*See also the in a wider cut*

Engel's fine organic merino wool baby bodysuits are super soft and pure. Fine untreated organic merino wool worn against the skin provides all the benefits of wool for the health and wellbeing of your baby. 

These baby bodysuits can also accommodate a cloth nappy - we do recommend sizing up though as they run small. Engel baby bodysuits have three poppers that fasten at the front so they won't pull under the crotch area or press on the nappy area.  With its fine rib fabric these baby bodies are very comfortable and  designed to be worn fitted for the comfort and security of a newborn. Natural wool bodysuits are great over wool nappy covers and night nappies as they add an extra wetproof layer and any dampness or leaks that comes through the nappy will be wicked away from baby and not feel cold/wet. Simply air the bodysuit to clean any wee/wetness. Wash only when soiled. 

Sizes (slim fit - can size up):
50/56 0-3m, 62/68 3-6m, 74/80 6-12m, 86/92 12-24m, 98/104 2-3yrs

Colour: Natural undyed 100% organic merino wool

See also the wool/silk baby bodysuits by Engel **

*Like the Disana brand, many Engel items are priced according to size/colour*

Brand: 
Designed in: Germany
Country of manufacture: Germany
Certifications: IVN Best certified
Fabric structure: 100% organic merino virgin wool (200gsm)
Biodegradable: Yes
Dyes: Undyed
Machine Washable: No (see our )

Care: Handwash only. Size up by at least 2 sizes if you plan to use your wool machine wash - do so with caution with all Engel's natural untreated 100% merino pieces. For easy handwashing try one of our for delicates. Simply squeeze and soak woollens in tepid water for 15mins then slow spin (no rinse) in the machine to remove water and hang to dry. 

Note on using machine wash: Wool washing programmes of washing machines vary massively, therefore we can not grant warranty for any damages. With regards to using your wool washing machine cycle always use cold. If you choose to wash at 30 degrees the machine will still rinse with cold water and this shock to the fibres can cause the wool to shrink.