ENGEL 100% Organic Merino Virgin Wool Diaper Cover Nappy Pants

Fits great over workhorse fitteds and it works surpirsingly! I use these for my little guy around the house to have a cool breathable option for a diaper cover.

I have two of these covers and they are the only covers I use during the day. I lanolize them using now brand lanolin dissolved in water and wash them with eucalan. They are more reliable than pul covers and leave my baby's skin dry and rash free.I started using the smallest size when baby was about two months and sized up to the one year around three and a half months. He has some room to grow. With the snug fit of the newborn size cover I didn't need a diaper pin because the cover held the diaper together. Now I use a single pin across the front of the folded flat. I expect these covers will last until he no longer needs a diaper during the day making them both economical and aesthetically pleasing. I also appreciate that they are sustainably produced.The only problem I've had with the covers is some stitching coming loose at the waist. That's it. If there were quarter stars I would give 4 3/4.

These hold much more than expected

I would give this zero stars. It’s absolute trash. A paper thin pice of fabric that’s see-through on a skinny elastic band. And they wanted me to pay shipping to send it back. Huge waste of money will not be purchasing anything from this company ever again. 0/10 awful and good luck with its their “customer service,” it’s the same quality as this diaper

This cover is really thin, so thin it is hard to believe that it can work, but it does! - at least for daytime. It is really cute and trim. My biggest complaint though is that it is too narrow in the crotch, like only 2 inches between the leg cuffs and 3 inches including them. Also the leg holes are too big IMO. Put those two things together and it is hard to keep the diaper from peeking out in the crotch. If the crotch was wider, I would give these a 5, easily. If they were double layered through the wet zone - I would give them a 10.

I didn't like these at first, over 2 years ago. I had just started cloth diapering, then I dabbled with wool covers. It was disappointing. Lanolizing them was not enough to keep them from being dampened with a heavy wetter and I inadvertently stained the fabric in the wet zone. It looks like an ugly urine stain, no matter how much natural stain remover I used. I put them away. Now, that my son is almost graduated from potty training, I love these! They are excellent underpants: easy to pull up and down, gentle elastic, stretchy yet snug, cuffs fit right concealing his privates, easy to hand wash with Buncha Farmers stain stick and Eucalan, have growing room, etc. I can't say enough good things about how handy they have been. I'm working on owning 3 pairs for my children in the 12-24 months size. Once my son is done using these, they will be for my daughter's diaper-free days to relieve rash and eventually her potty training, which I will initiate at 18 months. Read Toilet Training without Tantrums by John Rosemond if you need a short-to-read, easy-to-follow guide for pottying. (P.S. My son was on the skinny side, so I tried Tiny Undies and City Thread. They were not checking all the boxes for comfort, fit, and accessibility. These Engel nappy pants were the perfect match!)

I really like this little cover. It is soft and nice. I use it over an Osocozy Unbleached prefold, twisted once in the crotch usually with an insert as well. The cover was somewhat water resistant out of the box, but after lanolinizing it is surprisingly waterproof and can prevent cotton pants from becoming wet (although maybe a little "humid" feeling, they do not become smelly, but we change pretty frequently and use disposables at night). Our baby was 9lbs when we began using about a month ago and it made a big difference vs using no cover. The downside, as other reviewers said, is the narrow crotch as opposed to "shorties" style wool covers, these are more of a brief. This has not been a problem for us so far, but the cloth prefold does show out the leg holes.

Mutandine copripannolino sottili adatte al giorno. Dopo un paio di lanolizzazioni tengono bene. Non stringono quindi sono comode. Adatte ai fitted e ai ciripà. Le consiglierò volentieri.Aggiornamento: dopo un paio di mesi di utilizzo posso dire che queste cover sono favolose! Essendosi anche infeltrite un po' e lanolizzandole bene, d'estate mi reggono anche tutta la notte. Si inumidiscono solo, le metto a stendere e sono a posto in pochissimo tempo. Non avrei mai pensato che potessero tenere così tanto.

Not so much for a baby (quit big)...

Sono leggeri ma funzionano bene come cover per pannolini lavabili. Vestono poco.