Wool Longies are back! New colour Mushroom. 

100% organic wool longies by . Longies are designed as a Winter cloth nappy cover but can also be worn simply as lovely double thickness warm woollen pants.

A trim wool nappy cover designed to work over any cloth nappy system - particularly our Disana tie-on nappy system -  these wool nappy pants will keep your bub feeling dry and comfortable throughout the day and night. For night use, boost them with the Ruskovilla . Also brilliant over any nappy as snug winter pants or as tights. Double thickness, great for floor dwellers with their soft knees.

Nappy pants 100% organic merino wool, long leg, double layered.

Colour: Mushroom

Sizes (fitted but stretchy): 80 (9-24m), 90 (2-3 yrs)

Made in Finland by Ruskovilla

Instructions for use: 

Woollen Nappy pants are used together with cotton nappies that are sufficiently absorbent. Wash new nappy pants by hand before use, to make them soft and absorbent. New cotton nappies, too, need to be washed 2-3 times before their reach their best absorbency. 

Woollen nappy pants don't need to be washed at every nappy change. If they are not soiled, then it is enough just to air them. If the nappy pants are soiled, rinse off by spraying and wash them with gentle wool soap. Stains can be removed with Sonett/Disana's Gall Soap stain remover.

Sheep's wool contains lanolin, a fatty substance which chemically binds urine acids and converts them to lanolin soap. That is why any smell of urine disappears from the woollen pants on airing. With continued washing however the lanolin is lost. For this reason, woollen nappy pants should be retreated with lanolin form time to time (after about every second or third washing). Please be patient with new nappy pants - the wool begins its work slowly, so on the first days of use some damp may penetrate through. 

Note! If a woollen garment is not in continuous use, it should be kept meanwhile in a sealed plastic bag - the less desirable lovers of wool (moths, beetles etc.) are so fond of it that they might otherwise eat it!

Care: Air frequently - wash seldom - protect against moths

Wool is self-cleaning: it reacts with oxygen in the air and neutralises sweat. Frequent airing reduces the need to wash your garment. Wash wool preferably by hand in lukewarm water. Use Disana's organic wool shampoo for wool and silk. Stains disappear with Sonett gall soap. Shape the garment whilst damp. The garment shrinks a little in the first wash. Protect wool against moths and beetles. When not in daily use, store it in a sealed plastic bag. Keep the product bag for storage.