Our Natural Wool
For over 15 years we’ve been responsibly harvesting Australian wool for our mattresses.
The most comfortable wool in the world
Finer than human hair, Merino wool can be softer than cashmere and is gentle on even the most sensitive skin.
No microplasics,
unlike in synthetics
Australian woolgrowers work to preserve, protect and improve the natural resources of their farms; the waterways, valleys and hills, and native plants and animals.
100% Biodegradable
100% Biodegradable
No microplasics,
unlike in synthetics
Australian woolgrowers work to preserve, protect and improve the natural resources of their farms; the waterways, valleys and hills, and native plants and animals.
Responsibly Sourced
Sourced in Australia
Australian woolgrowers work to preserve, protect and improve the natural resources of their farms; the waterways, valleys and hills, and native plants and animals.
Sourced in Australia
Australian woolgrowers work to preserve, protect and improve the natural resources of their farms; the waterways, valleys and hills, and native plants and animals.
Wool Faq's
If your wool is itchy or prickly, it’s because of the coarseness of the fibre it is made of, not the type of fiber.
Wool helps regulate your body temperature, keeping you in what is known as 'the thermal comfort zone' for longer. You therefore not only fall asleep quicker, but also have deeper, less fragmented sleep.
Many textiles and fibres are made from carbon-based products, but only some, such as wool, are made from renewable atmospheric carbon. When disposed of, wool acts like a fertiliser by slowly releasing valuable nutrients and carbon back into the soil.
The most likely answer is no, according to a number of scientific studies confirming some wool can actually be beneficial to eczema sufferers. In fact, in recent expert research challenges long-held misconceptions that all wool is itchy or acts as an allergen, and reveals that wool is beneficial to eczema sufferers.