Reviews for Wool Cover Red-Blue

Wonderfully soft and roomy, sit wonderfully on my son. Ideal for nights and I use them for his afternoon nap these days. Bought them to replace the wool pants that were too small. Washing and lanolising are not that bad. Fifteen minutes of work at most each time and only once a month or less in general! Very satisfied with.

Wonderful, no more stretch marks and a lot less washing. A 12-hour night is no problem at all.

We use the wool pants as overnight pants icm anavy one size. Never had any leaks. Our 10 month old son has been wearing wool pants since he was 3 months young. We have 2, for when 1 has to be washed and lanolized. Always take one size bigger though, as they shrink after washing and use.

We also have wool pants from ManyMonths, but in the end I like these wool pants best. They are nice and high so they not only fit well over the diaper, but also keep the back warm. I sometimes put them on inside out because I find the seams around the legs quite thick.

Wool pants work great against leaks. Putting them on is a bit of a hassle sometimes, but with a baby who prefers to stand anyway, it gets easier and easier. I would recommend dark colored pants because stains are not visible.

Super for nighttime, no more stretch marks like with pulp overpants. Definitely do order size larger, as they shrink a bit after washing. If you want to put this over a night diaper, even 1 size too big is still tight. Should I need another one, I would order 2 sizes larger!

We were only used to ManyMonths pants but we couldn't find a larger size of those anywhere. Since our diapers are also from popolini we bought these wool pants and we are very happy with them.

Fine wool pants. Lasts a long time after lanolizing. In use about six months now, and I only wash it out/lanolize again every now and then for the idea. Still gives no leakage until then. I would take the wool pants very liberally, especially if a thick night diaper goes underneath. It is often advised 1 size larger than your own clothing size, but I personally still find this pretty tight. It fits nicely, but does not last as long. We have been using wool pants size 98/104 since dress size 74. This was of course a little roomy, but certainly not too roomy that it bothered him. And the advantage is that we have been using it for months now, and it still fits. We have an Anavy XL underneath.

Fine pants! After lanolizing three times, they work perfectly as waterproof night diaper overpants. You can tell front and back from the label with washing instructions; it's always on the left. In terms of size you are always right, wool pants in size 98/104 fit perfectly with clothing size 86. The pants are almost up to the armpits, but that is not a problem.

Superfine!!! Breathes very well, is obviously much better for baby's bottom than the PUL pants. Our baby now sleeps in these every night. in the morning, the wool pants are a little damp, but the baby is not, and neither are the clothes. The diaper is nice and wet, but the legs around the diaper are completely dry. And the buttocks under the wet diaper are moist, but not as sticky and wet as if you left them in a diaper with PUL pants all night. So apparently the wool pants ventilate much better. And we quietly put on pajama pants over the wool pants, which then stay completely dry. Ideal. We hang the pants inside out next to the dresser, and then in the evening they are ready for use again. At first I found it hard to believe, but lanolized wool really does repel water, and apparently also self-cleans, because it still smells fresh after three weeks! Lanolizing is easy, not much more work than making a pot of tea. It did take three days for the shorts to dry again after that, so I now have two, then I can wash and lanolize one and use one again.