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Merino wool onesie
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An all-in-one for the whole year. Keeps you warm from head to toe without riding up. 🤍
Pure merino wool, soft enough for sensitive skin, worn directly on the body. Warms when it's cool, stays comfortable when it gets warm – your child won't sweat or freeze, from head to toe.
Whether under a snowsuit, as a sleep companion, at daycare, or at home – one piece for almost any situation. Golden snaps complete the look.
Double-stitched placket for reliable stability – stands up to everyday family life.
Material: 100% merino wool (mulesing-free), GOTS-certified.
Care: Wool wash cycle or hand wash with wool detergent.
Important: The all-in-one is generously sized – choose one size smaller for smaller children.
Available from size 56 to 98.
Why Liebchen 🤍
We don't test softness in the lab, but on the founder's children – who tore off any other wool and only wear Liebchen voluntarily. If my three keep something on, I know it's good enough for yours.
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That's why Merino 🤍
Don't sweat, don't freeze
Warms you when it's cool, cools you when it's warm – the same fiber, all year round.
Does not scratch
So soft that children can wear them directly on their skin – no tugging, no taking off.
Doesn't smell that fast
Merino hardly absorbs odors – airing it out is often enough instead of washing.
Won't get sticky
Absorbs moisture before it feels wet – stays comfortable during play.
Grows with you, lasts long
Elastic knit stretches across multiple sizes – a piece that stays with you instead of being outgrown.
Fewer items in the cupboard
A well-designed merino layer replaces a stack of seasonal clothing.

WHY LIEBCHEN EXISTS
"Wool is itchy" - I thought so too.
I was looking for the softest merino wool and couldn't find it in stores. So, I had it made myself: ethically in Portugal, according to my specifications. Today, my children wear nothing else. That's the only test that matters to me.







