Baby Bodysuits

Merino-cashmere bodysuit — the first layer that works with your baby

A baby cannot yet regulate their temperature well during the first few months. Too warm or too cold — their little body has to work hard, and you notice it through restlessness or poor sleep. This fine-knit bodysuit made from 90% Merinowool and 10% cashmere takes care of that work. Merinowool breathes, insulates and wicks away moisture; cashmere makes the bodysuit just that little bit softer. So there is exactly one clever layer between your baby’s skin and the world.

Designed from experience with the tiniest babies

Daniëlle, founder of Moalie and a neonatal nurse with almost 30 years of experience, consciously chose Merinowool as the foundation of the Moalie collection. Not because it sounds appealing, but because wool as a first layer helps a baby stay at a comfortable temperature — and a baby who is at the right temperature is calmer.

"On the ward, I saw every day how much calm a stable temperature brings to a baby. A little body that does not have to fight against cold or heat has energy left for growing and sleeping." — Daniëlle, founder of Moalie & neonatal nurse

Why this bodysuit?

90% Merinowool, 10% cashmere

Merinowool has a much finer fibre than regular wool: soft, flexible and itch-free. The addition of cashmere makes the knit extra light and soft — a bodysuit you will keep reaching out to touch.

Regulates temperature and moisture

The wool fibre insulates when it is cold and wicks away heat and moisture when it gets warmer. This keeps your baby’s skin dry and comfortable — indoors, outdoors, in a baby carrier or under a sleeping bag.

Wooden buttons — at the shoulder and crotch

The wooden buttons at the shoulder create a wide neckline, making dressing a calm experience. The bodysuit also fastens with wooden buttons at the crotch — a natural detail that complements the other materials. Changing remains easy, even in the middle of the night.

Sand — warm sand

Sand is a warm, light sandy shade. Natural and unisex — beautiful on its own and wonderful combined with clove, cream and rice flower from the Moalie collection.

The foundation for every outfit

Wear the bodysuit on its own or as a first layer under trousers, a cardigan or a sleeping bag. Together with Moalie’s other merino essentials, it forms a layette that lasts all year — and can then be passed on to another baby.

Specifications

• Material: 90% Merinowool, 10% cashmere — fine-knit
• Colour: Sand — also available in clove, cream, light blue, light grey, pink and rice flower
• Sizes: 50/56 to 74/80 (0–12 months)
• Design: Long sleeves, wooden buttons at the shoulder and crotch
• Season: All year round — Merinowool adapts to your baby’s temperature

Care

Merinowool is self-cleaning: airing it out is often enough. Wash by hand (max. 30 °C) with a wool detergent. Do not tumble dry; dry flat. This keeps the bodysuit beautiful for years to come.

Frequently asked questions

Does Merinowool not feel itchy against my baby’s skin?
No. Merinowool has a much finer fibre than regular wool, and the 10% cashmere makes the bodysuit extra soft. The fabric feels supple and can be worn directly against the skin — even with sensitive baby skin.

Isn’t a wool bodysuit too warm indoors?
No. Merinowool regulates temperature: the fibre insulates when it is cold and wicks away heat and moisture when it gets warmer. This makes the bodysuit suitable for year-round wear — indoors and outdoors.

How often should I wash the bodysuit?
Less often than you might think. Merinowool is self-cleaning and barely absorbs odours. Airing it out is usually enough. Wash by hand (max. 30 °C) with a wool detergent.

Which Size should I choose for my baby?
Size 50/56 fits from birth to approximately 3 months, 62/68 from 3 to 6 months and 74/80 from 6 to 12 months. Not sure? Choose the larger Size — knitted Merinowool is supple and grows along with your baby for a little longer.

How do I put the bodysuit on easily?
The wooden buttons at the shoulder create an extra-wide neckline, so you can gently slide the bodysuit over your baby’s head. The wooden buttons at the crotch make changing easy — even at night.

Merino-cashmere bodysuit — the first layer that works with your baby

During the first few months, a baby cannot yet regulate their own temperature properly. Too warm or too cold — their little body has to work hard, and you notice it through restlessness or poor sleep. This fine-knit bodysuit made from 90% Merinowool and 10% cashmere takes that work off their hands. Merinowool breathes, insulates and wicks away moisture; cashmere makes the bodysuit just that little bit softer. So there is exactly one clever layer between your baby's skin and the world.

Designed from experience with the tiniest babies

Daniëlle, founder of Moalie and a neonatal nurse with almost 30 years of experience, consciously chose Merinowool as the foundation of the Moalie collection. Not because it sounds beautiful, but because wool as a first layer helps a baby stay at the right temperature — and a baby at the right temperature is calmer.

"On the ward, I saw every day how much calm a stable temperature gives a baby. A little body that does not have to fight against cold or heat has energy left for growing and sleeping." — Daniëlle, founder of Moalie & neonatal nurse

Why this bodysuit?

90% Merinowool, 10% cashmere

Merinowool has a much finer fibre than regular wool: soft, supple and non-itchy. The addition of cashmere makes the knit extra light and soft — a bodysuit you will keep reaching out to touch.

Regulates temperature and moisture

The wool fibre insulates when it is cold and wicks away heat and moisture when it gets warmer. This keeps your baby's skin dry and comfortable — indoors, outdoors, in a baby carrier or under a sleeping bag.

Wooden buttons — at the shoulder and crotch

The wooden buttons at the shoulder create a generous neckline, making dressing a calm experience. The bodysuit also fastens with wooden buttons at the crotch — a natural detail that complements the other materials. Changing remains easy, even in the middle of the night.

Rice Flower — soft off-white

Rice Flower is a soft off-white with a warm undertone. Lighter than cream, softer than bright white — a pure, peaceful colour for the first months.

The foundation for every outfit

Wear the bodysuit on its own or as a first layer under trousers, a cardigan or a sleeping bag. Together with Moalie's other merino essentials, it forms a layette that lasts all year — and can then be passed on to the next baby.

Specifications

• Material: 90% Merinowool, 10% cashmere — fine-knit
• Colour: Rice Flower — also available in clove, cream, light blue, light grey, pink and sand
• Sizes: 50/56 to 74/80 (0–12 months)
• Design: Long sleeves, wooden buttons at the shoulder and crotch
• Season: All year round — Merinowool adapts

Care

Merinowool is self-cleaning: airing it out is often enough. Wash by hand (max. 30 °C) with wool detergent. Do not tumble dry; dry flat. This will keep the bodysuit beautiful for years.

Frequently asked questions

Won't Merinowool itch my baby's skin?
No. Merinowool has a much finer fibre than regular wool, and the 10% cashmere makes the bodysuit extra soft. The fabric feels supple and can be worn directly against the skin — even on sensitive baby skin.

Isn't a wool bodysuit too warm indoors?
No. Merinowool regulates temperature: the fibre insulates when it is cold and wicks away heat and moisture when it gets warmer. This makes the bodysuit suitable for year-round wear — indoors and outdoors.

How often should I wash the bodysuit?
Less often than you think. Merinowool is self-cleaning and barely absorbs odours. Airing it out is usually enough. Wash by hand (max. 30 °C) with wool detergent.

Which Size should I choose for my baby?
Size 50/56 fits from birth to approximately 3 months, 62/68 from 3 to 6 months and 74/80 from 6 to 12 months. Unsure? Choose the larger Size — knitted Merinowool is supple and grows with your baby for a while.

How do I put the bodysuit on easily?
The wooden buttons at the shoulder create an extra-generous neckline, so you can gently slide the bodysuit over your baby's head. The wooden buttons at the crotch make changing easy — even at night.

Merino-cashmere bodysuit — the first layer that works with your baby

A baby cannot yet regulate their own temperature properly during the first few months. Too warm or too cold — their little body has to work hard, and you can notice this through restlessness or poor sleep. This fine-knit bodysuit made from 90% Merinowool and 10% cashmere takes care of that work. Merinowool breathes, insulates and wicks away moisture; cashmere makes the bodysuit just that little bit softer. So there is exactly one smart layer between your baby’s skin and the world.

Designed from experience with the tiniest babies

Daniëlle, founder of Moalie and a neonatal nurse with almost 30 years of experience, consciously chose Merinowool as the foundation of the Moalie collection. Not because it sounds appealing, but because wool as a first layer helps a baby stay at the right temperature — and a baby who is comfortable is calmer.

"On the ward, I saw every day how much calm a stable temperature gives a baby. A little body that does not have to fight against cold or heat has energy left for growing and sleeping." — Daniëlle, founder of Moalie & neonatal nurse

Why this bodysuit?

90% Merinowool, 10% cashmere

Merinowool has a much finer fibre than regular wool: soft, supple and non-itchy. The addition of cashmere makes the knit extra light and soft — a bodysuit you will keep reaching out to touch.

Regulates temperature and moisture

The wool fibre insulates when it is cold and wicks away heat and moisture when it gets warmer. This keeps your baby’s skin dry and comfortable — indoors, outdoors, in a baby carrier or under a sleeping bag.

Wooden buttons — at the shoulder and crotch

The wooden buttons at the shoulder create a generous neckline, making dressing a calm experience. The bodysuit also fastens with wooden buttons at the crotch — a natural detail that complements the other materials. Changing remains easy, even in the middle of the night.

Pink — soft powder pink

Pink is a soft, powdery pink. Warm and calm — far from bright candy pink, perfectly suited to the natural tones of the Moalie collection.

The foundation for every outfit

Wear the bodysuit on its own or as a first layer under trousers, a cardigan or a sleeping bag. Together with Moalie’s other merino essentials, it forms a layette that lasts all year — and can then be passed on to a younger sibling.

Specifications

• Material: 90% Merinowool, 10% cashmere — fine-knit
• Colour: Pink — also available in clove, cream, light blue, light grey, rice flower and sand
• Sizes: 50/56 to 74/80 (0–12 months)
• Style: Long sleeves, wooden buttons at the shoulder and crotch
• Season: All year round — Merinowool regulates temperature

Care

Merinowool is self-cleaning: airing it out is often enough. Wash by hand (max. 30 °C) with wool detergent. Do not tumble dry; dry flat. This will keep the bodysuit beautiful for years to come.

Frequently asked questions

Won’t Merinowool itch against my baby’s skin?
No. Merinowool has a much finer fibre than regular wool, and the 10% cashmere makes the bodysuit extra soft. The fabric feels supple and can be worn directly against the skin — even with sensitive baby skin.

Isn’t a wool bodysuit too warm indoors?
No. Merinowool regulates temperature: the fibre insulates when it is cold and wicks away heat and moisture when it gets warmer. This makes the bodysuit suitable for year-round wear — indoors and outdoors.

How often should I wash the bodysuit?
Less often than you might think. Merinowool is self-cleaning and barely absorbs odours. Airing it out is usually enough. Wash by hand (max. 30 °C) with wool detergent.

Which Size should I choose for my baby?
Size 50/56 fits from birth to around 3 months, 62/68 from 3 to 6 months, and 74/80 from 6 to 12 months. Not sure? Choose the larger Size — knitted Merinowool is supple and grows with your baby for a little while.

How do I put the bodysuit on easily?
The wooden buttons at the shoulder create an extra-generous neckline, so you can gently slip the bodysuit over your baby’s head. The wooden buttons at the crotch make changing easy — even at night.

Merino-cashmere bodysuit — the first layer that works with your baby

A baby cannot regulate their temperature properly on their own during the first few months. Too warm or too cold — their little body has to work hard, and you notice it through restlessness or poor sleep. This finely knitted bodysuit made from 90% Merinowool and 10% cashmere takes care of that. Merinowool breathes, insulates and wicks away moisture; cashmere makes the bodysuit just that little bit softer. So there is exactly one clever layer between your baby’s skin and the world.

Designed from experience with the tiniest babies

Daniëlle, founder of Moalie and a neonatal nurse with almost 30 years of experience, consciously chose merino wool as the foundation of the Moalie collection. Not because it sounds beautiful, but because wool as a first layer helps a baby stay at the right temperature — and a baby at the right temperature is calmer.

"On the ward, I saw every day how much calm a stable temperature gives a baby. A little body that does not have to fight against cold or heat has energy left for growing and sleeping." — Daniëlle, founder of Moalie & neonatal nurse

Why this bodysuit?

90% Merinowool, 10% cashmere

Merinowool has a much finer fibre than ordinary wool: soft, supple and itch-free. The addition of cashmere makes the knit extra light and soft — a bodysuit you will keep reaching out to touch.

Regulates temperature and moisture

The wool fibre insulates when it is cold and wicks away heat and moisture when it gets warmer. This keeps your baby’s skin dry and comfortable — indoors, outdoors, in a baby carrier or under a sleeping bag.

Wooden buttons — on the shoulder and at the crotch

The wooden buttons on the shoulder make the neck opening wide, so dressing your baby stays calm and easy. The bodysuit also fastens with wooden buttons at the crotch — a natural detail that complements the rest of the materials. Changing remains simple, even in the middle of the night.

Cream — soft and timeless

Cream is a warm, soft cream shade. Calm and timeless — a colour that goes with everything and combines beautifully with every other shade in the collection. Also a lovely choice as a new-baby gift.

The foundation for every outfit

Wear the bodysuit on its own or as a first layer under trousers, a cardigan or a sleeping bag. Together with Moalie’s other merino essentials, it forms a layette that lasts all year — and can then be passed on to the next child.

Specifications

• Material: 90% Merinowool, 10% cashmere — finely knitted
• Colour: Cream — also available in clove, light blue, light grey, pink, rice flower and sand
• Sizes: 50/56 to 74/80 (0–12 months)
• Style: Long sleeves, wooden buttons on the shoulder and at the crotch
• Season: All year round — merino wool regulates temperature

Care

Merinowool is self-cleaning: airing it out is often enough. Wash by hand (max. 30 °C) with a wool detergent. Do not tumble dry; lay flat to dry. This helps the bodysuit stay beautiful for years.

Frequently asked questions

Does Merinowool itch on my baby’s skin?
No. Merinowool has a much finer fibre than ordinary wool, and the 10% cashmere makes the bodysuit extra soft. The fabric feels supple and can be worn directly against the skin — even on sensitive baby skin.

Isn’t a wool bodysuit too warm indoors?
No. Merinowool regulates temperature: the fibre insulates when it is cold and wicks away heat and moisture when it gets warmer. This makes the bodysuit suitable for year-round wear — indoors and outdoors.

How often should I wash the bodysuit?
Less often than you might think. Merinowool is self-cleaning and barely absorbs odours. Airing it out is usually enough. Wash by hand (max. 30 °C) with a wool detergent.

Which Size should I choose for my baby?
Size 50/56 fits from birth to around 3 months, 62/68 from 3 to 6 months and 74/80 from 6 to 12 months. Unsure? Choose the larger Size — knitted merino wool is supple and grows along with your baby.

How do I put the bodysuit on easily?
The wooden buttons on the shoulder make the neck opening extra wide, so you can gently slide the bodysuit over your baby’s head. The wooden buttons at the crotch make changing easy — even at night.

Merino-cashmere bodysuit — the first layer that works with your baby

A baby cannot yet regulate their own temperature well during the first few months. Too warm or too cold — their little body has to work hard to compensate, and you notice it through restlessness or poor sleep. This finely knitted bodysuit made from 90% Merinowool and 10% cashmere takes that work off their hands. Merinowool breathes, insulates and wicks away moisture; cashmere makes the bodysuit just a little softer. So there is exactly one smart layer between your baby’s skin and the world.

Designed from experience with the tiniest babies

Daniëlle, founder of Moalie and a neonatal nurse with nearly 30 years of experience, consciously chose Merinowool as the foundation of the Moalie collection. Not because it sounds appealing, but because wool as a first layer helps a baby stay at the right temperature — and a baby who is at the right temperature is calmer.

"On the ward, I saw every day how much calm a stable temperature gives a baby. A little body that does not have to fight against cold or heat has energy left for growing and sleeping." — Daniëlle, founder of Moalie & neonatal nurse

Why this bodysuit?

90% Merinowool, 10% cashmere

Merinowool has a much finer fibre than ordinary wool: soft, supple and non-itchy. The addition of cashmere makes the knit extra lightweight and soft — a bodysuit you will keep wanting to touch.

Regulates temperature and moisture

The wool fibre insulates when it is cold and wicks away heat and moisture when it gets warmer. This keeps your baby’s skin dry and comfortable — indoors, outdoors, in a baby carrier or under a sleeping bag.

Wooden buttons — on the shoulder and at the crotch

The wooden buttons on the shoulder create a wide neck opening, making dressing a calm experience. The bodysuit also fastens with wooden buttons at the crotch — a natural detail that complements the other materials. Changing remains easy, even in the middle of the night.

Clove — warm and earthy

Clove is a deep, spicy shade inspired by cloves. A warm colour that radiates calm and combines effortlessly with the soft natural tones in the Moalie collection.

The foundation for every outfit

Wear the bodysuit on its own or as a first layer under trousers, a cardigan or a sleeping bag. Together with Moalie’s other merino essentials, it forms a layette that lasts all year — and can then be passed on to the next child.

Specifications

• Material: 90% Merinowool, 10% cashmere — finely knitted
• Colour: Clove — also available in cream, light blue, light grey, pink, rice flower and sand
• Sizes: 50/56 to 74/80 (0–12 months)
• Style: Long sleeves, wooden buttons on the shoulder and at the crotch
• Season: All year round — Merinowool regulates temperature

Care

Merinowool is self-cleaning: airing it out is often enough. Wash by hand (max. 30 °C) with wool detergent. Do not tumble dry; dry flat. This keeps the bodysuit beautiful for years.

Frequently asked questions

Isn’t Merinowool itchy on my baby’s skin?
No. Merinowool has a much finer fibre than ordinary wool, and the 10% cashmere makes the bodysuit extra soft. The fabric feels supple and can be worn directly against the skin — even on sensitive baby skin.

Isn’t a wool bodysuit too warm indoors?
No. Merinowool regulates temperature: the fibre insulates when it is cold and wicks away heat and moisture when it gets warmer. This makes the bodysuit suitable for year-round wear — indoors and outdoors.

How often should I wash the bodysuit?
Less often than you might think. Merinowool is self-cleaning and barely absorbs odours. Airing it out is usually enough. Wash by hand (max. 30 °C) with wool detergent.

Which Size should I choose for my baby?
Size 50/56 fits from birth to approximately 3 months, 62/68 from 3 to 6 months and 74/80 from 6 to 12 months. Not sure? Choose the larger Size — knitted Merinowool is supple and grows with your baby for a little while.

How do I put the bodysuit on easily?
The wooden buttons on the shoulder create an extra-wide neck opening, so you can gently pull the bodysuit over your baby’s head. The wooden buttons at the crotch make changing easy — even at night.