Discover the NIRMI baby carrier
The NIRMI baby carrier is different to any other baby carrier: made from regional natural materials such as linen and wool felt in a social workshop, it can change not only its appearance but also the living conditions of women artisans in rural regions of the world.
Personalise your NIRMI baby carrier with our unique 'Impact Patches' and support women artisans worldwide.
Natural right from the beginning
Rebozos, Fajas, Ringslings
Our hand-woven Rebozos from Mexico empower you during pregnancy and childbirth and carry your baby safely and securely.
Our handmade fajas support your body in all moments when you need an extra hug around your belly.
By working with our Mexican production partner ANTAMA, we ensure that the artisans are fairly remunerated and midwife projects in rural regions are supported.
Slow not fast
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Our mission as a social business is to improve the living conditions of women artisans through fair and direct trade! Trade not Aid!
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Fajas: Ein Jahrhundertealter Trend für Dein Wohlbefinden während Schwangerschaft und Menstruation
Eine Faja ist ein handgewebter Bauchgürtel, der sanfte Unterstützung und Wärme bietet. Sie funktioniert durch leichten Druck und Wärmespeicherung, was insbesondere während der Schwangerschaft und M...
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Rebozo - your companion during pregnancy, birth and beyond
Inspired by traditional Mexican midwifery and due to the return to natural birth practices, the rebozo is gaining international importance. In this article, we want to tell you more about its use d...
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Rebozo: Support and connection for a more natural life
Find out what a rebozo is and how you can use our rebozos to support yourself, the artisans and traditional midwifery in Mexico.
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