Baby Long Sleeve Envelope Neck Top by Hocosa - Organic Merino/Silk (0-3y)

Baby Long Sleeve Envelope Neck Top by Hocosa - Organic Merino/Silk (0-3y)New! Wool silk tops for babies and toddlers in a cheerful range of bright colours made in Switzerland by Hocosa. These silky smooth thermals are soft on baby's skin and make a great base layer, top or pyjamas. The envelope neck makes dressing your little one easy. Organic merino wool and silk in a perfectly balanced blend. Excellent as a base layer for winter, and also great for spring and summer to help keep your little one comfortable and cool. An

New! Wool/silk tops for babies and toddlers in a cheerful range of bright colours made in Switzerland by Hocosa. These silky smooth thermals are soft on baby's skin and make a great base layer, top or pyjamas. The envelope neck makes dressing your little one easy.

Organic merino wool and silk in a perfectly balanced blend. Excellent as a base layer for winter, and also great for spring and summer to help keep your little one comfortable and cool. An all season soft fibre blend suited to people with especially sensitive skin and perfect to wear against the skin. 

Colours: Sea Blue, Old Rose, Clover Green, Brick Red

Sizes: 50/56 (0-3m), 62/68 (3-6m), 74/80 (6-12m), 86/92 (12-24m), 98/104 (2-3y)

Brand: Hocosa
Designed in: Switzerland
Country of manufacture: Switzerland
Certifications: GOTS
Fabric structure: 70% organic merino wool, 30% silk (175gsm)
100% Biodegradable: Yes
Machine Washable: Yes (See our guide to washing wool and silk)
Machine wash treatment:  Naturetexx  - Not Superwash.

Care: Handwashing recommended, but can be washed on a cold machine wool wash with a natural Enzyme-free wool shampoo like Sonett. Gently reshaping before drying is important to maintain length and shape with all wool clothing. Dry in shade. Stains can be removed effectively with ox gall stain remover.  See wool care products and our guide to washing wool and silk.

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.