A merino dress made for real life - from everyday adventures to somewhere special.
The Wha Dress combines the natural comfort and performance of merino wool with a timeless silhouette that's easy to wear and easy to love.
Knitted from 100% RWS-certified merino wool, it features a ribbed bodice that provides natural stretch and moves comfortably with growing kids. A front button placket finished with natural corozo buttons made from Tagua nut adds a beautifully simple detail.
Merino wool naturally regulates body temperature, providing warmth when it's cool while remaining breathable as kids run, play and move through their day. Wear it on its own, layer it over a MerinoSilk crew, or add tights and a cardigan when temperatures drop.
Beautiful enough to dress up, comfortable enough for every day - and timeless enough to pass down.
Features
Ribbed bodice for natural stretch and comfortable movement
Front button placket for easy dressing
Natural corozo buttons made from Tagua nut
Versatile design that can be dressed up or down
Easy to layer across seasons
Naturally temperature regulating
Warm and breathable
Naturally moisture managing
Naturally odour resistant - fewer washes between wears
100% merino wool with no synthetic fibres
RWS-certified and mulesing-free merino wool
Timeless design made for extended wear and handing down
Composition
100% RWS-certified merino wool. Mulesing free.
Why choose a merino wool dress for kids?
Merino wool provides warmth while remaining naturally breathable and moisture managing. It responds to changing body temperatures, helping children stay comfortable whether they're sitting quietly indoors or running around outside.
Can the Wha Dress be worn year-round?
The Wha Dress is designed for versatile layering. Wear it alone in milder weather, over a lightweight merino top when it's cooler, or add tights and knitwear through winter. Merino's natural temperature regulation makes it particularly useful across changing seasons.
What are corozo buttons?
Corozo is a durable natural material made from the seed of the Tagua palm, sometimes called "vegetable ivory." We use corozo as a beautiful natural alternative to conventional plastic buttons.