This beautiful breathable and warm slip is made from organic merino wool and silk. It's composition of merino wool and silk maintains the bodies optimal temperature in the summer and winter.

• 70% organic Merino wool and 30% pure silk
• mulesing free
• GOTS certified
• naturally breathable
• silk naturally antibacterial
• made in Germany

This is made from a blend of 70% organic Merino wool and 30% pure silk. This product is certified by IVN as Best which meets exceeds GOTS organic standards.

Wool absorbs moisture, up to 40% of its own weight, and will keep your child dry, protecting the health and well-being of the little ones. With its insulating qualities wool naturally regulates the body temperature – nice and warm when it’s chilly and cooling on the body when it’s hot. Ideal for both winter and summer.

Please note that german garments, sizes bigger than french.

Please contact me for measurements @ hello@arbrebleu.com

Merino Wool and Silk products:

Wool is very elastic. It is dirt and water resistant and has a temperature and warmth regulating effect. It keeps better warm than all other materials and regulates cutaneous respiration and the oxygen exchange. It can absorb up to 35% of its own weight of moisture without feeling wet. Besides, wool is aliphatic by nature.

Due to the wool’s characteristic of being dirt-repellent frequent washing is not necessary as wool regenerates itself by airing-out in air containing a lot of oxygen.

The silk thread is an animal albumen fibre which is extracted from the cocoon of the silkworm and which is similar to the wool fibre structure and in its characteristics. The extraordinary length of this natural silk fibre, its tensile strength, finesse and its characteristic grip, turn silk into one of the finest textile materials. Silk is especially eudermic and has a shiny surface. Silk actively balances temperature, i.e. it gives warmth when it is cold and cools down when warm. Silk is suitable for people with sensitive skin.

Silk can take up 40 % of its own weight as moisture. It regenerates, similarly to wool, in fresh air and does not have to washed frequently. We advise to only hand wash silk in warm water without rubbing. Avoid when drying your silk clothes long and direct sun as otherwise the fibre gets brittle and loses its firmness.

Care instructions for Merino Wool and Silk

Underwear from wool and wool/silk should be washed by hand with a wool detergent. Please do not soak, rub, wring or toss your underwear in water. It is important that the washing and the rinsing water have the same temperature that wool does not suffer a cold shock which causes felting. After washing wrap the underwear in a towel, wring and pull it in form and let it dry flat.

Pay attention to care labels on each product. Here are explanation of the most common symbols which can be found on our prdocts

Wash

Machine wash

Delicate machine wash

Special delicate machine wash

Hand wash

The numbers in the tub indicate the maximum washing temperature, which should not be exceeded. The line underneath the tub requires a (mechanically) softer treatment (delicate wash) and marks washing cycles suitable for wash-and-wear and mechanically delicate articles. A double line indicates washing cycles with a more minimized mechanic, e.g. for wool.

 

Iron

Hot iron

Medium hot iron

Do not hot iron! Be careful when steam ironing

Do not iron

The points in the iron indicate the levels of temperature of the respective iron.

 

Tumble Drying

Drying with normal thermal load

Drying with reduced thermal load

Do not tumble dry

The points stand for the drying level of the tumble dryer.

 

Bleach

Chlorine and oxygen bleach admissible

Non-chlorine bleach only

Do not bleach

 

Dry Clean

Do not Dry Clean

Do not wet clean

The letters are for chemical dry clean and indicate which active solvents can be used. The beam underneath the circle stands for a reduced mechanical treatment, addition of moisture and/or temperature when dry cleaning.

This symbol marks articles which can be wet cleaned. Normally it is in the second line under the symbol for chemical dry cleaning. The beam underneath the circle indicates a reduced mechanical treatment. (see washing).

Engel 'Nature at its best', started off producing knitted nappies in the 1960s. Today our range contains underwear, nightwear and outerwear for babies and children.

Besides organic cotton we use the finest organic Merino virgin wool and natural organic Merino virgin wool with silk. All the dyestuffs we use are free from heavy metals and have always been free from harmful AZO-dyes. For colouring our woollen textiles we use only reactive dye, which compounds particularly well with fibre and stands out for its excellent fastness. We abstain from any kind of chemical finishing with our textile processing. Basically all used agents should be bio-degradable and must not pollute soil, air and water.

All of the metal parts that we employ are free from nickel; other materials stem from natural renewable resources. It is also part of our company’s philosophy to consider aspects of ecological production and waste management as well as human ecological standpoints. We also place a value on short routes of transport as well as on social aspects.

As a founding member of the ‘Arbeitskreis Naturtextil e.V.’ and the International Association Natural Textile Industry e.V. as well as a main initiator of an international ecological textile standard, we will continue to be committed to superior ecological quality – for your skin and for the love of our environment.

Engel

Size Chart

Every child is unique. Measure before you buy.

SIZE	FULL BODY LENGTH IN CM	CHEST CIRC. IN CM	WAIST CIRC. IN CM	HIP CIRC.  IN CM	APPROX. AGE	UK Size
50	40-50	41-43	41-43	41-43	0-1 months	1
56	51-56	43-45	43-45	43-45	1-2 months	1
62	57-62	45-47	45-47	45-47	2-3 months	2
68	63-68	47-49	46-48	47-49	3-6 months	2
74	69-74	49-51	47-49	49-51	6-9 months	3
80	75-80	51-53	48-50	51-53	9-12 months	3
86	81-86	52-54	49-51	52-53	12-18 months	4
92	87-92	53-55	50-52	53-56	18-24 months	4-5
98	93-98	54-56	51-53	55-58	2-3 years	5-6
104	99-104	55-57	52-54	57-60	3-4 years	6-7
110	105-110	56-58	53-55	59-62	4-5 years	7
116	111-116	57-59	54-56	61-64	5-6 years	8
122	117-122	58-62	55-58	63-67	6 years	8-9
128	123-128	61-65	57-59	66-70	6-7 years	9-10
134	129-134	64-68	58-61	69-73	7-8 years	10-11
140	135-140	67-71	60-62	72-76	8 years	11