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Long-sleeved bodysuit made of merino wool
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The body that stays put. No riding up, no cold tummy. 🤍
Fine merino rib knit that feels like a second skin – soft enough for sensitive baby skin, worn directly against the body. Warms when it's cool, stays comfortable when it gets warm: your child won't sweat or freeze.
Double-stitched placket and gold snap fasteners – opens and closes reliably, withstands daily family life and many washes.
Shape-retaining and growing with your child, fits for several months – a body that stays.
Material: 100% Merino wool (mulesing-free), GOTS-certified.
Care: Merino hardly absorbs odors – often airing instead of washing is enough. If washing is necessary: hand wash or wool cycle, then air dry flat.
Growing rib structure, fits flexibly for several months.
Available from size 56 (newborn) to 98. When in doubt, choose the larger size – Liebchen grows with your child.
Why Liebchen 🤍
We don't test softness in a lab, but on the founder's children – who have ripped off every other wool garment and only willingly wear Liebchen. If my three keep one thing 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.
