Disana's beautiful buntings made from soft, organic boiled wool from head to toe will keep your little one cozy and warm all winter long, in even the harshest of weather.  The bunting features a large hood, roll-up cuffs on both the arms and legs, and lovely large tagua nut buttons down the front;  all of these details help to make these boiled wool overalls a unique and special addition to your baby’s wardrobe.  

The air woven into the fulled wool regulates temperature and humidity like no other fabric.  The high lanoline content in Disana wool envelops every single fibre, making the bunting almost waterproof. Both these effects make the boiled wool bunting excellent to wear over baby‘s clothes when playing and romping about in the snow.  Disana's newly designed bunting has also been given a newly shaped hood, which makes it even more comfortable to wear for the very littlest ones in particular;  the large hood provides a more snug fit around the face. The hood and neck part are now lined with fine organic cotton to ensure that there is no itchy fabric in these sensitive areas.

Disana's boiled wool is a very special natural fabric.  Boiled wool is soft and light, so it is very comfortable for babies to wear.  Boiled wool also protects against cold, is almost entirely windproof, and balances hot and cold temperatures.  When wool is boiled, thousands of tiny air bubbles are trapped in by the material, forming an entirely natural barrier against hot and cold temperatures.  The result is a fabric that keeps your baby snug and dry while letting your baby's skin breathe.  

Made by disana, this bunting is 100% organic boiled virgin Merino wool.  This wool is finely crimped, does not itch and feels soft and cozy against baby's sensitive skin. 

Made in Germany 

Care:  Boiled wool articles are easy to care for.  It should be cleaned very gently by hand.  The lanolin contained in wool protects the fabric from dirt and harsh environments.  If your boiled wool article does get dirty, you can shake or brush the dirt out very carefully.  If the boiled wool becomes stinky, just leave the article out overnight to air out, or in the bathroom while you shower (the humidity from the shower will help foul smells to disappear and will smooth out wrinkles).  If you do need to wash boiled wool, just wash by hand in tepid water using a mild wool wash.  Do not wring, squeeze, or rub wool.  Lay flat to dry.