Our original Classic Pure Wool Duvet is sourced from Pure English wool and threaded with a natural 200-count percale cotton cover.
Pure wool is a natural protein fiber that is crimped, elastic and springy. It’s ideal for those looking for a natural way to regulate their body temperature as it provides insulation in winter and breathes in summer. Great for all seasons.
Naturally flame retardant and hypoallergenic.
Product Details: Fill - 100 % Pure Wool Cover - 100 % Natural Cotton Handcrafted in the Pacific Northwest - (Made in WA State)
Sizes: Twin (64" x 88") Queen (89" x 90") King (106" x 90")
Weights Light Weight - best for hot sleepers or hot rooms, hot climate Regular Weight - best for all climates or you're not too hot or too cold Heavy Weight - for those that sleep cold or like to keep their bedroom cold
How To Clean Your Duvet
Heritage Organic Wool and Classic Pure Wool (pure wool is non-organic wool) can be cleaned by hanging out in the sun. Yes, you have read that right, natural wool is self-cleaning, and by hanging out in the sun, you are cleaning it.
Or you can get it professionally cleaned at a drycleaning facility that works with wool-filled bedding. Not all drycleaners are equal when it comes to cleaning wool. Ask if they work with wool bedding.
A third option is to hand wash your wool bedding in a bathtub or large sink. You want to use a wool-safe detergent that will not harm or dry out the wool. There are several wool-safe laundry detergents out there. You will want to thoroughly rinse your duvet to remove any detergents and gently ring out the excess water. The best and safest way to dry your Heritage Organic Wool or Classic Duvet is to put it in the sun. Do not put organic or pure wool duvets in the dryer, it may ruin your duvet. If you are still unsure how to take care of any of our products, reach out, email or call us with any questions.
How To Clean A Stain
Any spills and minor stains can be “spot” hand-washed with lukewarm water and mild detergent in a laundry tub, rinsed with cool water and allowed to drain in the tub till dry enough to hang up to finish drying. Another trick to remove stains is with Hydrogen Peroxide, pour, spray or dab it with a cotton swap. Leave it on for ten mins and rinse it off thoroughly. If the stain still persists, repeat the process. Note the area where you use Hydrogen peroxide may lighten the area, but it’s still better than a stain.
