Merino wool children's sleep pillow 30x40 cm
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- Free delivery from €116. We ship with: Orlen Paczka, InPost, GLS.
- 14 days to return, no reason needed.
- 2-year manufacturer warranty and certified fabrics.
- Questions about sizing? Call us: 730 699 199, pon-pt 10:00-16:00
- Thermo-activityKeeps warm in winter and cool in summer, providing thermal comfort.
- HygroscopicityExcellent moisture absorption.
- DurabilityMerino wool retains its properties for a long time, even after washing.
- SoftnessThe material is incredibly soft and pleasant to the touch for your little one.
- Anti-sweat propertiesHelps in temperature regulation, although it does not prevent sweating.
Merino wool and linen children's pillow - ideal from birth
A simple, flat pillow with gentle filling. One side features merino wool, while the reverse side is linen. The product is suitable for infants from the moment of birth.
Measurements
We measure the item laid flat. Compare these numbers with something that fits well today. If a measurement falls between sizes, choose the larger one.
| Size | Dimensions |
|---|---|
| Standard | 30x40 cm |
All measurements in centimetres, tolerance ±1 cm.
Washing and care
- hand wash or machine wash on a wool cycle
- spin at low speeds
- do not use bleach or fabric softener (avoid baby detergents containing citric acid)
- do not tumble dry
- Iron at 110 degrees
COMPOSITION: front side - 100% RWS certified scoured merino wool, reverse side - 100% certified linen, anti-allergic silicone filling. There is no need to wash the product before its first use; merino wool is self-cleaning (simply airing the product is enough). We recommend hand washing at a maximum of 30 degrees without soaking, using only wool detergents or a gentle baby shampoo. If machine washing, select a wool cycle, a temperature of 20/30 degrees, and a low spin speed (machine washing is done at your own responsibility). Pilling of merino wool is a natural phenomenon resulting from shorter fibres coming to the surface and does not constitute a product defect. In the case of scoured wool, pilling is very limited, but it may occur in areas of friction (e.g., from booties).