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Merino Baby Mittens by Gugguu

Gugguu

Merino Baby Mittens

Mittens in wool

Where to buy

  • Gugguu

    €17.46Updated 6 days ago

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Why we chose it

The fabric against the skin is wool (body).

  • Meets Nontoxic Nest Standard v2.0
  • Brand states: Natural fibres
  • Brand states: Plastic-free

More about this product

Details

  • Material

    Wool

Materials & Safety

Worn next to the skin

Touches milk, food, mouth or skin

  • Wool
  • Brand statesNatural fibres

    Brand states

  • Brand statesPlastic-free

    Brand states

What we could not confirm

  • Dyes and finishes documented: no information
  • Organic materials: no information
  • PFAS-free: no information
  • No restricted flame retardants (tested): no information

From the brand

Responsibly designed and made in Finland, the Merino Baby Mittens are the perfect choice for keeping little fingers warm from autumn well into spring. These soft baby mittens feature a practical connecting cord that is threaded through the sleeves of outerwear. This way, the mittens always stay safely with you, even if they are briefly taken off. A sewn-on faux-leather Gugguu logo badge on the side of one mitten completes the beautiful, polished look. Exceptionally soft merino wool is soft and completely itch-free, making it the best possible material for a baby's sensitive skin. Practical connecting cord effectively prevents the mittens from getting lost during stroller walks, naps, or on the way. Natural temperature regulation and breathability keep little hands evenly warm and dry by wicking moisture away from the skin without a sweaty feeling. Quality craftsmanship, with soft ribbed cuffs that ensure the mittens fit comfortably around the wrists without constriction.

Research sources

  1. Merino Baby Mittens

    gugguu.com · Brand

    Quoted evidence (1)
    • “100% Wool”

Last updated Nov 2026Photo: GugguuChecked against Standard v2.0Report an issue

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