9 reasons to sleep on wool

ALLERGY FACTOR
Wool is naturally resistant to dust mites, mold and mildew as it quickly wicks away the moisture, thus prohibiting the growth of bacteria.

THERMAL FACTOR
Wool is a natural insulator, like a thermos for the body.
It keeps you warm in winter and cool in summer.

COMFORT FACTOR
Wool relieves pressure points as it recovers up to 95% of its shape when compressed.

REJUVENATION FACTOR
Sleeping on wool increases the duration of the most beneficial phase of sleep known as REM (rapid eye movement). Less time is spent tossing and turning.

SAFETY FACTOR
Wool is naturally flame resistant and is considered to be the safest choice for bedding.

PERSPIRATION FACTOR
The average person can lose up to three pints of moisture during sleep. Wool quickly wicks away the moisture without making your bedding feel cold or clammy.

ECO FACTOR
Wool is a renewable, sustainable and biodegradable fiber that
is sheared from sheep.

SHOCK FACTOR
Wool does not promote static electricity or static cling.

LONGEVITY FACTOR
Wool is a healthier choice to sleep on as it offers you the lowest cost and the best comfort for years to come.