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Woolen socks
It doesn't matter if it's summer or winter, wool socks are a MUST HAVE from the very first days of your baby's life 🤍
▫️Features:
- adapts to body temperature and retains heat,
- has roughness, so it massages the soles of the feet and improves blood circulation,
- hand-knitted, washed and ready to use.
Handmade
The uniqueness of handmade products gives you the opportunity to have a special personal item that is full of warmth and love.
Materials
100% sheep wool
Maintenance
To keep the socks soft and warm for little feet for a long time:
- You don't need to wash it often, just air it out.
- Hand wash, gently, in cool water.
- Use wool detergent or a mild detergent.
- Dry naturally, after stretching/shaping and laying horizontally.
- Do not use bleach.
- Do not compare.
For the love of children
It is a source of warm memories. Here, every handmade children's garment carries a story, created with heart and hands. It is not just clothing, but also a reflection of love and creativity.
Clothes that make history
Do you have any questions?
Are the materials used in the clothing safe for sensitive skin?
We understand how important it is to protect your child's skin. Our handmade clothes are made from high-quality fabrics that are gentle on sensitive skin. In addition, we recommend washing the fabrics using a mild, eco-friendly detergent to reduce the risk of any skin irritation.
How long will it take for me to receive my order?
Each garment is made carefully and carefully, so sometimes it can take a while. If the order is standard - the order duration is usually 2-3 working days. If the order is exclusive or, for example, with your child's name - then the delivery time depends on the availability of our shipping team. If the order is needed by a specific date, please contact us and we will try to fulfill your request.
Can you gift wrap my order?
Yes! We offer a gift wrapping service to make your gift even more special. Simply mark in your cart that you want your order to be gift wrapped.
