Wool Bedding

We’ve been borrowing wool from superstar sheep for centuries, and it’s easy to see why. 

• Temperature Regulating: It naturally adjusts to your body heat, keeping you comfortable no matter the season.
• Moisture-Wicking: It brilliantly draws moisture away from the skin, making it perfect for hot sleepers.
• Dust-mite resistant: It is naturally resistant to dust mites, mould, and mildew.

Discover more about the wonders of wool and the brilliant benefits of our other fillings with our fillings guide.

You can wrap up in wool, whatever the weather. Its natural insulating properties trap heat to keep you wonderfully toasty through winter, but its open structure is highly breathable, allowing air to circulate and cool you down in the summer.

To make sure you get the perfect night's sleep, we offer different weight options for our wool duvets. Because wool is brilliantly temperature-regulating, our versatile Spring/Autumn weights are perfect for keeping you cool in the summer months, too. 

Alternatively, choose our seriously cosy Autumn/Winter duvets for colder nights.

You can find more seasonal bedding advice on our blog.

The brilliant news is that wool hardly ever needs to be washed, since dirt can’t easily get in amongst the natural fibres. On the very rare occasion when your wool bedding needs a refresh, we recommend spot-cleaning the area with a mild detergent.

Unlike some other bedding, our new wool collection is dry-clean-only, so please do not machine-wash or tumble-dry your wool duvets, pillows, or toppers. If you are taking your wool bedding to a dry cleaner, it’s always worth specifying that a dedicated wool process is needed.  

For more tips, head to our bedding care guide.

At first, wool bedding can have a slight natural odour, often described as 'woolly' or 'earthy'. This scent is completely normal and is simply a sign of its wonderful natural quality. It usually disappears quite soon. Proper airing on a dry day and regular use will help reduce any initial woolly smells.

Popping on a fresh mattress or pillow protector is a brilliant way to minimise any initial smell, while still enjoying all of the wool's breathable benefits.

Wool bedding is often chosen by people looking for a comfortable sleep environment, and some of its natural properties may help reduce the conditions that dust mites, mould and mildew need to thrive. These are common triggers for nighttime allergies, so wool can be a suitable option for some people with sensitivities.

This does not mean wool bedding will prevent allergies or be suitable for everyone. Individual responses can vary. A small number of people may be sensitive to wool fibres or to residual lanolin (naturally occurring in the wool).

If you have a known wool allergy or sensitivity, it is best to avoid wool products or try a pillow first.