Collection: BABY WINTER CLOTHING

Yes. That is precisely one of the greatest advantages of unlined boiled wool. With the right clothing underneath, the boiled wool overall or jacket can be worn not only in winter, but also in autumn and spring.

A few well-coordinated clothing items are often enough. Grow-with-me clothing can be worn across multiple sizes and combined in many different ways. This means you need fewer clothes, and favorite pieces can often accompany your baby for a long time.

Wool fleece helps regulate temperature, is breathable, and reliably protects against the cold. This keeps your baby pleasantly warm without heat building up. At the same time, the clothing underneath can be adjusted flexibly to the outside temperature.

Not necessarily. A boiled wool overall combined with the right layering system is perfectly sufficient for many winter days. On particularly cold days, our winter boiled wool overall with teddy lining provides additional comfort, as the middle insulating layer is already integrated.

The wool-fleece coverall with organic jersey lining is especially versatile and can be worn from autumn through winter using the layering principle. The winter wool-fleece coverall with teddy lining replaces the middle insulating layer and makes getting dressed easier on very cold days. It is particularly suitable for cold winter days and works like a breathable snowsuit.

When being carried, parents and baby warm each other. Therefore, slightly lighter clothing is often sufficient than in a stroller. Always adjust clothing to the outdoor temperature, baby carrier, and movement, and make sure the face and airways remain unobstructed.

Your baby moves very little in a stroller and therefore usually needs a little more warmth. A boiled-wool all-in-one combined with suitable layers using the layering principle provides reliable protection from the cold. Depending on the weather, a footmuff or blanket may also be useful.

Take the outdoor temperature into account, as well as whether your baby is traveling in a stroller or baby carrier. Several thin layers of clothing can be adjusted at any time and help prevent both overheating and getting too cold.

A winter baby primarily needs clothing that can be flexibly adapted to changing temperatures. Several thin layers, worn according to the layering principle, are usually more comfortably warm than a single very thick layer of clothing. A base layer, a warm mid-layer, and a suitable boiled-wool overall are the ideal combination for many winter days.