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MarMar Thermal clothing

Find MarMar thermal clothing for children and babies in light, soft layers made for everyday Nordic weather. Choose from merino, cotton and flexible fits that feel comfortable under jackets, snowsuits and everyday outfits throughout the season.

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MarMar Thermal clothing

MarMar thermal clothing for children who need a light and functional layer

MarMar thermal clothing is a great choice if you are looking for a light, flexible layer for babies and children during the colder months. Here you will find MarMar’s own take on thermal wear and base layers, designed for everyday Nordic life where clothing needs to work under regular outfits, at daycare, on the playground and on the way to school. It is especially suitable if you prefer a calm, simple look rather than classic quilted thermal clothing, while still wanting something practical for daily use.

When choosing MarMar thermal wear, the material, fit and your child’s everyday routine are the most important things to consider. MarMar thermal styles are typically made in merino wool, organic cotton and blends, making it easier to adjust the layers to the temperature and activity level. For children who spend a lot of time outdoors and on the move, merino often makes the most sense because it helps maintain an even body temperature. Cotton styles, on the other hand, are comfortable on quieter days or as a soft layer close to the skin.

MarMar is known for its timeless Scandinavian look and carefully selected materials, including OEKO-TEX certified qualities and European production. The result is clothing made to be worn again and again, while still feeling neat and comfortable after play, washing and many hours of use.

What makes MarMar thermal clothing special?

What makes MarMar thermal clothing special is that it feels light and comfortable rather than heavy and stiff. The fit is simple and closer to the body, while details such as flat seams and thumbholes help the layers stay in place. This is especially useful on days when your child moves in and out, and the clothing needs to work under a jacket or snowsuit without bunching up or twisting around.

MarMar also focuses on materials that can handle everyday wear, with a finish that works beyond the beginning of the season. For many parents, this is where the brand stands out: simple design, few unnecessary details and clothing that gives children freedom to move. If you already know the brand, you can also combine these styles with other pieces from MarMar to create a wardrobe that works beautifully together.

Choose between merino and cotton in MarMar thermal wear

The material makes a big difference to how MarMar base layers feel and perform in everyday life. Merino wool is an obvious choice for children who are very active or who need to spend longer periods outside in cool weather. Wool helps regulate temperature and often feels less clammy against the skin if your child gets warm during play.

Cotton styles are often a good choice on milder days, for indoor use or for children who prefer a soft layer without too much warmth. MarMar also makes blends where softness and breathability go hand in hand.

A quick overview usually looks like this:

  • Merino: best for active play, changing temperatures and outdoor use.
  • Cotton: good for quiet days, indoor wear and milder weather.
  • Sets or separates: choose a set for even warmth, or add individual tops and bottoms as needed.

If you are looking for more warm layers close to the body, it may also be worth exploring wool underwear.

Size and fit in MarMar thermal clothing

One of the most important things to consider with MarMar thermal clothing is the size. MarMar often has a narrower cut than many other brands, and this is intentional. Thermal wear and base layers work best when they sit closer to the body, so it is rarely an advantage to size up for extra growing room. If the layer becomes too loose, it may lose some of its function and feel more awkward under the rest of the outfit.

For babies aged 0-18 months, it makes sense to choose soft, flexible styles that follow the body without feeling tight. For children aged 2-5 years, merino is often a very good choice because they quickly shift between feeling warm and cold and rarely stay still for long. Older children often benefit from durable styles that work well both at school and for outdoor play.

If your child is between two sizes, it can help to think about both body shape and how the clothing will be used. If it is worn as the innermost layer under everyday clothes or outerwear, it can sit fairly close to the body. If the layers are worn with, for example, MarMar pants, it is also easier to achieve a neat and comfortable fit when the base layer is not too large.

How to use MarMar thermal clothing throughout the season

MarMar thermal clothing works best as part of a layered wardrobe throughout the season. On mild autumn days, a light set under everyday clothes may be enough. When the cold really sets in, it makes sense to wear it as the inner layer and build from there with a top, pants and outerwear. On the coldest days, you can combine it with a warm jacket such as a MarMar winter jacket, so your child stays warm without feeling bundled up.

It is also worth remembering that MarMar thermal wear is not only made for sports or special outings. It works just as well for completely ordinary days: under jeans, under a dress, in the pram, at daycare and on the playground. That is why details such as flat seams, elastic finishes and materials that keep their shape after washing really matter. They make the clothing more comfortable to wear, even on long days.

If you are unsure which type of warm layers or outerwear is best, you can also explore our full selection of thermal clothing and find what makes the most sense for your child’s everyday life and the season.

Size Guide

Find the right size for your child

Use the guide below to quickly choose the right size. The table shows the typical height and age per size. Children grow differently, and brands can vary slightly in fit - if in doubt, feel free to choose one size up.

Clothing sizes

Age Size (cm) Height (cm)
0 - 1 mo 50 45 - 50
1 - 2 mo 56 51 - 56
2 - 4 mo 62 57 - 62
4 - 6 mo 68 63 - 68
6 - 9 mo 74 69 - 74
9 - 12 mo 80 75 - 80
12 - 18 mo 86 81 - 86
18 - 24 mo 92 87 - 92
2 - 3 yrs 98 93 - 98
3 - 4 yrs 104 99 - 104
4 - 5 yrs 110 105 - 110
5 - 6 yrs 116 111 - 116
6 - 7 yrs 122 117 - 122
7 - 8 yrs 128 123 - 128
8 - 9 yrs 134 129 - 134
9 - 10 yrs 140 135 - 140
10 - 11 yrs 146 141 - 146
11 - 12 yrs 152 147 - 152
12 - 13 yrs 158 153 - 158
13 - 14 yrs 164 159 - 164
14 - 15 yrs 170 165 - 170
15 - 16 yrs 176 171 - 176

Hats and head circumference

Head circumference Age
47 cm 0 - 3 mo
49 cm 6 - 12 mo
51 cm 1 - 2 yrs
53 cm 3 - 4 yrs
55 cm 5 - 10 yrs

Children have different head circumferences - choose one size up if your child has a slightly larger head than their peers.

Shoes and growth allowance

  • Growth allowance: approx. 1.5 cm for regular shoes.
  • Growth allowance: approx. 1.0 cm for ballerina or first-walker shoes.

Example: If the foot measures 15.0 cm, choose a shoe with an inner length of approx. 16.5 cm.

Socks and tights

Socks and tights may shrink slightly in the wash - choose one size up if in doubt.

If you are unsure about the size or fit, you are always welcome to contact our customer service - we are happy to help you find the right size.

📞 +45 87 800 406 ✉️ mail@houseofkids.dk


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