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Loved clothes last. We want to help you get the best from your Woollykins for years to come.
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We love Disana's cloth nappy system. 100% organic and plastic-free for natural, toxic-free nappying. We used the Disana system for all three of our babies.
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How to Naturally Dye Easter Eggs and Chocolate Free Easter Gift Ideas
It’s so easy to make your own beautiful natural dyed eggs with prints from the garden and pantry. We do a new batch every year and between Easter's we keep them in a special box, packed away like precious baubles. It's such a joy getting them out each year for our Autumn table decoration and making a new set to add to the collection from whatever is in the garden that year. Here's how to make plant dyed eggs...
Why we Started reNEWool - our Circular Fashion Initiative
Did you know that in the past, excess wool from textile mills was given or sold to local farmers for compost because it’s rich in nitrogen? Wool was once an essential part of a natural, circular system. Unfortunately, today most textile waste is contaminated with microplastics and toxic dyes, making responsible wool recycling more important than ever. Read more about why we started our reNEWool circular clothing initiative...
How to Dress your Child for the Snow Without the Plastics
Skiiing with kids, mountain climbing or hiking the hills? Whatever family adventure you have planned be sure you’re well dressed with Woollykins! The best material for a child’s under layers is organic merino wool With GOTS certification, you can be sure that your child is wearing toxin-free fibres against their precious skin – our largest, most responsive organ. Read on for our top layering tips and shop our SNOW EDIT for all our favourite natural Ski essentials that won’t cost the planet.
What’s the best wool for baby clothes?
We love 100% organic merino wool or a merino wool and silk blend. These delicate fibres are warm, non-toxic, hypoallergenic, moisture wicking and more. Read on...
How to Wear Merino Wool in Summer
Summer is all about wool here at Woollykins. Our family wears wool all year round - Yes, even in the Summer! Merino wool helps regulate body temperature and doesn't feel all sweaty - ask a farmer! Find out why wool is so great for the family all year round...
The Cost of Cloth Nappies vs Disposable Nappies - A Modern Dilemma
Disposable Nappies are still relatively new but in our ever depleting world, do we need to go back to cloth and ditch the plastic all together? Here is the low down on why we believe the Disana nappy system is the best for bub, the planet and the purse...
How to Protect Your Wool Clothing from Moths
Throughout Spring, as the soil warms up and the creatures of the Earth start to emerge from the Winter, so too are those pesky clothes moth larvae stocking up on their favourite food (i.e. wool) in order to continuing their lifecycle throughout the warmer months - laying eggs and hatching and munching on your favourite wool clothing and so on. Read on below for our Step by Step guide to looking after your wool clothing over the Summer months to prevent it becoming a moth's lunch. Loved clothes really do last.
