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Limited Edition: The Mouse

Exciting news for Mouse fans of all ages: Join the Fair Fashion Club and go on a treasure hunt with the Mouse. We’ll answer your questions. Have fun discovering the limited-edition collection featuring exclusive designs.

Mouse Styles Made from Organic Cotton

Limited-edition highlights: a sweatshirt and T-shirt in a relaxed, oversized fit. Made from 70% organic cotton and 30% recycled cotton from spinning mill scraps, giving them a new lease on life.

Meet the curious crew

Are you curious and want to know exactly how your shirt or pants are made? Then you’ve come to the right place. Because, just like the Mouse and her friends, we take a very close look.

With every piece in this collection, you’ll become part of a collective quest to uncover the secrets behind fashion production. We’ve already found some answers, but we’re still on the trail of many questions—together with partners around the world who are just as curious as we are. Will you join us?

Fun for big Mouse fans

A playful statement: T-shirts and sweatshirts made from organic cotton and recycled cotton in a limited-edition mouse design.

Cuddling, playing, and running around with the Mouse

Soft, breathable, and super cozy: Adorable styles with mouse prints and embroidery for babies and kids. From fleece jackets to T-shirts made of organic cotton and recycled cotton.

Meet the curious crew

Ask and you’ll learn more: Discover our Curious Clips, where little Maus fans ask big questions. Together with our experts, the kids get to the bottom of these questions and take a closer look at cotton, natural fibers, and the many steps that turn a fiber into a piece of clothing. Honest, simple, and to the point—for the whole family to marvel, learn, and laugh.

Are cozy jackets always made of wool?

Good question. No, cozy jackets aren't always made of wool. In fact, those cozy fleece jackets are often made of very fine plastic fibers. When you wash these jackets in the washing machine, very tiny particles can be washed out. These are called microplastics. And these microplastics can then end up in rivers and oceans along with the water. And there, they can be swallowed by animals. For our fleece material, we use natural fibers. This includes wool, for example, but it can also be organic cotton.

How will my T-shirt turn out colorful?

So there are two options. You can either dye the sweater all over or you can print on it. What is used for dyeing and what is used for printing? These are what are called dyes. There are two groups: dangerous dyes and harmless dyes. According to hessnatur guidelines, only the harmless ones, that is, the good dyes, are allowed. Why? Because they don’t make you sick and they don’t harm the groundwater.

Why does nature love organic cotton?

You may know that many insects feed on nectar. And they find that nectar in flowers. In a cotton field, there are many other plants growing among the cotton plants. And in organic farming, there are very specific rules. For example, many pesticides used to remove those other plants aren’t allowed. And that means a whole lot of other plants can grow among these cotton plants. These plants can then provide food for small animals, or shelter, or simply a place to rest. And we think that’s great.

Does cotton grow on trees?

No. Cotton does not grow on trees. Cotton is a shrub-like plant and, depending on the variety, grows to a height of 1.5 to 2 meters. Our cotton, as we use it at hessnatur, comes mainly from Turkey and India. And we also have several projects currently underway in Greece. hessnatur has a very consistent policy regarding organic cotton. All of our items made of 100% cotton are exclusively of organic quality and certified. I think the production and use of organic cotton are good for people and the environment.

Searching for Clues: Our Footprint
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The Limited Edition’s Carbon Footprint

With an openness to new insights and a commitment to making decisions in a thoughtful and transparent manner. That’s why, together with the specialist [AV2.1]ClimatePartner, we’re making the carbon footprint of our Mouse Edition, our emission-reduction measures, and the climate protection projects we support transparent. More details on the Limited Edition’s carbon footprint.

“Curiosity is a wonderful thing.” Teresa Casamonti

It inspires children to marvel, ask questions, and experience the world with wide-open eyes. That’s exactly what the mouse has stood for for generations.

hessnatur shares Teresa Casamonti’s belief that children need space to freely explore this very curiosity—wearing clothes made from natural materials that feel comfortable and can handle any adventure. A collaboration that invites families to explore mindfully, create memories together, and cherish the little moments of everyday life.

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