Hustadvika 2.0 Uldsmæk Baby, Lyng Rosa
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Blød savlesmæk i 100% merinould. Holder babyen varm, selv om uldsmækken er våd. Kan bruges fra nyfødt og op til 1,5 år.
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100% merino wool
Merino wool has finer wool fibers than regular wool. Therefore, it feels soft and comfortable directly against the skin, even for people with sensitive skin . In comparison, Norwegian wool has coarser fibers, which can irritate and cause itching more easily. Merino wool is therefore a natural first choice when you need wool clothing for everyday life, hiking and training.
We source our merino wool from Uruguay. Merino sheep thrive best in warm, dry climates and are particularly well adapted to South America. Our merino wool is certified with the Responsible Wool Standard . This means:- Comprehensive animal welfare requirements – no mulesing
- Land management that safeguards nature and biodiversity
- Strict requirements for wages and working conditions
- Full traceability at all stages – from the farms all the way to us
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100 % merinould
We recommend a washing bag and Lanullva's own wool wash for all our collections and hand wash for the Eilif collection. Wool garments that are knitted in 100% wool can be aired and do not need to be washed as often as normal clothes.
Woolen products cannot withstand stain removers.
After washing, the garment can be carefully stretched and dried flat. This is particularly important for the thin Havbris wool collection.
Please wash the wool garment before use. This means that the fine and airy knitting method that is Lanullva's distinctive feature sticks better. This applies especially to the wool products from the thick Hustadvika wool collection.- Detergent for wool
- Centrifugation max 400 revolutions
- Do not tumble dry
- Wash a few wool products at a time, and wash Lanullva by itself.
- Do not mix more textiles with wool in the washing machine
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Traceability – from the farm to you
When Gunn Anne Vinje Lyngstad took over the family business, it was not just the world's warmest knitting method that was inherited. She also took with her her parents' love of animals and the wild nature of the North West.
Wool from the world's happiest sheep
Through our collaboration with Nativa, we can say that we get wool from the world's happiest sheep.
We know exactly which farms we get our merino wool from, how the sheep are doing, from feeding and care, to management of nature and good working conditions.
Mulesing-free wool - always
None of the farms Lanullva collaborates with practice the controversial treatment mulesing. This would be a breach of our comprehensive certification scheme.
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We send out packages the same day we receive your order. The delivery time is 1-4 days. In high season it may take a little longer, but we strive to send the goods as quickly as possible. Dispatch takes place on all working days (Mon-Sat).
- Click & collect ( Our stores here )
- Fixed low shipping price NOK 69
Blød savlesmæk i 100% merinould. Holder babyen varm, selv om uldsmækken er våd. Kan bruges fra nyfødt og op til 1,5 år.
100% merino wool
Merino wool has finer wool fibers than regular wool. Therefore, it feels soft and comfortable directly against the skin, even for people with sensitive skin . In comparison, Norwegian wool has coarser fibers, which can irritate and cause itching more easily. Merino wool is therefore a natural first choice when you need wool clothing for everyday life, hiking and training.
We source our merino wool from Uruguay. Merino sheep thrive best in warm, dry climates and are particularly well adapted to South America. Our merino wool is certified with the Responsible Wool Standard . This means:
- Comprehensive animal welfare requirements – no mulesing
- Land management that safeguards nature and biodiversity
- Strict requirements for wages and working conditions
- Full traceability at all stages – from the farms all the way to us
100 % merinould
We recommend a washing bag and Lanullva's own wool wash for all our collections and hand wash for the Eilif collection. Wool garments that are knitted in 100% wool can be aired and do not need to be washed as often as normal clothes.
Woolen products cannot withstand stain removers.
After washing, the garment can be carefully stretched and dried flat. This is particularly important for the thin Havbris wool collection.
Please wash the wool garment before use. This means that the fine and airy knitting method that is Lanullva's distinctive feature sticks better. This applies especially to the wool products from the thick Hustadvika wool collection.
- Detergent for wool
- Centrifugation max 400 revolutions
- Do not tumble dry
- Wash a few wool products at a time, and wash Lanullva by itself.
- Do not mix more textiles with wool in the washing machine
Traceability – from the farm to you
When Gunn Anne Vinje Lyngstad took over the family business, it was not just the world's warmest knitting method that was inherited. She also took with her her parents' love of animals and the wild nature of the North West.
Wool from the world's happiest sheep
Through our collaboration with Nativa, we can say that we get wool from the world's happiest sheep.
We know exactly which farms we get our merino wool from, how the sheep are doing, from feeding and care, to management of nature and good working conditions.
Mulesing-free wool - always
None of the farms Lanullva collaborates with practice the controversial treatment mulesing. This would be a breach of our comprehensive certification scheme.
We send out packages the same day we receive your order. The delivery time is 1-4 days. In high season it may take a little longer, but we strive to send the goods as quickly as possible. Dispatch takes place on all working days (Mon-Sat).
- Click & collect ( Our stores here )
- Fixed low shipping price NOK 69
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