• Underwear
• Pajama

The 18.5-micron wool fiber of Midori Merino is so fine and soft that it doesn't cause itching sensation, it's thinner than a human hair. Merino is ideal for very sensitive skin, such as that of a newborn baby, reducing the risk of allergies. Moreover, Merino is highly durable, long-lasting, and incredibly elastic. Each Merino wool fiber is made up of elastic elements that can bend 20,000 times without breaking. Due to its hypoallergenic, breathable, and moisture-absorbing qualities, it's perfect for taking care of your child's skin.

It is only recommended to lanolize if you plan to use it as a pull-up trainer or diaper cover.

Steps to lanolize your Big Kid's Merino Superfine Wool Short:

• Spread lanolin directly onto the wool garment and let it dry, or...
• Dilute the lanolin in hot water and then soak the wool garment in warm water with the diluted lanolin, and let it soak for a few hours. In both treatments, it's best to repeat this process 2 to 3 times to reinforce the lanolizing.

Just 5g per wool garment to be lanolized is sufficient. Follow the step-by-step video tutorial for Lanolizing Wool Garments.

We simply wash the stained area using liquid wool detergent or mild soap, gently scrubbing with the same garment or a very soft-bristle brush. After rinsing, we'll lay it flat to dry (no clips).

In the case of a diaper only soiled with urine, allow the cover and liner to dry flat, and once dry, you can reuse them without needing to wash. Repeat this process as long as there are no stains or unpleasant odors present.

1. For stained areas, use liquid wool detergent or mild soap. Gently scrub using the same garment or a soft-bristle brush.

2. Rinse thoroughly to remove detergent or soap residue.

3. Lay the item flat to dry. Avoid using clothespins or clips.

4. If dealing with a diaper only soiled with urine, allow the cover and liner to dry flat. Once dry, they can be reused without washing.

5. Repeat these steps as long as there are no stains or unpleasant odors present.