Babies cannot regulate their body temperature as effectively as adults. They do not sweat well, they get cold quickly, and they have skin that absorbs everything it comes into contact with. The clothes closest to a newborn are therefore not a minor choice; they are part of how we care for the child during the first weeks and months.
Lanullva’s baby wool clothing is knitted in superfine merino wool using our airy method. The knit provides 30 percent more air pockets than regular wool knitwear, and these air pockets allow the garment to adapt to the baby’s body, warming when the child sleeps still and releasing excess heat when activity levels increase. No overheating, no clammy sweat on the neck.
All garments are Öko-Tex Standard 100-certified, with no harmful chemicals against the skin. The wool we use is RWS-certified by Textile Exchange, which guarantees responsible animal welfare all the way from pasture to shorn wool. The garments are produced in Europe by factories with proper working conditions and employee rights. This is information many parents appreciate knowing.
Comfort in changing Norwegian weather also applies to the youngest. Air between uses, wash sparingly on a wool programme, dry flat, and the garments often last through several siblings if cared for properly.
