Wool Wash with Lanolin for Merino Wool and Babywear - 100ml / 250ml / 500ml

Our wool wash with lanolin has been specially developed for washing wool, merino wool and woollen baby clothes. The mild formula cleans gently without affecting the natural properties of the wool, while helping to keep the fibres soft, supple and comfortable.

Merino wool is naturally self-cleaning, breathable and temperature-regulating. Wool owes these special properties partly to lanolin: the natural wool fat found in the fibres. Some of it can be lost during washing. By replenishing the wool with lanolin as you wash, your woollens stay beautiful for longer and keep their natural benefits.

That makes our wool wash with lanolin perfect for washing all our merino wool items. So you can give your favourite woollens exactly the care they deserve.

It's also a conscious choice for parents looking for a mild detergent for baby clothes, without unnecessary additives. The gentle formula is kind to delicate baby skin and suitable for both hand washing and your washing machine's wool programme.

• Specially developed for wool, cashmere and merino wool
• Free from harsh chemicals and toxins
• Preserves the quality of your fabrics
• Sustainable alternative to dry cleaning
• Cruelty-free
• Enriched with nourishing lanolin
• Suitable for baby clothes and baby laundry
• Gentle on delicate baby skin

A must-have for every parent and for your woollens.

Merino wool is one of the most loved materials for babies, and not without reason. This natural wool is known for its temperature-regulating, breathable and moisture-absorbing properties. This helps merino wool keep your baby comfortably warm when it's cold, and feel light and airy when it gets warmer.

Merino wool is also exceptionally soft, making it suitable for delicate baby skin. The fine fibres don't itch and feel comfortable, even with daily use. What's more, wool is naturally antibacterial, odour-resistant and self-cleaning, so it needs washing less often.

At Kico Label, we consciously choose high-quality, mulesing-free merino wool. A natural, sustainable choice that makes both your little one and the world around us happy.

Merino wool is often associated with warmth, but it's actually lovely on warmer days too.

As a mum, you want your baby to feel comfortable, even when it's warmer outside or the temperature changes throughout the day. Merino wool helps with that in a natural way. It breathes, feels light and adapts to your baby's temperature.

Getting warmer? The fabric stays airy and stops your baby from getting clammy or restless. That way, there's a lovely, snug feeling, without you having to think about it all the time.

It's exactly this unique combination that makes merino wool so special. It adapts to your baby's needs and offers comfort in every season. Whether you're on the go, enjoying quiet moments together at home or soaking up the sunshine outdoors, merino wool moves effortlessly with you.

Material:

Wool is naturally self-cleaning and repels dirt and odours, so washing usually isn't necessary. Often, airing is enough to make your woollen item fresh again.

Odours? Wool can sometimes smell a little sheepy

A subtle woolly scent is completely normal; it comes from the natural lanolin in the wool. It usually disappears by itself, but it may briefly return when the wool gets wet.

Spotted some fluff? That's normal too.

Wool fibres sometimes need a little time to settle. Shaking it out, airing it or gently vacuuming is often enough. Is the fluff still there? Then put the item in the freezer overnight.

Stains? Here's how to deal with them

Spot-treat stains with a damp cloth (or, for a stubborn stain, with pure ox gall soap). Usually you don't need to wash the whole item.

Washing it anyway? Follow these steps

1. Wash by hand or on a wool programme.
2. Use lukewarm water (max. 20-30°C).
3. Use our own Kico Label wool wash with lanolin (or The Lab Co. for vegan washing).
4. Don't soak, rub or wring.
5. If you use the washing machine, choose a low spin speed (max. 400 rpm) and don't leave your woollen item sitting in the machine for long.
6. Dry the item flat and avoid direct sunlight. Don't hang wool up, to prevent it losing its shape.

Important: Wool is a natural material and every washing machine works differently. Washing is therefore always at your own risk.