Basics Merino Wool Bodysuit Mystery Colour

Our inner layers (such as singlets and pyjamas) are designed with a slim fit and sit close to the body. Our outer layers have a more relaxed fit to allow for comfortable layering underneath, with added length to help cover hands and feet.

The good news is that all of our Merino wool garments are machine washable. We recommend using a wool cycle where possible, but a gentle cycle works well too — just be sure to wash in cold water. Shrinkage can occur when wool is exposed to heat and friction, particularly with fully knitted garments, so keeping the water cold is key.

Our pieces can be tumble dried on low heat or an air-dry setting. That said, Merino wool dries quickly on its own, so laying flat to dry is often the safest option.

We also recommend

• Close all zips before washing
• Use a laundry or delicates bag where possible to reduce friction and protect against zippers or hooks

Please refer to the care label on each garment for detailed washing instructions.

New to wool? Merino wool has a very distinctive smell when it is wet — many people describe it as similar to a “wet dog” smell. This is a completely natural and unavoidable characteristic of wool, and in fact, it’s one of the ways you can tell the garment is made from 100% Merino wool.

If you’re not used to it, the smell can be unpleasant while the garment is wet. The good news is that once the garment is fully dry, the smell is no longer obvious. There is nothing you need to do to remove it — simply allow the garment to dry properly and the smell will naturally improve.

As an animal fibre, wool has an odour that is different from cotton or synthetic fabrics. This is normal, not a defect, and not harmful to your child. You may notice the smell is strongest when garments are first washed or received, but it becomes much less noticeable once dry.

We use premium Merino wool sourced from Australia, known for its softness, durability, and natural performance. Our garments are then knitted and manufactured in China in partnership with trusted, certified manufacturers who align with our quality and ethical values.

Our manufacturing partners hold internationally recognised certifications, including:

• BSCI, ensuring fair and ethical working conditions
• OEKO-TEX® Standard 100, confirming our garments are free from harmful substances and safe for sensitive skin
• Woolmark Licence, guaranteeing the authenticity and quality of the Merino wool
• RWS (Responsible Wool Standard), supporting responsible land management and animal welfare

Although our wool is not yet certified organic, we are committed to ongoing improvement and are actively exploring more sustainable and organic options for the future.

We want you to love your purchase. If something isn’t quite right, you can request a return via our returns portal. To make an exchange, simply include the size you’d like in the notes section of your request and we’ll handle it for you.

Return postage is the responsibility of the customer, as we don’t offer prepaid return labels. Once your return is received in its original condition, we’ll issue a refund to your original payment method.

If you’re exchanging an item, we’ll send the replacement at no extra shipping cost once your return arrives. Any sale pricing or discount code used on the original order will be honoured on the exchange item.