Why Wool?

Renewable
Wool is one of nature’s most renewable resources.
Temperature Regulating
It keeps you warm in winter and cool in summer by adapting to your body’s needs.
Hypoallergenic
It naturally resists dust mites, mold, and mildew, which are common allergy triggers.
Moisture Absorbent
Wool absorbs moisture in a vapour form, creating the perfect moisture balance in all environments.

How to care for your wool pillow

Wool Pillow cover / shell:

Use a non-agitating washing machine, (e.g. front loader or modern drum-style).
Use cold water only.
Use a wool-approved liquid detergent that contains no enzymes, bleach or softeners.
Do not spin or agitate vigorously, as this can cause felting
Line dry outdoors in fresh air and sunshine where possible.
Alternatively, lie flat on a clean, breathable surface, indoors or outside.
The more fresh air and sunshine, the better for natural wool rejuvenation.

Wool Fill:

Air regularly in the sunshine and fresh air.
Avoid washing, as this can alter the filling structure.
Sunlight and airflow naturally refresh and revitalise the wool.

How to care for your wool duvet

Use a non-agitating washing machine, (e.g. front loader or modern drum-style).
Use cold water only.
Use a wool-approved liquid detergent that contains no enzymes, bleach or softeners.
Do not spin or agitate vigorously, as this can cause felting.
Line dry outdoors in fresh air and sunshine where possible.
Alternatively, lie flat on a clean, breathable surface, indoors or outside.
The more fresh air and sunshine, the better for natural wool rejuvenation.