool Wash or Hand Wash cycle at cold or max. 30°C (86°F).
Ensure the wash and rinse temperatures remain consistent to prevent shrinkage.
Use a low spin setting (max. 400 rpm) or an interval spin for wool.
Always use a wool-specific detergent to maintain the fibers' natural properties.
Do not dry in a tumble dryer or on direct heat sources like radiators.

Care Instructions for Wool Fleece

Machine washable at 30°C on the wool cycle.
Thanks to a special finishing process—free from harmful chemicals—wool fleece is machine washable while maintaining its natural properties.
Wool fleece garments naturally regenerate when aired out, minimizing the need for frequent washing. The fiber structure prevents odor bacteria from settling.
If washing is necessary, follow standard wool cycle guidelines, using a wool detergent and a low spin speed (max. 400 rpm).
Do not tumble dry or place on heaters, as heat can make wool hard and brittle.
After washing, gently press out excess water using a towel, reshape while damp, and lay flat to dry.

Care Instructions for Boiled Wool

Boiled wool requires minimal washing due to its self-cleaning properties. Simply air it out to refresh it.
If washing is necessary, use the wool cycle at cold or max. 30°C with a wool detergent.
Spin only at a low speed (max. 400 rpm) or use an interval spin for wool.
Avoid tumble drying and direct heat sources, as these can damage the fibers.
Reshape while damp and dry flat.
Optional: For added weather resistance, boiled wool can be treated with a light lanolin bath after washing. This enhances its natural water-repellent properties.

By following these care instructions, you can ensure your wool garments remain soft, functional, and long-lasting.

Engel

Merino Wool & Silk Wrap Bodysuit - Natural

$45.00

The ultimate everyday essential for your newborn, this luxuriously soft and stretchy bodysuit is designed for maximum comfort and ease. Featuring a wrap-around design with side snap closures, it eliminates the need to pull over your baby’s head, making dressing and changing effortless.

Perfect as a daily base layer, this bodysuit provides gentle warmth while remaining breathable, ensuring your little one stays cozy and comfortable in any season.

It also works perfectly as sleepwear under any of our sleep sacks, adding an extra layer of warmth without the risk of overheating. Sleeping in wool promotes better rest, ensuring your baby stays comfortable all night long.

Composition: 70% Organic Merino Wool, 30% Silk (190gsm)

Made in Germany

As a natural, undyed product, slight color variations may occur depending on the wool harvest—highlighting the pure beauty of nature.

Care Instructions for Engel Wool & Wool/Silk Garments

Proper care ensures that your wool and wool/silk garments stay soft, durable, and comfortable. Follow these guidelines for the best results:

Before First Use

Our products do not need to be washed before wearing. After the knitting process, fabrics are pre-washed to remove any excess dye residues, knitting oils, and dirt.

All our garments are made using 100% ecologically sound methods without harmful chemicals or textile finishes. We adhere to the strict IVN BEST and GOTS certification standards, ensuring that our dyes are safe and free from substances that could cause skin irritation or harm the environment.

General Care Guidelines

Always use a wool-specific detergent, as it is enzyme-free (protease-free) and pH-neutral, preserving the integrity of wool fibers.
For a quick hand wash, a gentle, natural shampoo can be a good alternative.
Always check the garment's care label for specific washing instructions.

Hand-Washing Wool & Wool/Silk

Fill a basin with lukewarm water and add a mild wool detergent.
Gently swirl the garment in the water—do not rub, wring, or soak.
Rinse in water of the same temperature to prevent shock to the fibers.
Avoid using a tumble dryer or placing the item on a radiator, as heat can cause felting and stiffness.
After rinsing, gently squeeze out excess water using a clean towel, reshape the garment while damp, and lay flat to dry.

Machine-Washing Wool & Wool/Silk

Use the Wool Wash or Hand Wash cycle at cold or max. 30°C (86°F).
Ensure the wash and rinse temperatures remain consistent to prevent shrinkage.
Use a low spin setting (max. 400 rpm) or an interval spin for wool.
Always use a wool-specific detergent to maintain the fibers' natural properties.
Do not dry in a tumble dryer or on direct heat sources like radiators.

Care Instructions for Wool Fleece

Machine washable at 30°C on the wool cycle.
Thanks to a special finishing process—free from harmful chemicals—wool fleece is machine washable while maintaining its natural properties.
Wool fleece garments naturally regenerate when aired out, minimizing the need for frequent washing. The fiber structure prevents odor bacteria from settling.
If washing is necessary, follow standard wool cycle guidelines, using a wool detergent and a low spin speed (max. 400 rpm).
Do not tumble dry or place on heaters, as heat can make wool hard and brittle.
After washing, gently press out excess water using a towel, reshape while damp, and lay flat to dry.

Care Instructions for Boiled Wool

Boiled wool requires minimal washing due to its self-cleaning properties. Simply air it out to refresh it.
If washing is necessary, use the wool cycle at cold or max. 30°C with a wool detergent.
Spin only at a low speed (max. 400 rpm) or use an interval spin for wool.
Avoid tumble drying and direct heat sources, as these can damage the fibers.
Reshape while damp and dry flat.
Optional: For added weather resistance, boiled wool can be treated with a light lanolin bath after washing. This enhances its natural water-repellent properties.

By following these care instructions, you can ensure your wool garments remain soft, functional, and long-lasting.

Disana

Boiled Wool Zip Jacket - indigo

$121.00

A fresh update to a beloved classic—Disana’s Boiled Wool Jacket now comes with a practical zip and playful updates, perfect for active little adventurers!

Thoughtfully designed with wide raglan sleeves, the jacket is easy to slip on and off—great for independent kids. Unlike the classic version, this Zip jacket has no sleeve cuffs, a longer back to keep the lower back warm during play, and roomy front pockets to stash little treasures.

The cozy hood is now lined with soft, fine merino wool for extra comfort and warmth. Whether it’s a crisp fall morning or a chilly spring afternoon, this jacket is made for year-round outdoor fun.

Outer: 100% boiled merino wool
Lining in hood: Fine merino wool
Sourced and made with care:
Raw wool from Argentina
Spun in Europe
Expertly crafted by Disana in Germany

Outdoor-Jacke aus gekochter Wolle

Outdoor-Mantel aus gekochter Wolle

Walkjacke für Babys und Kinder

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

Boiled Wool Zip Jacket - caramel

$121.00

A fresh update to a beloved classic—Disana’s Boiled Wool Jacket now comes with a practical zip and playful updates, perfect for active little adventurers!

Thoughtfully designed with wide raglan sleeves, the jacket is easy to slip on and off—great for independent kids. Unlike the classic version, this Zip jacket has no sleeve cuffs, a longer back to keep the lower back warm during play, and roomy front pockets to stash little treasures.

The cozy hood is now lined with soft, fine merino wool for extra comfort and warmth. Whether it’s a crisp fall morning or a chilly spring afternoon, this jacket is made for year-round outdoor fun.

Outer: 100% boiled merino wool
Lining in hood: Fine merino wool
Sourced and made with care:
Raw wool from Argentina
Spun in Europe
Expertly crafted by Disana in Germany

Outdoor-Jacke aus gekochter Wolle

Outdoor-Mantel aus gekochter Wolle

Walkjacke für Babys und Kinder

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

STRICK-LEGGINGS - grau

$39.00

Toben, spielen, rennen… das macht einen Kindertag aus. Die Leggings von Disana sind für solche Tage gemacht und halten das Kind warm. Der feine Rippstrick aus weicher Merinowolle macht die Leggings flexibel und elastisch. Das angenehm weiche Gummiband im Bund verhindert ein Herunterrutschen der Leggings, ohne das Kind einzuschränken – maximale Bewegungsfreiheit nach oben und unten.

Besondere Merkmale:
- elastischer und dehnbarer Rippstrick
- Bund mit eingenähtem Gummiband

Hergestellt in Deutschland.

Hose aus gekochter Wolle

Gestrickte Leggings

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

STRICK-LEGGINGS - grau

$39.00

Toben, spielen, rennen… das macht einen Kindertag aus. Die Leggings von Disana sind für solche Tage gemacht und halten das Kind warm. Der feine Rippstrick aus weicher Merinowolle macht die Leggings flexibel und elastisch. Das angenehm weiche Gummiband im Bund verhindert ein Herunterrutschen der Leggings, ohne das Kind einzuschränken – maximale Bewegungsfreiheit nach oben und unten.

Besondere Merkmale:
- elastischer und dehnbarer Rippstrick
- Bund mit eingenähtem Gummiband

Hergestellt in Deutschland.

Hose aus gekochter Wolle

Gestrickte Leggings

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 - natural

$69.00

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

$69.00

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

$69.00

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

Boiled Wool Zip-Overall - indigo

$138.00

Beloved Disana overall is now available with a convenient zipper—designed to make dressing and diaper changes quicker and easier. Thoughtfully created with both babies and parents in mind, this boiled wool overall offers cozy warmth and exceptional comfort for outdoor play or everyday wear. All sizes now come with a hood and neck lining made from soft 100% organic merino wool for extra warmth and comfort.

For sizes 0-3m and 6-12m, the zip-overall features turn-up cuffs on the arms and legs, and an extra-deep crotch, making it perfect for babies carried in a sling.

In sizes 1-2y and 3-4y, the zip-overall includes knitted cuffs on the arms, two patch pockets on the sides, and an extra-long body for ample legroom.

Details:

Outer: Organic boiled merino wool
Lining: 100% organic merino wool (hood & neck)
Easy-access front zip
Turn-up cuffs on baby sizes
Knitted cuffs and pockets on toddler sizes
Generous, flexible fit for growth and movement

Made responsibly:
Wool sourced from Argentina, spun in Europe, and expertly crafted 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

Boiled Wool Trousers - indigo

$115.00

These newly redesigned boiled wool trousers from Disana are tailored to meet the needs of little explorers, especially those in forest kindergartens. They combine warmth, comfort, and durability.

Details:

New straight cut with pre-shaped knees for greater freedom of movement
High, knitted waistband for a snug, secure fit—no suspenders needed
Integrated elastic band adds gentle support at the waist
Reinforced warmth with an extra layer of 260 g boiled wool on the seat and knees—ideal for playing, sitting, or crawling outdoors

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

Hose aus gekochter Wolle

Gestrickte Leggings

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.

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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?

Customer Reviews

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?

Customer Reviews

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?

Customer Reviews

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?

Customer Reviews

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?

Customer Reviews

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?

Customer Reviews

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?