Mulesing-free means that the wool comes from sheep that have not undergone the practice known as mulesing. Mulesing is a controversial method used to prevent sheep from being infected by flies (mainly blowflies) by removing a portion of the skin around the tail. It is painful for the sheep and is often performed without anesthesia. Wool products labeled as "mulesing-free" come from farmers who commit to not practicing mulesing and ensure that their sheep are not subjected to this painful procedure.

Woolmark is an international certification that distinguishes products made from pure, live wool (sheared from living animals). The certification guarantees that the yarn is unprocessed and has never been used before. The content of non-wool fibers must not exceed 5%.

Standard 100 OEKO-TEX® is an international certification granted to textile products that do not contain harmful chemical substances. This certification ensures that our products are safe for children and adults, as well as for the environment.

This certification ensures the product meets specific safety standards. These include the quality of materials used in production, product durability and strength, the absence of toxic substances or allergens, safe structural elements, and proper labeling. With this certification, parents can be confident the product is safe for their child.

Products that meet requirements in areas such as flame resistance, labeling and marking, packaging, and storage. They guarantee the absence of hazardous dyes, heavy metals, phthalates, and other dangerous substances.

Merino wool has thermoregulatory properties that help keep you warm on cold days while also protecting against overheating on warmer days. It is environmentally friendly and biodegradable. It is an antibacterial material with self-cleaning properties. It resists absorbing dirt and does not require frequent washing—usually, airing it out is enough. It provides natural UV protection, offering extra safety during outdoor play.