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    Joha

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    Joha is one of the largest producers of wool and cotton underwear and sleepwear for babies and children in Scandinavia. The company was established in 1963. To this day Joha’s focus is exactly the same as it was 50 years ago: uncompromising quality, the finest wool, a great fit and great design. Joha was the first company to create wool underwear for children and has been leading the European market for the past 35 years.

    Wool has an amazing ability to absorb moisture and will keep your child dry, protecting the health and well-being of the little ones. With its isolating qualities wool naturally regulates the body temperature – nice and warm when it’s chilly and cooling on the body when it’s hot. Ideal for both winter and summer. Wool absorbs the body's perspired moisture and can absorb up to 40% of its own weight. Cotton in comparison only absorbs 8%. Furthermore, wool is gentle to the skin and for very sensitive skin we have developed a special wool quality with a cotton lining.

    Joha is very responsible for environmentally productions methods.Our products have OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 certification. Furthermore, the international Woolmark recognizes and certifies all Joha’s wool products. Woolmark is one of the most renowned textiles certificates in the world. Products carrying this label are tested to meet the strict standards of The Woolmark Company. That means you are guaranteed the best quality and the purest wool.
    Most recently we got the "Animal Welfare"

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