Experience the effortless comfort of our handcrafted Heirloom Duvet, exquisitely filled with a perfect blend of premium Mohair and fine Karoo wool. Naturally temperature-regulating and hypoallergenic, it creates the perfect sleeping environment in every season with cloud-like softness. Individually handcrafted in limited quantities by skilled artisans, each duvet is made to order and requires 3–4 weeks to complete.

Air your duvet, mattress topper, or pillows in indirect sunlight every 2–3 months to keep them fresh. Turn once during airing and limit direct sun exposure to 60–90 minutes, as excessive heat can cause shrinkage.

Every few months, vacuum your duvet insert or mattress topper to circulate air through the fibres and reduce moisture build-up. Occasionally leave your bed unmade in the morning to allow overnight moisture to evaporate.

Always use a duvet cover, pillow protector, and pillowcase to protect your bedding.

Do not machine wash or dry clean your wool bedding. Domestic washing machines and dry-cleaning chemicals can permanently shrink, felt, or harden the fibres. Our wool is not pre-shrunk, and the fibres retain their natural memory, making them especially sensitive to heat, agitation, and chemicals.

For minor marks, spot clean only using a very gentle soap such as Boereseep. A diluted hydrogen peroxide solution or Londa Bio Oxy Bleach may also be used. Dry the area gently with a hairdryer.

For deeper cleaning of a soiled area:

• Fill a bath or bucket with cool water and dissolve a mild detergent before use.
• Suitable options include Woollite, Boereseep, Londa Bio Oxy Bleach, or Londa Bio Laundry Powder.
• Do not use fabric softener.
• Submerge only the affected area and soak for about an hour.
• Gently move the area in the water without rubbing, wringing, or agitating.
• Rinse using water at the same temperature to avoid felting.
• Press out excess water gently and air dry flat, out of direct sunlight, until completely dry.

Our pillows feature a zippered outer casing with a removable inner wool sleeve. The outer casing can be washed separately, while the wool filling may be refreshed in sunlight for 1–2 hours. Do not wash or dry clean the wool itself. For personalised comfort, you may remove some wool filling and store it in a breathable cotton bag or pillowcase.

Avoid exposing your bedding to prolonged direct sunlight, damp conditions, or extreme temperatures.

When not in use, always store your duvet, mattress topper, or pillows in a breathable cotton bag — never plastic. Do not vacuum pack wool bedding.

Tips for Humid Climates

• Use a dehumidifier where possible.
• Air wool-filled items more frequently.
• Vacuum duvet inserts and mattress toppers regularly to improve airflow through the fibres.
• While wool naturally resists mould and mildew, regularly check your bed base or slats for any signs of moisture or mould growth.