When the weather turns cold, many families change Laddu Gopal's daily poshak to a woollen one. It is a simple act of seva: we keep Kanha ji as warm and cared for as a child of the house.
Choosing a woollen dress
- Full woollen sets with a matching cap are the warmest choice for December and January.
- Lighter woollen or fur-trim dresses suit early winter in November and late winter in February.
- Accessories like woollen caps and ponchos can be added over a daily dress on cold mornings.
See all woollen dresses for Laddu Gopal
Finding the right size
Lay one of your Laddu Gopal's old dresses flat and measure it edge to edge in inches:
| Dress width (inches) | Size |
|---|---|
| 3" | Size 1 |
| 4" | Size 2 |
| 6" | Size 3 |
| 8" | Size 4 |
| 10" | Size 5 |
| 12" | Size 6 |
| 14" | Size 7 |
| 16" | Size 8 |
Full details are on our size guide. Not sure? Send us a photo of the old dress next to a measuring tape on WhatsApp at 86175 52505.
Simple winter seva ideas
- Change to a woollen poshak in the morning and keep a cap on during the coldest hours.
- Many families offer a small blanket or razai for shayan (night rest) seva.
- Offer warm bhog such as halwa or warm milk on cold days, as your family tradition allows.
Order early
Every woollen dress is handmade to order. Order before the cold peaks so Kanha ji is ready in time.