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Soft cotton footed romper in pink. A concealed side zip makes dressing calm and quick, while snaps between the legs make changes easy.

Dress your baby without waking them

In the first few weeks, it is all about as little disruption as possible. Every time you pull a romper over your baby’s head, they wake up just a little: arms up, head unsupported, and that moment of peace is gone again.

This romper has a zip that runs along the side. You place your baby inside, close the zip in one smooth movement, and fasten the snaps between the legs. No pulling, no cold tummy, no startled baby.

The zip is concealed in the side seam, so you cannot see it and your baby cannot feel it. For you, it is the difference between a minute of fiddling and something you can do in one simple movement.

Warm feet, a calmer baby

A newborn loses heat fastest through the hands and feet. When they are cold, a baby becomes unsettled more quickly and it takes more effort to help them relax.

The feet are attached to the romper, keeping warmth where your baby loses it fastest. No socks that go missing and no trouser legs that ride up.

Breathable cotton

A baby’s skin is delicate and reacts directly to what surrounds it. That is why we chose 95% cotton with 5% elastane: breathable and gentle on the skin, with just enough stretch to move with your baby as they stretch, kick and pull themselves up.

That touch of elastane also makes a difference for you. The romper keeps its shape after washing, does not sag at the knees and holds its form, even when washed frequently.

The seams lie flat, the trim is soft and there are no hard edges where your baby lies.

Pink in real life

A soft, muted pink with a warm undertone. Not sugary baby pink, but calm and timeless, beautiful with ecru, sand and taupe.

Why parents choose it

• Concealed zip in the side seam: dress your baby in one smooth movement, without pulling it over their head
• Snaps between the legs for quick changes, without removing the romper
• Attached feet that retain warmth where your baby loses it
• 95% cotton with 5% elastane: breathable, with stretch that moves with your baby and keeps its shape
• Flat seams and soft trim, without tight edges
• Two front pockets as a subtle detail
• Suitable from the first weeks and well beyond

Practical information

• Material: 95% cotton, 5% elastane
• Colour: pink
• Fastening: concealed zip in the side seam and snaps between the legs
• Attached feet
• Sizes: 56 (0–2 m), 62 (2–4 m), 68 (4–6 m)
• Wash at 30°C on a delicate cycle, inside out
• Do not tumble dry: drying flat helps preserve the shape and colour

Frequently asked questions

Which size should I choose for a newborn?
For a baby weighing around 3 to 3.5 kilos, size 56 fits during the first few weeks. If your baby is growing quickly, the due date has already passed or you are buying it as a baby gift, choose size 62. A romper can fit slightly loosely, as long as the feet are not restricted.

Is this romper for daytime or nighttime?
This is a daytime romper: from morning through the evening routine, at home and on the go. For nighttime, choose sleepwear with a sleeping bag suited to the room temperature.

Does my baby need anything underneath?
At a normal room temperature, a bodysuit underneath is enough. If it is colder, a merino wool layer underneath provides extra warmth without overheating your baby.

Can my baby wear this while they still have their umbilical cord stump?
Yes. The zip runs along the side and is concealed in the seam, so nothing hard or tight rests against the tummy.

Does the romper lose its shape after a few washes?
No. The 5% elastane helps the romper retain its shape, including at the knees and feet. Wash at 30°C and dry flat to keep the fit intact.

Will the colour stay beautiful?
Wash at 30°C and dry flat, away from direct sunlight. This helps the colour stay beautiful for longer.

Soft cotton romper with feet in mint green. A concealed side zip makes dressing calm and quick, while press studs between the legs make changing easy.

Dress your baby without waking them

The first few weeks are all about causing as little disturbance as possible. Every time you pull a romper over your baby’s head, they may wake up for a moment: arms up, head unsupported, and that little moment of calm is gone.

This romper has a zip that runs along the side. Place your baby inside, close the zip in one smooth movement and fasten the press studs between the legs. No tugging, no cold tummy, no startled baby.

The zip is concealed in the side seam, so you cannot see it and your baby cannot feel it. For you, it means the difference between a minute of fiddling and a task that is done in an instant.

Warm feet, a calmer baby

A newborn loses warmth fastest through their hands and feet. When they are cold, a baby becomes unsettled more quickly and it takes more effort to help them relax.

The feet are attached to the romper and keep warmth where your baby loses it fastest. No socks to lose and no trouser legs riding up.

Breathable cotton

A baby’s skin is delicate and reacts immediately to what surrounds it. That is why we chose 95% cotton with 5% elastane: breathable and gentle on the skin, with just enough stretch to move with your baby as they stretch, kick and pull themselves up.

That little bit of elastane also does something for you. The romper keeps its shape after washing, does not sag at the knees and retains its form, even when washed frequently.

The seams lie flat, the trim is soft and there are no hard edges where your baby lies.

Mint green in real life

A soft mint green with a grey undertone. Fresh without being bright, and beautiful with natural, ecru and warm brown tones.

Why parents choose it

• Concealed zip in the side seam: dress your baby in one smooth movement, without pulling it over their head
• Press studs between the legs for quick changes, without removing the romper
• Attached feet that retain warmth where your baby loses it
• 95% cotton with 5% elastane: breathable, with stretch that moves with your baby and retains its shape
• Flat seams and a soft trim, without edges that press against the skin
• Two front pockets as a subtle detail
• Suitable from the first weeks and well beyond

Practical information

• Material: 95% cotton, 5% elastane
• Colour: mint green
• Fastening: concealed zip in the side seam and press studs between the legs
• Attached feet
• Sizes: 56 (0–2 months), 62 (2–4 months), 68 (4–6 months)
• Wash at 30°C on a delicate cycle, inside out
• Do not tumble dry: dry flat to preserve the shape and colour

Frequently asked questions

Which size should I choose for a newborn?
For a baby weighing around 3 to 3.5 kg, size 56 will fit during the first few weeks. If your baby is growing quickly, the due date has already passed or you are buying it as a new-baby gift, choose size 62. A romper can fit slightly loosely, as long as the feet are not restricted.

Is this a daytime or nighttime romper?
This is a daytime romper: from morning through the evening routine, at home and on the go. For nighttime, choose sleepwear with a sleeping bag suitable for the room temperature.

Does my baby need to wear anything underneath?
At a normal room temperature, a bodysuit underneath is enough. If it is colder, a merino wool layer underneath provides extra warmth without overheating your baby.

Can it be worn with the umbilical stump still present?
Yes. The zip runs along the side and is concealed in the seam, so nothing hard or tight rests against the tummy.

Will the romper stretch out after a few washes?
No. The 5% elastane helps the romper retain its shape, including at the knees and feet. Wash at 30°C and dry flat to keep its shape intact.

Will the colour stay beautiful?
Wash at 30°C and dry flat, away from direct sunlight. This helps the colour stay beautiful for longer.

Soft cotton footed romper in light blue. A concealed side zip makes dressing calm and quick, while snaps between the legs make changes easy.

Dress your baby without waking them

During the first few weeks, the goal is to cause as little disruption as possible. Every time you pull an outfit over your baby’s head, they may startle awake: arms up, head unsupported, and that peaceful moment is gone.

This romper has a zip that runs along the side. Place your baby inside, close the zip in one smooth movement, and fasten the snaps between the legs. No tugging, no cold tummy, no startled baby.

The zip is concealed in the side seam, so you cannot see it and your baby cannot feel it against their skin. For you, it is the difference between a minute of fiddling and a task you can manage even half-asleep.

Breathable cotton

A baby’s skin is delicate and reacts immediately to what surrounds it. That is why we chose 95% cotton with 5% elastane: breathable and kind to the skin, with just enough stretch to move with your baby as they stretch, kick and pull themselves up.

That small amount of elastane also makes a difference for you. The romper keeps its shape after washing, does not sag at the knees and retains its fit, even when your baby wears it for days at a time.

The seams lie flat, the trim is soft, and there are no hard edges where your baby lies.

Light blue in real life

A soft, muted blue with a grey undertone. Not bright baby blue, but calm and clear, making it easy to pair with ecru, sand and natural tones.

Why parents choose it

• Concealed zip in the side seam: dress your baby in one smooth movement, without pulling anything over their head
• Snaps between the legs for quick changes in the dark
• Footed design that retains warmth where your baby loses it
• 95% cotton with 5% elastane: breathable, with flexible stretch that moves with your baby and holds its shape
• Flat seams and soft trim, without restrictive edges
• Two pockets on the front as a subtle detail
  

Practical information

• Material: 95% cotton, 5% elastane
• Colour: light blue
• Fastening: concealed zip in the side seam and snaps between the legs
  
• Sizes: 56 (0–2 months), 62 (2–4 months), 68 (4–6 months)
• Wash at 30 degrees on a delicate cycle, inside out
• Do not tumble dry: drying flat helps preserve the shape and colour

Frequently asked questions

Which size should I choose for a newborn?
For a baby weighing around 3 to 3.5 kilos, size 56 will fit during the first few weeks. If your baby is growing quickly, the due date has already passed or you are buying it as a new-baby gift, choose size 62. A footed romper can fit slightly loosely, as long as the feet are not restricted.

Does my baby need anything underneath?
At a normal room temperature, a bodysuit underneath is enough. If it is colder, a merino wool layer underneath provides extra warmth without overheating your baby.

Can my baby wear it with the umbilical stump still attached?
Yes. The zip runs along the side and is concealed in the seam, so nothing hard or tight rests against the tummy.

Will the romper stretch out after a few washes?
No. The 5% elastane helps the romper retain its shape, including around the knees and feet. Wash at 30 degrees and dry flat to keep its fit intact.

Will the colour stay beautiful?
Wash at 30 degrees and dry flat, away from direct sunlight. This helps the colour stay beautiful for longer.

Soft cotton footed sleepsuit in butter yellow. A concealed side zip makes dressing calm and quick, while snaps between the legs make changes easy.

Dress your baby without waking them

During the first few weeks, everything is about causing as little disruption as possible. Every time you pull an outfit over your baby’s head, they wake up just a little: arms raised, head unsupported, and that quiet moment is gone.

This sleepsuit has a zip that runs along the side. Lay your baby inside, close the zip in one movement and fasten the snaps between the legs. No pulling, no cold tummy, no startled baby.

The zip is concealed in the side seam, so you cannot see it and your baby cannot feel it. For you, it is the difference between a minute of fiddling and something you can do in one easy movement.

Warm feet, a calmer baby

A newborn loses heat fastest through their hands and feet. When they are cold, a baby becomes unsettled more quickly and it takes more effort to help them relax.

The feet are attached to the sleepsuit and keep warmth where your baby loses it fastest. No socks getting lost and no trouser legs riding up.

Breathable cotton

A baby’s skin is delicate and reacts immediately to what surrounds it. That is why we chose 95% cotton with 5% elastane: breathable and gentle on the skin, with just enough stretch to move with your baby as they stretch, kick and pull themselves up.

That little bit of elastane also does something for you. The sleepsuit keeps its shape after washing, does not sag at the knees and retains its form, even when washed frequently.

The seams lie flat, the trim is soft and there are no hard edges where your baby lies.

Butter yellow in real life

A warm, creamy shade of yellow. Not bright baby yellow, but soft and muted, making it easy to combine with natural, ecru and sand tones.

Why parents choose it

• Concealed zip in the side seam: dress your baby in one movement, without pulling anything over their head
• Snaps between the legs for quick changes, without removing the sleepsuit
• Attached feet that retain warmth where your baby loses it
• 95% cotton with 5% elastane: breathable, with stretch that moves with your baby and retains its shape
• Flat seams and soft trim, without pressing edges
• Two front pockets as a subtle detail
• Can be worn from the first weeks and long beyond

Practical information

• Material: 95% cotton, 5% elastane
• Colour: butter yellow
• Fastening: concealed zip in the side seam and snaps between the legs
• Attached feet
• Sizes: 56 (0–2 m), 62 (2–4 m), 68 (4–6 m)
• Small batch: 4 pieces per size
• Wash at 30 degrees on a delicate cycle, inside out
• Do not tumble dry: drying flat helps preserve the shape and colour

Frequently asked questions

Which size should I choose for a newborn?
For a baby weighing approximately 3 to 3.5 kilos, size 56 will fit during the first weeks. If your baby is growing quickly, the due date has already passed or you are buying it as a baby gift, choose size 62. A sleepsuit can be slightly roomy, as long as the feet are not tight.

Is this sleepsuit for daytime or nighttime?
This is a daytime sleepsuit: from morning until the evening routine, at home and on the go. For nighttime, choose sleepwear with a sleeping bag suited to the room temperature.

Does my baby need anything underneath?
At a normal room temperature, a bodysuit underneath is enough. If it is colder, a merino wool layer underneath provides extra warmth without overheating your baby.

Can it be worn with the umbilical stump still attached?
Yes. The zip runs along the side and is concealed in the seam, so there is nothing hard or tight against the tummy.

Does the sleepsuit stretch out after a few washes?
No. The 5% elastane helps the sleepsuit retain its shape, including at the knees and feet. Wash at 30 degrees and dry flat to keep its shape intact.

Will the colour stay beautiful?
Wash at 30 degrees and dry flat, away from direct sunlight. This helps the colour stay beautiful for longer.

A soft French terry jogger that moves with your baby instead of getting in the way. A wide waistband that does not dig into the tummy, and a warm taupe shade that goes with almost everything.

Clothing that stays out of the way

Babies let you know right away when something does not feel comfortable. An edge that digs into the tummy. Trousers that slip down every time they are picked up. A seam in just the wrong place.

You can see it in the fidgeting, the restlessness during play, and taking longer to fall asleep than necessary.

The Jogger Blake is designed to prevent exactly that. The French terry is supple and has enough structure to hold its shape, while still feeling soft enough to forget it is there. Pulling up, crawling, lying on their tummy, sleeping — the trousers simply move along.

A waistband that does not pinch

The wide, elastic waistband sits high on the tummy and keeps the trousers in place without digging in. It is especially comfortable after a feed, when the tummy may be a little fuller.

The drawstring at the front is a detail, not a fastening. The waistband does the work.

Taupe in real life

Taupe is a warm, muted shade somewhere between brown and grey. Calm enough to wear under a wool cardigan, and beautiful enough to use as a standalone basic.

The colour naturally pairs with off-white, cream and sand, as well as the merino wool pieces in the collection.

Why parents choose it

• Feels soft against the skin and breathes, even during a long sleep
• Does not slip down while being carried, crawling or in a baby carrier
• The wide waistband does not press into the tummy, even after a feed
• Soft ankle cuffs keep the legs in place
• Two patch pockets at the front
• Retains its shape and colour, even after frequent washing
• A calm shade that goes with almost the entire wardrobe

Practical information

• Material: soft cotton French terry
• Colour: taupe
• Sizes: 56, 62, 68, 74 and 80
• Made in Turkey
• Machine wash at 30°C, wash inside out
• Do not tumble dry — this keeps the fabric soft and helps the trousers retain their shape

Frequently asked questions

Which size should I choose?
The sizes correspond to your child’s height. If you are between two sizes, choose the larger one: the waistband and cuffs accommodate the extra room easily, so your child can wear the trousers for longer.

Does the waistband pinch if my baby has a fuller tummy?
No. The band is deliberately wide, distributing pressure over a larger area rather than cutting in along a single line. That is precisely the difference between trousers that stay in place and trousers that leave a mark.

Can my child sleep in these?
Yes. The fabric is breathable, with no hard fastenings or bulky seams. They make a comfortable layer for a nap on the sofa or while travelling.

Where is the jogger made?
In Turkey, where we work with a workshop specialising in cotton baby clothing.

Will the colour stay looking beautiful?
When washed at 30°C and air-dried, taupe retains its warm tone. Avoid the tumble dryer and direct, bright sunlight when drying.

In the first hours after birth, keeping warm is the first priority. A newborn baby cannot regulate their temperature well yet — they need to receive that support from the outside. And more than a third of heat loss occurs through the head.

That is what this little hat is for. Soft cotton that feels comfortable right after birth. Small enough not to pinch, large enough to stay in place. Dark beige suits every baby’s skin tone.

Why bring your own hat

During the first days, your baby is constantly regulating. Eating, sleeping, seeking warmth. A hat that fits just right — not too tight, not slipping down — can make a difference in how peacefully that first night goes. A hat you know and trust helps.

Cotton for the first weeks

Cotton feels soft, breathes well, and provides warmth without too much insulation — exactly what a newborn needs during the first days. The hat is thin enough for any environment, whether the maternity room is warmer or cooler.

Size

This hat fits well and stays in place without pinching. Around week 4, most babies outgrow it in circumference — until then, it is ideal.

Dark Beige

Warm and neutral. Suits every baby’s skin tone and every nursery.

Practical information

• Material: 100% cotton
• Size: 0–3 months (circumference approx. 36 cm)
• Weight: light enough for every sling and baby carrier
• Detail: soft bow (decorative)
• Care instructions: hand wash in lukewarm water, mild detergent, gently squeeze out excess water, dry flat
• Safety: make sure the hat is never so tight that it restricts breathing

Frequently asked questions

A soft layer of 100% Merinowool, with a little bear on the chest. Warm without overheating, light enough to move freely. At home and on the go.

Most parents wonder about the same thing at some point: is he too warm now, or actually too cold? You feel his neck, take off a layer, and half an hour later put it back on again. A baby cannot regulate their temperature yet — we do that with what we dress them in.

This vest takes most of that work off your hands. Merinowool responds to what is needed: when it is warm, it wicks away moisture; when it cools down, it retains warmth. Not because it is thick, but because that is how the fibre works. You notice the result mainly in your baby — less restless waking, fewer clammy backs, less dressing and undressing.

Sleeveless by design

The arms remain free. That is comfortable for a baby who is just starting to grasp, and it makes dressing and undressing easier. The vest goes over a sleepsuit, bodysuit or pyjamas and keeps warm exactly the part that cools down fastest: the back and chest.

The fastening is one wooden button with a loop. No zip along the chin, no row of snaps to work through with a wriggling little one.

The little bear

We attach the appliqué ourselves to every vest — one by one, by hand. That means the little bear is never positioned exactly the same way.

Young children look for familiar points of reference. They find the little bear with their fingers, again and again, and one day they start saying something about it. It is a small detail, but exactly the kind of detail that makes a garment feel like theirs.

Why parents choose it

• keeps temperature more consistent, so you need to change layers less often
• does not itch, even on sensitive skin
• free arms: your little one can move without restriction
• on in two seconds, with one button
• wool stays fresh for a long time, so you wash it less often
• fits over almost anything and adapts across the seasons
• the bear appliqué is attached by hand

Specifications

• Material: 100% Merinowool
• Certification: RWS (Responsible Wool Standard)
• Colour: beige with a subtle beige trim and bear appliqué
• Fastening: wooden button with loop
• Sizes: 62/68 — 74/80 — 86/92 — 98/104
• Size 98/104 with pockets
• Produced in Poland, in an authentic family-run business
• The bear appliqué is attached by hand at Moalie
• True to size, with enough room for a jumper underneath

Care instructions

• Wash as little as possible — airing is often enough, as wool is naturally self-cleaning
• If washing is necessary, hand washing is recommended
• Use a mild wool detergent
• Do not wring — gently press out the water
• Dry flat
• Never tumble dry

Frequently asked questions

Does Merinowool itch on sensitive skin?
Merino fibres are thinner than 20 microns — fine enough not to itch, even on sensitive skin. They bend with the skin rather than pressing against it. If your baby has reacted to wool before, Merinowool is generally the exception that is well tolerated. If in doubt, leave the vest on for an hour and check the skin afterwards.

What is RWS certification?
RWS stands for Responsible Wool Standard — an independent certification that checks whether the wool comes from sheep that are treated well and from farms that care responsibly for the land and nature. For Moalie, this is not a marketing term, but a minimum requirement.

Is wool not too warm indoors?
Merinowool works both ways. Indoors, it wicks away moisture and prevents your little one from becoming clammy. Especially when indoor temperatures fluctuate, it is more comfortable than fleece or a thick jumper.

Can Merinowool also be worn in summer?
Yes. Merinowool is not a winter-only fabric — it regulates in both directions. In summer, the fabric wicks away moisture and keeps the skin dry. The vest can serve as a light layer on cooler evenings or in air-conditioned spaces.

Which size should I choose?
The vest is true to size and has room for a layer underneath. If your little one is between two sizes, choose the larger one — a vest can be worn generously and will last longer. Size 98/104 has pockets.

Warm enough to make a difference. Light enough to stay out of the way.

Baby trousers in 90% merino wool & 10% cashmere in Sand — a quiet sand beige. Breathable, temperature-regulating and finished with an elastic waistband that never digs in. Sizes 50/56 to 86/92.

Sand has the colour of dry dune sand: neutral enough to wear with anything, warm enough never to feel cold.

Warm enough, never too warm

A newborn cannot regulate their own temperature yet. Too cool costs energy; too warm makes them restless. Merino wool takes on part of that work: the fibre holds warmth when it is needed and carries moisture away when it is not. The skin stays dry and your baby settles more easily — at night as well.

The blend of 90% merino wool and 10% cashmere makes the fabric noticeably softer. Merino fibres are finer than 20 microns: they bend with the skin instead of pressing into it. Even babies with sensitive skin usually tolerate this combination well.

A waistband that does not dig in

The elastic waistband sits close without pressing on the tummy — welcome after a feed, and welcome around a freshly changed nappy. The ribbed cuffs stay in place without cutting into the ankles; in the first weeks you simply fold them back.

Sand up close

Sand beige is the colour that asks for the least attention. That is exactly why it works with almost everything your baby already owns. As a baby gift it is a safe choice — not because it is dull, but because it is always right. Combines effortlessly with Clove, Cream and Rice Flower.

Why parents choose these

• soft on delicate baby skin — merino with cashmere, never itchy
• warm in the cold, cooling in the heat — wearable all year round
• breathable and moisture-regulating, so the skin stays dry
• elastic waistband that grows along and never digs in
• ribbed cuffs that stay put, even once your baby starts moving
• wool is naturally self-cleaning: airing is usually enough
• sizes 50/56 to 86/92 — wearable from the very first days

Easy to build into a set

Pair these trousers with the matching cardigan, hat and booties in the same tones. Together they make a complete newborn set — and a baby gift parents keep using.

Practical information

• material: 90% merino wool, 10% cashmere
• colour: Sand — a quiet sand beige
• sizes: 50/56 (0–3 m), 62/68 (3–6 m), 74/80 (6–12 m), 86/92 (1–2 y)
• care: hand wash or wool cycle at 30 °C with a mild wool detergent, do not wring, dry flat — never tumble dry

Frequently asked questions

Does merino wool itch on baby skin?
No. Merino fibres are finer than 20 microns and bend with the skin instead of pressing into it. The cashmere makes the fabric softer still. Even sensitive or eczema-prone skin usually tolerates this blend well.

Is wool not too warm for summer?
Merino regulates in both directions. In the heat the fibre carries moisture away, so your baby stays cooler than in synthetics. On cooler summer days these work well on their own.

Which size should I choose?
The fit is true to size. If you are between two sizes, take the larger one — the cuffs fold back easily and the knit gives.

How do I wash them?
Airing is usually enough; wool is naturally self-cleaning. When a wash is needed, hand wash or use a wool cycle at 30 °C with a mild wool detergent. Do not wring, dry flat.

Are these suitable for a newborn?
Yes. Size 50/56 fits from the very first days.

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 on the wool cycle (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 on the wool cycle (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 on the wool cycle (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 on the wool cycle (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

In the first few months, a baby cannot yet regulate their own temperature well. 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 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 beautiful, 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 regular wool: soft, supple and without itchiness. 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 roomy, so dressing your baby remains calm and easy. The bodysuit also fastens with wooden buttons at the crotch — a natural detail that complements the other materials. Changing your baby remains simple, even in the middle of the night.

Light Grey — calm and neutral

Light Grey is a soft, heathered grey. A calm base colour that combines with everything — from warm natural shades to light blue and pink 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 round — and can then be passed on to the next baby.

Specifications

• Material: 90% Merinowool, 10% cashmere — fine-knit
• Colour: Light Grey — also available in clove, cream, light blue, 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 adapts as needed

Care

Merinowool is self-cleaning: airing it out is often enough. Wash on the wool cycle (max. 30 °C) with 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 on the wool cycle (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 along with your baby.

How do I put the bodysuit on easily?
The wooden buttons on the shoulder make the neck opening extra roomy, 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 properly regulate their own temperature during the first few months. Too warm or too cold — their little body has to work hard to compensate, which you may notice as 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 that little bit softer. The result is 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, deliberately chose Merinowool as the foundation of the Moalie collection. Not because it sounds appealing, but because wool as a first layer helps a baby maintain their temperature — and a baby who is at a comfortable 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 more 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 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 as 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 simple, even in the middle of the night.

Light Blue — light and clear

Light Blue is a soft, powdery blue. Fresh without feeling cool — beautiful combined with light grey, cream and sand 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 the next child.

Specifications

• Material: 90% Merinowool, 10% cashmere — finely knitted
• Colour: Light Blue — also available in clove, cream, light grey, pink, 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 adapts

Care

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

Frequently asked questions

Won’t 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 as 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 absorbs very little odour. Airing it out is usually enough. Wash on the wool cycle (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.

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

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 on the wool cycle (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 on the wool cycle (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 on the wool cycle (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 on the wool cycle (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.

Wrap romper mint — dressing without hassle over the head

Many babies don’t like clothing being pulled over their heads. They get startled, tense up, and dressing time becomes restless — for both of you. This wrap romper made of 100% organic cotton solves that. You fold the romper like a little jacket around your baby and fasten it with snap buttons. No pulling, no crying. Just a calm moment together.

Designed from experience with the very smallest

Daniëlle, founder of Moalie and a neonatal nurse with nearly 30 years of experience, knows how important calm is during dressing. Newborns have little control over their bodies and react strongly to sudden movements. A wrap design gives you the space to dress your baby gently while supporting the head and neck.

"In the ward, we always dressed the tiniest babies without pulling anything over their heads. A wrap design is simply the most relaxed way for a baby to start the day." — Daniëlle, founder of Moalie & neonatal nurse

Why choose this wrap romper?

Calm dressing, even with a newborn

The wrap closure with snap buttons makes dressing and changing easy — even at night, or in the first weeks when everything is still new and exciting.

100% organic cotton

Soft, breathable, and gentle on sensitive baby skin. Organic cotton is grown without harmful pesticides — exactly what you want for the layer that lies directly on the skin.

Long sleeves with fold-over cuffs

The long sleeves provide a little extra warmth on cooler days. In sizes 56 and 62, the cuffs have a handy fold-over edge: folded over, they protect the hands so your baby doesn’t scratch themselves.

A soft mint green shade

Mint is calm, fresh, and unisex. The color combines effortlessly with the soft, natural tones from the Moalie collection — from beige to floral prints.

Endlessly versatile

Wear the romper solo or pair it with little pants. There are matching pants in the same colors available for a complete outfit. Extra lovely: the combination with our floral mousseline pants — the mint green beautifully picks up the soft tones from the floral embroidery.

Specifications

• Material: 100% organic cotton
• Color: Mint green — also available in pink, buttercup yellow, and light blue
• Sizes: 56 to 74 (0–9 months)
• Sleeves: Long sleeves, fold-over cuffs in sizes 56 and 62
• Closure: Wrap style with snap buttons

Care

Wash according to the care label. Our advice: 30 degrees with gentle detergent and do not tumble dry — this preserves the softness and fit of the organic cotton the longest.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why choose a wrap romper for a newborn?
You don’t have to pull anything over your baby’s head. You fold the romper around your baby and fasten it with snap buttons. This makes dressing calmer and more comfortable — especially in the first months.

Is organic cotton suitable for a newborn?
Yes. Organic cotton is soft, breathable, and grown without harmful pesticides. This makes it a nice, safe choice for the thin and sensitive skin of a newborn.

Is this romper suitable for colder days?
Yes. The long sleeves provide extra warmth, and in autumn and winter the romper is nice as a first layer under other clothing. In summer, it can be worn solo as a light, breathable base.

What can I combine this romper with?
With the matching pants in the same soft colors, or with the floral mousseline pants for a gentle, summery look. On cooler days, a little cardigan can easily be added on top.

Is mint green suitable for both boys and girls?
Definitely. Mint is a calm, neutral color that suits both — making it also a lovely baby gift when the gender is not yet known.

Baby Bootie Rice Flower — merinowool baby booties that stay on

Little feet deserve the very best. The Baby Bootie in Rice Flower — a soft, heathered shade between warm grey and beige — is made from our signature blend of 90% Merinowool and 10% Cashmere. Silky soft on the most sensitive baby skin, thermoregulating in every season, and thanks to the elastic 'stay-on' fit, they stay put even during the most enthusiastic kicking.

Why the Baby Bootie is different

Daniëlle, founder of Moalie and a neonatology nurse with nearly 30 years of experience, developed the Baby Bootie from a clear need: a bootie that grows with the active baby, keeps feet at the right temperature, and never irritates. The result is a bootie that parents keep coming back for.

"As soon as babies become more active, their needs change. I wanted to develop a bootie that gives those active feet the freedom to move, while the natural thermoregulation of Merinowool ensures they never get too warm or too cold." — Daniëlle, founder of Moalie & neonatology nurse

What makes the Baby Bootie Rice Flower special?

Natural temperature regulation

Merinowool and Cashmere naturally breathe. They keep feet warm during a winter walk but prevent sweating and overheating on warmer days. An essential layer for every season.

Stay-on fit

The elastic knit around the ankle softly shapes to the foot. The booties stay perfectly in place during kicking, crawling, and playing — without pinching or slipping off.

Soft without irritation

Thanks to the addition of premium Cashmere, the Baby Bootie booties feel silky soft on bare skin. Ideal for delicate baby skin that cannot tolerate regular wool. OEKO-TEX certified and mulesing-free.

A shade that matches everything

Rice Flower is a calm, heathered greige shade that effortlessly pairs with the other colors in the Moalie collection. Timeless, unisex, and just as beautiful with a newborn outfit as under a wool blanket.

Includes signature dustbag

Each pair comes in a cotton storage bag with the Moalie logo. Practical for the diaper bag and ready as a perfect maternity gift.

Specifications

• Material: 90% Merinowool, 10% Cashmere
• Size: 0–12 months (flexible fit)
• Color: Rice Flower — heathered greige (warm grey-beige)
• Certification: OEKO-TEX certified, mulesing-free
• Includes: Cotton dustbag with Moalie logo

Care

Wool is self-cleaning — airing is often sufficient. For stains: hand wash at 30°C with wool detergent and lay flat to dry. Pilling is a natural characteristic of pure wool; use the Moalie Wool comb to easily restore the booties to like-new condition.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do these booties itch?
Absolutely not. The combination of Merinowool and Cashmere is silky soft and specially selected for the most sensitive skin.

Are the Baby Bootie booties larger than the Newborn size?
Yes, the Baby Bootie is roomier and has more stretch, making them comfortable from birth (with room to grow) up to about the first birthday. Also check out our newborn booties.

Does Rice Flower suit both boys and girls?
Definitely. Rice Flower is a neutral, heathered shade that matches everything — one of the most popular colors as a maternity gift.

Can I have this sent as a gift?
Yes. Thanks to the cotton bag, it makes a beautiful present. You can add a personal message at checkout.

Are there other colors available?
Yes — the Baby Bootie is available in various colors, including Cream, Sand, Sage, and Sienna.