Articles
The Complete Guide to Wool Duvets
How wool duvets actually work, which weight to buy, why they clump, what the certifications do and do not mean, and how they compare to...
Is Wool Actually Antimicrobial? What Happened When Someone Counted
Wool passes the standard antibacterial test. Almost every wool bedding brand says so, and we sell wool bedding. But when researchers lifted the sample off...
Is There Such a Thing as an Organic Wool Quilt?
Organic wool quilts exist, and they are rarer and more complicated than the label suggests. Organic certification covers how a sheep was farmed, not how...
Why Wool Quilts Clump, and What the Industry Does About It
Wool does not clump the way down or polyester does. It felts, and felting is irreversible. Most wool quilts sold as machine washable have been...
Why Duvets Go Flat, and Which Ones You Can Save
Clumping, migration and flattening look the same from the outside and are three different problems. Two of them are worth rescuing and one is not....
What GSM Should a Wool Quilt Be? An Honest Guide
GSM tells you how much wool is in a quilt. It does not tell you how warm it will be, or how much of that...
Mattress Toppers: The Complete Guide
What a mattress topper actually does, thick vs low profile, which material to choose, how toppers differ from protectors, and how to fix a bed...
Is Wool Good for Allergies, Asthma and Dust Mites?
Wool bedding has a real mechanism against dust mites, and it is not the one most wool brands claim. Here is what mites actually need...
Mattress Toppers for Boats, Motorhomes and Campervans: Fixing Foam's Biggest Problems
Vehicle and boat beds share two curses. Dense foam that sleeps hot, and condensation that turns the underside damp and musty. Here is why it...
