Children's long-sleeve shirt 100% merino, natural, soft, mulesing-free
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- 2-year manufacturer warranty and certified fabrics.
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- Material100% pure merino wool
- CertificationsOEKO-TEX and mulesing-free
- SeasonIdeal for transitional seasons (spring/autumn)
- ComfortSoft, non-itchy, perfect for sensitive skin
- FunctionalityThermoregulation, breathability and moisture wicking
- UseCan be used as a shirt or pyjamas
Children's long-sleeve shirt 100% merino - natural and soft
100% pure merino wool - safe and gentle on your little one's skin. The knitwear holds the OEKO-TEX certification as well as a mulesing-free certification, guaranteeing the highest standards of quality and ethical production. Ideal for spring and autumn: it provides thermoregulation, breathability and natural moisture wicking, ensuring your child stays dry and comfortable all day long.
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Washing and care
- hand wash or machine wash on a wool cycle
- spin at low speeds
- do not use bleach or fabric softener (avoid liquids containing citric acid)
- do not tumble dry
- Iron at 110 degrees
- recommended washing temperature 20/30 degrees
OEKO-TEX® and mulesing-free certification. Natural fibres free from harmful substances, sewn in our workshop in Bielsko-Biała. The fibre possesses anti-odour properties, allowing for less frequent washing. There is no need to wash the product before its first use - simply airing it out is enough. We recommend using only wool detergents or a gentle baby shampoo. Machine washing is at the user's own risk (the manufacturer accepts no responsibility for improper washing machine operation). Pilling of merino wool is a natural phenomenon resulting from shorter fibres rising to the surface and does not constitute a product defect.