Wool Blankets

Merino wool is exceptionally fine, soft, and non-itchy. It's also breathable and temperature-regulating, making our Merino wool blankets the perfect cozy blanket for any season.

Yes, it's best to wash by hand or on a wool cycle. Important: How often should you wash wool blankets? Approximately every 1–2 months of use, using wool detergent.

Maximum wash temperature 30°C on a gentle cycle. Air dry instead of tumble drying – this preserves the shape and softness.

Wool has self-cleaning properties. Often, simply airing the blanket out thoroughly is sufficient. You should only wash it if it's visibly soiled to protect the natural fibers.

Absolutely. A high-quality wool blanket or throw is a wonderful, long-lasting gift that brings warmth and style to any home.

Our Merino wool blankets are hypoallergenic, odorless, and natural—ideal for sensitive skin.

All our wool is 100% mulesing-free , ensuring high animal welfare standards. Sheep are raised without painful practices, following ethical and humane farming methods. We only work with suppliers who can trace and certify animal welfare practices. Better for sheep, better for farmers, and better for conscious consumers

Wool fibres naturally wick moisture away from the body. They help maintain a dry, comfortable sleeping or resting environment. Free from harsh chemical finishes so ideal for people sensitive to synthetic fibres.

Wool is a renewable and biodegradable natural fibre. It naturally decomposes at the end of its life without releasing microplastics. It requires less frequent washing , reducing water and energy consumption. One of the most sustainable fibres available for home textiles

New Zealand wool is known worldwide for its exceptional fibre quality, softness, and durability. Sheep graze freely in a clean, low-pollution environment , resulting in purer, stronger wool. Naturally temperature-regulating : warm in winter, breathable in summer.Long wool fibres pill less, making blankets long-lasting and resilient