For kids, leggings are the perfect garment, because let’s be honest: kids are natural-born little athletes. Running, hopping, jumping, or even crawling and scrambling—it’s all in their blood—and these leggings keep up with their activities without restricting, pinching, or chafing. 

The natural materials used in these children’s leggings also contribute to their comfort. The high percentage of organic merino wool (80%) guarantees both warming and temperature-regulating properties, while organic cotton (18%) ensures an even more comfortable, soft feel, and a small amount of spandex ensures a great fit without compromising the stretch of the wide ribbed knit. Thanks to the fine-ribbed cuffs that trim both the waistband and the legs of the leggings, they always maintain their excellent, comfortable fit. And style-wise, they go with any—perhaps even daring—fashion ideas your little one comes up with when picking out their favorite outfit from the closet in the morning. Whether paired with a skirt, dress, or shirt on cooler days, worn under pants on cold days, or even as pajama pants at night, their subtle color scheme will patiently complement even the brightest, boldest styles your child might be into.

Bensheim, otherwise better known for its historic buildings, good wine and sheltered location on the slopes of the Odenwald, is the home of the Pure Pure label. And perhaps it is the proximity to and daily contact with nature that has inspired the Pure Pure philosophy. In any case, the name says it all: the products should convey pure joy when worn and the materials from which they are made are purist in the sense of naturally pure. The designs for children also (and even more so) offer a wearing comfort that is characterized by natural light-heartedness. The company also focuses on corporate responsibility beyond its own production: Pure Pure is a member of the cross-industry Bundesverband Nachhaltige Wirtschaft e.V., a business association that promotes climate protection, resource efficiency and diversity in the economy.