Merino sleeping bags with legs

How to choose a children's sleeping bag?

Choosing the right children's sleeping bag for your little one can be quite a science. It should be big enough, warm enough, but at the same time not make your child sweat. It should be made of natural materials, breathable, soft, and even pretty. To save you time spent googling, comparing, and evaluating, we have created Vačice for you. Merino sleeping bags with legs that meet all these criteria and have a few extra bonuses.

Do you want absolute sleeping comfort for your child? Choose merino

We'll tell you why. Merino sheep wool has excellent thermoregulatory properties. It warms you up when it's cold and cools you down when it's hot. You don't sweat in it, it doesn't smell, it adapts perfectly to your body temperature and gives you exactly what you need. It doesn't need to be washed often (in fact, it shouldn't be), or ironed (definitely not), just aired frequently. As a bonus, we use ethical wool in combination with organic cotton, linen, or hemp. Everything is sewn from sustainable, ethically sourced, and certified materials. And locally, too.

Isn't that every mother's dream?

To put your child in a sleeping bag where you can be sure that they won't be too cold or too hot, that they won't kick off their covers during the night, that you won't have to cover them up, that they won't get tangled up in the blanket, and that they will sleep peacefully? We think so. That's why 11/10 of us recommend a merino sleeping bag with legs.

I want one! But how do I choose the right merino sleeping bag?

The sleeping bags are large. We designed them so that your children can use them for several years (at least 3), and since they are made of high-quality, durable materials, they can be passed down to younger siblings or friends. So don't be afraid when choosing the size and use this table to help you. In terms of warmth, we offer merino sleeping bags with feet for year-round, summer, winter and extra winter. You can choose according to the temperature in the room, where you sleep and your little one's resistance to the cold.