Sleep deep with sheep on one of our wool-filled mattress pads. Straps are sewn on each corner to keep the mattress pad in place while you sleep. There are great benefits to sleeping on one of our wool mattress pads.
- Wool acts as a natural insulator keeping you warm in winter and cool in summer. Perfect for year around comfort.
- Naturally hypo-allergenic
- Repels dust mites
- Wickes away the moisture from your body and does not leave an environment that dust mites thrive on
- Regulates body temperature for an even and restful sleep.
- Wool fibers naturally extinguish fire making it flame resistant.
- Eco-friendly, wool is washed in bio-degradeable soap and inserted between 100% cotton coverings
- People with skin sensitivity, like fibromyalgia, can enjoy the benefits of a wool comforter
- Unlike most mattress pads, wool mattress pads can be taken a part, washed, and made new again
- Sheep continue to thrive long after harvesting the fiber
- Additional shipping charges apply
There is nothing like sleeping on a wool-filled mattress pad! Handcrafted in Frankenmuth; the fluffy, wool batts are covered in natural unbleached muslin and are wonderfully warm and maintain your perfect body temperature during sleep. Traditional hand-tying each mattress pad prevents shifting and cold spots. And since wool regulates body temperature by wicking away moisture you won't wake up overheated and clammy. It has been shown that sleeping on a wool comforter results in calmer heart rates, lower humidity next to the skin, and better maintenance of optimal skin temperature for sleep. Studies have shown that your REM (Rapid Eye Movement) sleep, a vital stage of sleep, is increased, resulting in better sleep. As compared to other synthetics, wool has superior breatheablilty and resilience. Wool's crimp helps the fiber maintain its natural loft.
Treat yourself to a hand-tied, wool-filled mattress pad made in Frankenmuth, Michigan. We transform sheeps wool into the cozy wool filling in each mattress pad and then hand-tie in the old-fashioned European tradition. Just like 117 years ago!