CLICK TO SEE MORE-"Farm Critters" Wool Covers

Roly poly animals- so cute and playful. The gray has subtle blue, pink and gold pinstripes.
Composition of each cover is as follows:
~Gold Sheep (NB)- 100% wool outer and hidden, 100% merino wool inner

~Gray Pig (OS)- 100% wool outer and hidden, 100% cashmere inner

~Blue Pig (OS)- 100% wool outer and hidden, 100% cashmere inner

~Gray Rooster (OS)- 100% wool outer and hidded, 100% lambswool inner

Watercolor Animals- These are stretchy wool covers for extra comfort
~Ivory Cow (NB)-96% wool 4% spandex outer, 100% wool hidden, 100% cashmere inner

~Ivory Startled Chicken- 96% wool 4% spandex outer, 100% wool hidden, 100% merino inner

~Ivory Darker Cow (OS-2nds)- 96% wool 4% spandex outer, 100% wool hidden, 100% merino inner
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~The Polish Chicken on Chocolate is OS with 100% wool outer and hidden layer, and golden merino inner

~Highland Cow is a thicker, felted 95% wool/5% nylon outer and chocolate merino inner. Suitable for night time. Minor seconds due to a small cosmetic wrinkle on the inner
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Barnyard Etchings-These sweet covers are extra trim with a little bit of stretch for extra comfort and fit. Outer and inner are 96% wool and 4% spandex and the hidden layer is 100% wool. Perfect for Daytime. Petite is a "hot mess" and steeply discounted, which means it is 100% functional, but with more significant cosmetic issues.
~Petite Hen and Chicks *Hot Mess
~OS Hen and Chicks
~Toddler Horse

Sizing:

Newborn: 5-16+lbs

Petite: 8-28+ lbs

OS: 13-45+lbs

OS+: 13-53+lbs

Toddler: 17-68+lbs

Common Questions:
How many layers are the wool covers?
2-3 depending on thickness. We aim for trimness with plenty of coverage. Layers are usually an outer and hidden layer of woven wool for structure, stability and moisture resistance (due to the tighter weave), with an inner layer of knit or interlock wool for softness and absorbency. Occasionally we may have covers available that are completely knit or interlock with one layer heavily felted for stability. No one wants a stretched out cover.

Are they all wool?
Our wool often comes from thrift stores or online sellers like Poshmark or eBay if we are looking for a unique pattern or brand of wool item (we love Pendleton here). We primarily utilize 100% wool items, but occasionally will use a blend of 80% or more wool with a non-absorbent material like nylon or polyester. These high percentage wool blends, in our experience, take lanolin and perform extremely close to, if not exactly the same as, 100% wool. Cashmere and merino are our softest wool types with lambswool being a little less soft, but often more bulletproof in a cover. If you are looking for an absolutely bulletproof cover, keep your eyes peeled for the ones made from heavy winter coats like a pea coat. Those are woven and felted to repel the worst weather, so they work phenomenally in a cover.

What are the benefits of a wrap style cover?
wrap styles are trimmer and less bulky and can be adjusted for a snug fit, helping eliminate blowouts. They can also better fit under other items of clothing if you have a cute outfit or just prefer cotton pajamas. They also can be less messy for the runny baby poop stage since if you get any on the cover, you can just unsnap and remove, vs pulling a messy cover down their legs.