The Karmameju children’s jumpsuit, MAKALU, is soft and warm. Loved by children as loungewear because it’s easy to slip on and off. Spacious and easy to move, play, jump and dance in. For young and old, boys and girls.
This jumpsuit brings great joy to particularly sensitive children: it doesn’t feel tight, doesn’t itch and acts as a cosy, protective layer. The ideal cosy wear for children. Also perfect for winter swimming.
A onesie made from light, soft and super-fine fleece of the very best quality. With a practical thumb hole in the sleeve, lovely shoulder details, a large, cosy hood and deep pockets, in a stylish design that suits children of all ages.
MAKALU comes in a gift box with a handle.
Since 1999, Karmameju’s loungewear has been rooted in the Scandinavian lifestyle, redefining everyday well-being.
The Karmameju Loungewear collection comprises ankle-length robes, jumpsuits, blankets and socks in sensually soft and warm fleece, catering to the whole family’s needs. Explore the entire collection here.
Size:
Size 1–2 years / 80–92 cm.
Size 3–4 years / 98–104 cm.
Size 5–7 years / 110–122 cm.
Size 8–10 years / 128–140 cm.
Size 11–12 years / 146–152 cm.
Colour:
Dark grey.
Mmaterial:
Fleece, 100% polyester.
THE PRODUCT IS VEGAN
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My children, aged 8 and 11, both have these lovely fleece jumpsuits. They wear them in the morning as dressing gowns over their pyjamas and often put them on after their evening bath, before going to bed. At the weekend, they practically live in them and can’t be bothered to put on proper clothes at all. The suits stay in really good condition even after several washes. We’ll definitely be buying them again when they’ve grown out of them.
Kathrine, aged 44, Aarhus
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I received the loveliest tracksuit as a birthday present. I was unsure about the size, but it fits perfectly. My girls, aged 5 and 7, have each got their own tracksuit too, and they love spending quiet weekends in them.
Karina, 35, Sæby
If we all think about how we wash our clothes, we can have a positive impact on the environment. The clothing industry is responsible for a significant amount of pollution, but a surprisingly large share of the responsibility also lies with us as consumers. A remarkably high percentage of the pollution generated during a garment’s life cycle (from production to disposal) occurs in our homes after we have bought the clothes.
6 SIMPLE STEPS TO HELP PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT
/ Wash less. Outerwear rarely needs washing. Instead, we recommend airing it out and spot-cleaning – two sustainable ways to keep your clothes clean and fresh, whilst also extending their lifespan. Air your clothes outside or by an open window.
/ Lower the water temperature. The colder the water, the better it is for the environment and the lifespan of your clothes. Wash at a maximum of 30° whenever possible.
/ Minimise the use of the tumble dryer. Only dry clothes in the tumble dryer that really need it.
/ Use the dry cleaner as little as possible. They use harsh chemicals. Spot-clean and air your clothes instead. Brush suits and coats.
/ Use eco-friendly detergent. For your health, for your skin and to protect our planet.
/ Protect your clothes when eating and drinking. Spills at the dinner table are the most common cause of stained clothes. Use napkins and remind your children to protect their clothes during meals.
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