Bedding

A wool duvet is very suitable for people who sweat, as wool can absorb up to 30% of its own weight in moisture without feeling wet. This creates a dry and comfortable sleeping environment. As a result, you are less likely to wake up clammy and your bed stays fresh longer.

A wool duvet is certainly warm enough in winter, as wool retains heat well and adapts to your body temperature. At the same time, it prevents overheating by dissipating excess heat. For cold nights, a winter duvet or 4-season duvet is the best choice.

A wool duvet stays fresh longer because wool naturally contains lanolin and has an open fiber structure that effectively regulates moisture and heat. This reduces the chance for bacteria to develop, which in turn diminishes odor formation. Additionally, wool absorbs moisture without feeling damp, creating a dry and comfortable sleeping environment.

A wool duvet can last on average between 10 and 20 years, depending on the quality of the wool, its maintenance, and how intensively the duvet is used. To extend its lifespan, it is important to 'open up' the duvet daily so that absorbed moisture can evaporate properly. Furthermore, we recommend airing the wool duvet outside occasionally; this helps the wool retain its natural crimp.

A wool duvet cannot be washed; it can only be cleaned by a professional dry cleaner. We recommend not having this done too often, to preserve wool's natural properties. You can carefully clean a small stain by hand with lukewarm soapy water.

For maintenance, it's important to 'open up' the duvet daily so that absorbed moisture can evaporate properly. Furthermore, it's good to air a wool duvet outdoors occasionally; this helps the wool retain its natural crimp. This is sufficient for the maintenance of your wool duvet.

The best wool duvet depends on various factors, such as your personal preferences, the season, and your budget.

Texelana offers 4 versions of wool-filled duvets

The difference lies in the quality of the ticking; this varies from standard cotton to cotton sateen. The Exquisiet duvet, however, has a different filling; for this type, the summer duvet is filled with a mix of wool and wild silk. The quality of the sheep's wool is the same for all types of duvets.

1. Texelana Standard has a ticking made of 100% cotton. This duvet is available as a four-season version.
2. Texelana Excellent has a percale cotton ticking. This duvet is available as a four-season duvet, but also as separate summer, spring/autumn, or winter parts.
3. Texelana Exquisiet duvet has a cotton sateen ticking. Cotton sateen is 100% natural cotton and therefore possesses the fine properties of cotton: it breathes and is moisture-absorbing. This duvet is available as a four-season duvet.
4. Waddenparel has a ticking made of 100% cotton. This duvet is available as a four-season version. The two parts can be attached to each other with snap fasteners.

Do you want a wool duvet because it is wonderfully warm in winter? Or rather for summer because it has ventilating properties? A wool 4-season duvet has it all. You can also opt for a separate summer duvet, a spring/autumn duvet or a winter duvet made of wool.