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Parvin Baby & Toddler Merino Wool Jumpsuit

Parvin Baby & Toddler Merino Wool Jumpsuit

Green Clay / 12-18M
$79.95
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Parvin Baby & Toddler Merino Wool Jumpsuit
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Parvin Baby & Toddler Merino Wool Jumpsuit

Reima

$79.95
Sale price  $79.95 Regular price 
✓ Extra 10% off applied on checkout
ColorGreen Clay
Size

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Key Features

Specifications

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TrustScore
90 /100

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90 /100

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Fiber Content & Origin 91

The fibre breakdown is exact and consistent across three independent retailers: 80% merino wool (RWS-certified) and 20% polyester. The wool portion carries a named, falsifiable certifying body for its organic/responsible sourcing status.

Construction & Fastener Safety 91

Flat seams and ribbed cuffs are specified to prevent chafing, and a chin guard protects the neck from the zipper. There are no cords, ties, or detachable decorative elements noted anywhere across multiple retailer descriptions of this jumpsuit.

Dye Safety 92

The jumpsuit's fabric is screened under a finished-garment OEKO-TEX Standard 100 Class I certificate, which covers restricted azo dyes, alongside a brand-wide statement that products are free from azo dyes, formaldehyde and phthalates.

Textile Certification 93

A retailer's own compliance listing for this jumpsuit carries a specific OEKO-TEX Standard 100 Class I certificate number (15.HCN.58890), which is a finished-garment-scoped chemical safety certification suited to infants under three.

Recall History 93

We queried the complete CPSC recall database (10,070 records, 1973-2026) directly for Reima and found no recall of any kind, in any role. A control search confirms the database covers comparable children's product classes, so the clean result reflects the brand's actual record.

Certification Credibility 92

A retailer's own compliance listing carries a specific OEKO-TEX Standard 100 Class I certificate number for this jumpsuit, and the wool content is separately named as Responsible Wool Standard certified. These are named, falsifiable certifications tied to the finished garment.

Chemical Finish Avoidance 79

The care label calls for ironing the garment inside out with no bleach, but nothing states whether the fabric itself carries a wrinkle-resistant or non-iron finish, and no water- or stain-repellent treatment is mentioned for this wool mid-layer.

Pre-Wash & Care Guidance 91

Specific wash and care instructions are published for this jumpsuit, matching across multiple sources: delicate cold machine wash, iron low inside out, no bleach, no tumble dry, with a stated 5% shrinkage allowance.

Transparency & Support 85

The fibre composition is published and consistent across sources, and we confirmed no CPSC recall record exists for this brand. It plainly offers no product warranty, leaving no repair or spare-parts route for this garment.

Hardware & Print Safety 92

The zipper is fitted with a chin guard to protect against pinching, and no snaps or buttons are used. The dyed wool fabric itself is covered by the finished garment's OEKO-TEX Standard 100 Class I certificate, which screens for restricted azo dyes alongside other substances, and its products overall are free from azo dyes.

Customer Stories

Sentiment Summary

Customers frequently describe the jumpsuit as soft, warm and comfortable, including for children who are sensitive to scratchy fabrics.
Several reviewers say it keeps kids warm outdoors in cold winter conditions, including use under coveralls and for outdoor naps.
Some customers report the knees wear through and develop holes after a few months of regular toddler use.
Customers generally find the fit runs a bit large with room to grow, which some appreciate and others see as oversized.
Most customers feel the jumpsuit is good value for everyday winter use, though one reviewer felt it was too thin for the price.

We are using this in the cooler months in the US New England with my child who is 8 and needs nighttime diapers. This is excellent to accommodate diapers underneath without squeezing and causing leaks, and also very comfortable for someone who is sensitive as it is not scratchy. The copper brown color is very earthy and style is very unisex. This is long and it is wonderful thing; because of the cuffed legs, it all fits now and should last us at least to the next winter. The weight works for us from fall through winter and early spring.
Customer
I bought another one like this for my grandchild and they loved the product. They wanted another, bigger one. The best clothing, even though I ordered a large size, but it has room to grow 😀
Customer
This is so soft and lightweight but also seems really warm. We have not worn it other than lounging as it is still summer but it is a great piece
Customer
Very thin, not worth the price
Customer

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