Reiff Wool Nappy Cover - Stripes (GOTS Certified Organic) *Last ones

Reiff Wool Nappy Cover - Stripes (GOTS Certified Organic) *Last ones*Last of the stripey nappy covers by Reiff. N. B These run smaller than Disana's covers so check our recommended age range. For chubby thighs we recommend Disana Wool Nappy Covers. Like Disana, Reiff's nappy covers are knitted from pure 100% certified organic merino wool and are naturally breathable which is great for baby's bottom and also for preventing nappy rash. They are ideal for overnight use, they are comfortable and don't leave red marks

*Last of the stripey nappy covers by Reiff. N.B - These run smaller than Disana's covers so check our recommended age range. For chubby thighs we recommend Disana Wool Nappy Covers.

Like Disana, Reiff's nappy covers are knitted from pure 100% certified organic merino wool and are naturally breathable which is great for baby's bottom and also for preventing nappy rash. They are ideal for overnight use, they are comfortable and don't leave red marks around the legs and waist as many other nappy covers do.

Made of two layers of fine organic merino wool, these woollen overpants work from birth to potty for day or night use. Their high knitted waistband not only stops leaks, it keeps baby’s tummy lovely and warm, helping to soothe wind and colic. 

How do they work? The woollen cover absorb excess urine, which binds with the lanolin and is neutralised, so if the cover feels damp, simply leave it to dry out in the fresh air. Thanks to the natural self-cleaning function of wool fibres, the pants are left hygienically clean. 

11 great reasons to use Wool Nappy Covers:

1. Merino wool is breathable, keeping baby's bum aired and non sweaty
2. it helps regulate body temperature keeping baby warm when it's cool and cool when it's hot
3. wicks moisture away from the skin keeping baby feeling comfortable
4. wool can absorb up to 30% of its weight meaning leaks are contained
5. wool doesn't hold odours, a simple airing is enough to make the cover smell as good as new
6. wool is a sustainable natural fibre that needs little washing, reducing the impact on the environment
7. wool is naturally antibacterial which helps prevent nappy rash
8. Reiff nappy covers have two layers of finely knitted merino wool which increases the surface area of the wool fibres and makes them very effective against leaks
9. Organic Merino wool is hypoallergenic and suitable for sensitive skins. Organic wool doesn't contain any chemicals used to extract the lanolin from wool which lead some people to believe they are allergic to wool. 
10. Reiff's wool covers are very elastic so they do not restrict baby's movements but still contain leaks
11. Lastly they come in some great colours and look absolutely adorable on!

100% Organic Merino Wool GOTS certified
Made in Germany by Reiff Strickwaren

Colours: Navy/Sky Blue Stripe, Berry/Rose Stripe

Sizing (these run smaller than Disana so check our recommended age)

• XS premmie/newborn-2 months
• Small 0-4 months 62/68
  
• Medium 4-9 months 74/80 
  
• Large 9-18 months 86/92
  
• XL 18m-3 years 98/104

Brand: Reiff Strickwaren
Designed in: Germany
Country of manufacture: Germany
Origin of fibre: Argentina
Certifications: kbT, GOTS certified, IVN Best certified
Fabric structure: 100% organic merino virgin wool 
Dyes: Free from heavy metals and harmful AZO-dyes
Biodegradable: Yes
Machine Washable: No (see our guide to washing wool)

Care: Gentle Handwash only - lukewarm water with wool shampoo. Consult our Wool Washing Guide.  For easy handwashing try one of our no-rinse eco wool shampoos for delicates. 

Made with care in Germany by Reiff Strickwaren - a family-run brand known for ecological textiles and ethical production.

Cleaning and lanolising: The covers contain natural lanolin which increases their effectiveness. If all the lanolin in the woollen cover is used up (usually after a month) or if the pants have been washed, lanolin can be added back. The simplest way to do so is with the disana organic lanolin treatment, which replenishes the lanolin content. I find it is necessary to wash and lanolise about once a month.

No need to wash after each use, just air between uses and alternate with a second cover. If the cover gets soiled then it will need a wash. They can be used effectively straight away and they will only get better with time as the fibres fluff up and felt a little with use. 

*Tip: for heavy wetters or overnight use, add an additional booster pad made up of a folded muslin nappy square or use a large brushed cotton liner.