Our materials Naturally sustainable from the start
As a manufacturer of organic textiles, we care about the quality and origin of our raw materials. They are certified according to OEKO-TEX® Standard 100, product class 1 – the class for babies and toddlers.
This stands for strict standards in ecological production, safe working conditions and results that are kind to the skin.
Cotton
The all-rounder for everyday comfort
Cotton is our most-used natural fibre – strong, breathable and reliable. It’s easy to care for, soft against the skin and absorbs moisture well. Because it can be washed and ironed at high temperatures, cotton is also especially hygienic – ideal for babies and young children.
Our standard
We use certified organic cotton, grown without synthetic pesticides, fertilisers or defoliants. This lowers the risk of skin irritation and makes our textiles especially suitable for sensitive baby skin.
Wool
Natural warmth and clever climate control
Soft, cosy and naturally regulating – wool and merino wool are comfortable all year round. Their fibre structure keeps warm in winter and breathes in summer. Thanks to natural lanolin (wool wax), wool is also odour-neutralising, self-cleaning and mildly antibacterial.
Our standard
Our organic wool comes from farms that practise species-appropriate and ethical animal husbandry, and it is strictly mulesing-free.
Silk
A natural fibre for sensitive skin
Silk is the finest and lightest natural fibre we use – yet it’s very strong and elastic. It absorbs moisture without feeling wet and regulates temperature naturally, keeping your child’s skin comfortable in every season.
Our standard
Our bourette silk, made from the remaining cocoon fibres, contains natural antimicrobial substances known to be calming and anti-inflammatory – ideal for sensitive or irritated skin. It is 100% free from insecticides and pesticides.
Synthetic fibres
Extra strength where it matters
A few of our textiles contain carefully selected synthetic fibres such as polyester, elastane, polyurethane resin or phthalate-free polypropylene. They make cloth nappies and other high-use items keep their shape, elasticity and lifespan.
Our standard
The proportion of each fibre is listed in the product description of every item.
Packaging
Sustainable from product to parcel
We avoid unnecessary packaging wherever we can. To keep our textiles safe on their journey – often across Europe – some protective material is still needed, and we keep working on making it more ecological.
Our standard
Our packaging is mostly made from recycled paper and cardboard. Cloth nappy sets come in practical, reusable fabric bags.