Wool keeps you warm when it's cold and cools you when it's warm. There's no sweating. You can wear our favorite lined items from -15 to +20 degrees. We have thinner products for warmer temperatures. Basically, it's possible to wear new wool all year round. Why not? After all, our sheep on the dike wear their wool with pride.

Thanks to the natural impregnation (lanolin), the "dirt" simply falls off and the moisture beads up on the garment. Simply brush it out and your favorite item is clean again. Rain beads up on the garment, the natural layer of fat on the boiled wool ensures this. Why not benefit from the "sheep's raincoat"?!

If a conventional winter suit makes your child look stiff and fully lined, a boiled wool suit is light, soft and it's hard to believe that this little bit of fabric keeps your child warm. It does. And in a very special way. Give your little darling the freedom of movement he needs for his development.

What is particularly important to us is the welfare of the animals, because without them we wouldn't have this incredibly great material. That's why we only buy wool felt that is produced without mulesing and this year we are donating €1 for every felted article sold to an institution that campaigns against "mulesing" in sheep. Mulesing is a terrible method of keeping flies and their eggs away from sheep. It involves cutting away the skin from the rear end with a sharp knife without anesthesia.