Wool Comforter

Our wool comforters are cozy additions to your bed set. Made of Climate Beneficial Wool, this pure wool comforter provides you with better sleep. The comforter features a 100% certified organic cotton exterior with hand-knotted ties every nine inches to keep the wool batting in place. Batting is a layer, or sheet, of wool that provides a stable filling that doesn't move inside the comforter.

Use the wool comforter with a duvet, comforter cover, or by itself. With hypoallergenic fibers, wool naturally repels dust mites, mold, mildew, and moisture. Wool comforters are known for decreasing nighttime allergies and being great for sensitive skin. Improving your sleep with its temperature-regulating benefits gives you a cooling comforter in the hot summer, and studies show that wool warms you in the winter while not causing clamminess or overheating.

Free Shipping

Wool Comforter sizing:

Lap wool comforter is 45”x72” and filled with 1.5 lbs. of wool
Twin wool comforter is 72”x90” and filled with 3 lbs. of wool
Double wool comforter is 81”x90” and filled with 3.5 lbs. of wool
Queen wool comforter is 90”x90” and filled with 4 lbs. of wool
King wool comforter is 108”x90” and filled with 5 lbs. of wool
California king comforter is 104"x94" and filled with 5lbs of wool
Oversized king comforter is 116" x 108" and filled with 6lbs of wool

Wool Comforter Benefits for Allergy Sufferers

One of the most significant advantages of a wool comforter is its natural resistance to allergens. Wool fibers are inherently resistant to dust mites, mold, and mildew, creating a healthier sleep environment. For those with allergies or asthma, this can mean fewer nighttime disruptions and improved overall sleep quality. Wool's moisture-wicking properties also reduce the damp conditions that attract allergens, making it an excellent choice for sensitive individuals.

Sustainability Meets Comfort

By choosing a wool comforter, you're making an eco-friendly bedding choice. Wool is a renewable resource, and when sourced responsibly, it supports sustainable farming practices. The biodegradable nature of wool means it won't contribute to landfill waste at the end of its life cycle. Combined with the use of organic cotton for the outer shell, this comforter is as kind to the planet as it is to your sleep.

Why Wool Outperforms Synthetic Fillings

Unlike synthetic comforters, wool offers unmatched breathability and natural temperature regulation. While synthetic materials often trap heat and moisture, wool creates a balanced sleeping environment by allowing excess heat to escape, while retaining warmth when needed. This dual functionality ensures that you'll stay cozy without overheating, making wool a superior alternative to artificial fillings.

The Science Behind Wool's Temperature Regulation

Wool fibers are structured to trap air pockets, which act as insulators. This unique feature helps maintain a consistent body temperature by responding to changes in your surroundings. During colder months, the air pockets retain warmth, while in warmer months, they facilitate airflow to keep you cool. This adaptability is one reason wool comforters are preferred for year-round use.

How to Maximize the Life of Your Wool Comforter

Proper care can significantly extend the lifespan of your wool comforter:

Use a Protective Cover: A duvet cover adds a layer of protection against spills and stains.
Air It Out Regularly: Fresh air helps maintain the natural loft and eliminates odors.
Spot Clean Only: Avoid machine washing, as it can compromise the wool's integrity. Dry cleaning is recommended for deep cleaning.

Common Myths About Wool Comforters

"Wool is itchy." Modern wool bedding is crafted to be soft and comfortable, with no itchy sensation.
"Wool is too warm." Wool's temperature-regulating properties ensure it's comfortable in all seasons.
"Wool requires high maintenance." Caring for wool is straightforward with occasional airing and spot cleaning.