Children merino wool blanket

Not only since Linus from the Peanuts we know: Life without your own blanket is possible, but uncomfortable. Just as Linus can't be found without his Schmusedecke, our offspring also like to snuggle up in the soft, warming security of a wool blanket: in the incipient chill of a summer evening on the patio, on the sofa during a family evening together, on the bed while reading and reading aloud, and even during travel, when the frequency of the question "When will we be there?" decreases and the heaviness of the eyelids increases.
This children's blanket is not only tailored to the offspring in terms of its dimensions, but above all thanks to its natural material a year-round companion: woven from fine merino wool, it warms pleasantly and is at the same time so breathable and temperature-balancing that perhaps the person at the summer garden barbecue, but in no case your child will be bathed in sweat. Typically robust and durable, the merino wool blanket with stoic dignity and composure accepts even an energetic handling, if even the last corner is pulled to snuggle in. Last but not least, the neatly bound edges ensure that the wool blanket retains its shape and frame.

Two basic properties make merino wool such a valuable material for children's clothing and home textiles.
1. Their outstanding temperature-balancing effect:
Merino sheep provide a distinctly soft, fine wool, to which the animals owe their much-vaunted resilience. Not even the sometimes extreme temperature differences of their natural habitat can harm merino sheep: In cold weather, their slightly crimped wool fibers are particularly effective at storing natural body heat; in hot weather, the fibers absorb a lot of body moisture and wick it away to the environment with a cooling effect. Last but not least, merino wool is particularly skin-friendly thanks to its very fine wool fibers; even wool-sensitive people feel comfortable in it.
2. Their natural ease of care:
Children's textiles not only have to be able to withstand a lot, they also have to be easy to care for. Pure new wool fibers offer this enormous advantage: they have a rough surface and a natural content of wool fat (lanolin). This is why virgin wool is self-cleaning, as it were - dirt particles can only adhere to the rough fiber surface with difficulty. So it is often enough to air the garment and brush out the dried dirt.