Summer organic merino and silk t-shirt
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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
- Material composition70% merino wool, 30% silk
- Thermal propertiesExcellent thermoregulation and breathability
- Wearing comfortThe material dries quickly and effectively absorbs moisture
- SafetyCertified organic material (GOTS)
Summer organic merino and silk t-shirt for children
Discover our summer t-shirt made from organic merino wool and silk - the perfect choice for warm days for your child. Crafted from 70% high-quality merino wool and 30% silk, this t-shirt provides exceptional softness, breathability, and comfort all day long. Thanks to the natural properties of merino, the material breathes effectively, absorbs moisture, and dries quickly, ensuring your child feels fresh and comfortable even during hot days. The t-shirt is sewn from certified organic material, which guarantees safety for your child's skin. Natural merino fibres aid in thermoregulation, making this t-shirt ideal for both summer and cooler mornings or evenings.
Washing and care
- hand wash or machine wash on a wool cycle
- spin at low speed (important!)
- do not use bleach or fabric softener
- do not use baby detergents containing bleaching agents (e.g., citric acid)
- do not tumble dry
- iron at 110 degrees
- hand wash max 30 degrees, do not soak; machine wash 20/30 degrees
The material has GOTS certification. There is no need to wash merino wool products before their first use - merino wool is self-cleaning; if the product is not heavily soiled, simply airing it out is enough. We recommend using only wool detergents or a gentle baby shampoo. Machine washing is at your own risk (the manufacturer cannot be held responsible for any improper washing machine operation or cycle). Pilling of merino wool is a natural phenomenon caused by shorter fibres rising to the surface and does not constitute a product defect.