Woolino Season Baby Sleep Bag Reviews Summary

Quality and Material

Pros:

• "The Woolino sleepsac is a godsend! Made of high quality wool, it is super soft, comfy, cozy with quality zipper and snaps."
• "They are high quality and seem like they will last a long time."
• "Quality is great, washes wonderful too."
• "The material is so soft and durable."
• "The quality of material and workmanship on this is outstanding!"
• "Material is great and feels great quality."
• "The quality is unmatched."

Cons:

• "We had an issue with it. Been using this for 2 months and color started fading."
• "I'm absolutely disappointed that despite this sleep sack being over $100 it's still made in Asia."
• "I love this sack but it makes me nervous about the paint peeling off, worried my baby could ingest it."
• "The inner wool lining fell apart and become a safety concern for the loose pieces wrapping around toes."
• "After just a few days of sitting in the laundry hamper, the sleep sack has mildew and mold on it and had to be thrown out."
• "It also is very thin and I would expect it to be a bit thicker for the price."
• "Very thin. Doesn’t feel like it has a lining at all."

Temperature Regulation

Pros:

• "I don't have to worry about if my son is too hot or too cold at night."
• "It also moderates the temperature so we don’t need to worry about baby being too hot or cold."
• "I never worry if she is too warm or too cold because the wool regulates body temperature."
• "The merino wool material keeps my grandbaby comfortably warm in the winter and cool in the summer, ensuring a restful night's sleep year-round."
• "It helps keeping him warm when I have the AC on and not too hot when I turn it off."
• "It keeps her warm without us worrying about her being too hot."
• "Love that I don’t really have to worry about overheating in transitional seasons as wool is temperature regulating."

Cons:

• "Update: the woolinos weren’t warm enough for baby’s first winter cause the temp in our house drops down to 16C at night."
• "But I just feel that if she is warm enough, her hands shouldn’t be cold."
• "I noticed my baby’s feet were cool when I changed his diaper, despite being in the bag and footie pajamas - thought it would keep them warmer."
• "Now that it’s the winter, he’s getting cold (arms and hands) and this says it’s 4 seasons."
• "If it is below 68 or 69° I think he gets cold even with a cotton sleeper and a onesie underneath that."
• "Do not advise wearing this in 70 degree room. My 4 month old woke up freezing."
• "Despite the promise on the packaging, I still worry if my baby is warm enough when the temperature in the house drop."

Value for Money

Pros:

• "Definitely worth the $$!"
• "For the amount of time we have used the Woolino, replacing the need to buy several new sleep sacks every few months,and the quality of the product, it is well worth the price tag."
• "Yes it’s worth the money!!! They go for 24 months unlike any other sleep sack!!"
• "Great product worth the investment, especially while the Black Friday special going on."
• "The higher price is worth it to me since the merino wool means we can use it year round for up to 2 years!"
• "It is definitely pricey but so worth it."
• "It's definitely worth the money."

Cons:

• "I just wouldn’t recommend these to a friend because of the price - great sleep sacks by, say, Gunamuna, are just as good if not better, but at a significantly lower price."
• "It’s more expensive but I think it is worth it."
• "By no means is this some life changing product... I see no reason for it to be well over $100."
• "I would wager the production cost on these is 10-15 dollars."
• "For over $100, ridiculous.I would NOT buy this again."
• "I’m going to be honest the price is what I don’t understand it seems to be just like any other sleep sack I have ever used."
• "Also can’t dry it in the dryer with the other sleep sacks. This means that I need many multiples of these 100$ sleep sacks as baby’s are messy and I could need 2-3 different ones on one night if it’s a bad night."