Short guides by our designer Bettina Lindblom on what’s good to know about sizes, washing, stains and wool accessories for winter babywearing.

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Sizes for babies, children and adults

ManyMonths, MaM and MaD size guide

Our clothes grow with your child, so a size covers a stage, not a birthday. The guide explains how to choose:

• Choose by your child’s height, not by age.
• A garment with two size names spans both stages.
• Between two sizes? Choose the larger one.
• MaM and MaD follow European sizes, so choose the size you usually wear.

13 pages, PDF, about 6 MB

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Stains on wool and how to remove them

Oh no, a stain!

Natural wool resists stains well, and most marks lift easily with the right steps:

• Act fast, use lukewarm water, about 30 °C, and dab instead of rubbing.
• Gall soap on the spot, then a good rinse.
• Let mud dry, freeze chewing gum, dissolve tree sap with hand sanitiser.
• Never hot water, enzymes, bleach or baking soda on natural wool.

14 pages, PDF, about 5 MB. Milk, poo and wee, berries, mud, chewing gum, tree sap, sweat.

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Washing wool clothes

Wash less. Air more.

Wool cleans itself in fresh air, so it needs far fewer washes than you might think:

• Air your Woollies between wears and spot clean small marks.
• When washing is needed, we recommend hand washing. The wool programme at 30 °C with a gentle spin works too.
• Use a wool detergent without enzymes.
• Reshape and dry flat, away from radiators and strong sun.

8 pages, PDF, about 1.3 MB

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Wool accessories for babywearing

Wool you carry me?

Which wool accessories keep your baby warm in a carrier or sling on chilly days, from autumn walks to winter babywearing.

• The Elephant Hood keeps the head, ears, neck and upper back warm in one go, no scarf needed.
• Choose trousers with long cuffs and no integrated feet. In the carrier, the long cuffs keep the ankles warm.
• Put Long Tube Baby Booties or Adjustable Winter Booties on your baby’s feet.
• On the coldest days, Tube Warmers keep the legs warm and Long Cuff Mittens the hands.

9 pages, PDF, about 5 MB

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