Why wool makes an excellent choice for your bed

Attributes:	Benefits:
Wool fibres regulate body temperature while you sleep because wool allows water molecules to move freely.	Provides a consistently good nights sleep at optimum temperature; minimum care maintenance because little or no perspiration
Wool provides a natural defence against dust mites	Excellent for asthma and allergy sufferers. Particularly good for children.
Wool is naturally fire resistant	Safe and suitable for everyone
Sheep wool is naturally sustainable and renewable, its production does not involve unnecessary cruelty	Eco and animal friendly
Wool is a natural fibre	Biodegradable and recyclable
Wool provides a natural insulation for all seasons.	Lightness, warmth, and comfort all year round.
Wool fibres naturally retain their original shape.	No more “plumping up” of your pillows or duvets.
Wool “breathes” which means it can adapt to each individuals body temperature.	Perfect for couples with differing warmth requirements No more restless nights, because the duvet will keep you at a perfect temperature.
The Supawool^© process used for our products is unique	This gives higher insulation and warmth and makes the products we sell the warmest and lightest natural wool duvets and pillows in the world.

Not all wools are the same!

Spectacular and pristine, New Zealand is a land of magnificent mountains, rugged high country, lush green valleys, snow fed rivers and clear blue lakes. It is also home to some of the best quality wools in the world. Here, Merino sheep flourish, well suited to withstand the extreme conditions of living upto 2,000 metres above sea level. The Merino produces a 10 cm long fleece which surrounds the animal with warmth in winter, but is still fine enough to keep it cool and dry in the summer months.
It is these qualities which make the Merino wool fibre ideal for achieving the softness and warmth required for our bedding products. To provide the additional bulk and loft needed, wool from the stronger wool breeds, such as Corriedale, Romney and Perendale are used. These thicker fleeces provide the perfect complement to the finer Merino wool.