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Children's wool tops – Lanullva

Children's wool tops

Long-sleeved wool top for children in soft merino wool. The base layer that covers the back, stomach and arms, exactly the areas that get cold first.

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Havbris 2.0 Wool Top Child, Laurel

Rated 4.7 out of 5 based on 85 reviews

€52,95

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Havbris 2.0 Wool sweater Children, Atlantic blue

Rated 4.7 out of 5 based on 85 reviews

€52,95

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Havbris 2.0 Wool Sweater Children, Heather Pink

Rated 4.7 out of 5 based on 85 reviews

€52,95

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Sea Breeze 2.0 Wool Sweater Kids, Buttercup

Rated 4.7 out of 5 based on 85 reviews

€52,95

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Havbris 2.0 Wool Sweater Kids, Linen

Rated 4.7 out of 5 based on 85 reviews

€52,95

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Havbris 2.0 Wool Shirt Kids, Lavender

Rated 4.7 out of 5 based on 85 reviews

€52,95

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Children quickly notice if a garment itches. A wool top that itches stays in the drawer. A wool top that is soft against the skin gets worn all week. Lanullva's wool tops for children are knitted in soft merino wool that sits comfortably against even the most sensitive skin, and does not chafe at the back of the neck, where children's clothing often fails.

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The Havbris range is knitted using Brit's method, with air knitted into the stitches. The wool warms when the child is sitting still in the car or on a lap, and breathes when they run around the playground.

We make the tops in lengths that properly cover the stomach area, so that neither back nor stomach is exposed when the child raises their arms. The sleeves have a good length, and the neckline is open enough for the top to be easy to pull over the head. We also think about small practical details: cuffs that are not too tight, no strange labels that itch, and colours that withstand everyday use.

The garments are made of soft merino wool and OEKO-TEX® Standard 100-certified. Wool tops rarely need washing; airing is usually enough. When they do need washing, use a wool cycle and lay them flat to dry. Then a good wool top will often last through several siblings.