Alpaca Duvets & Pillows

Caring for your duvet & pillow

Regularly air your duvet and pillows outdoors – especially on hot, dry, sunny, breezy days. This should be enough to keep your bedding fresh, especially if you frequently change your pillowcases and covers.

If required, dry clean gently in low temperatures. Make sure that your dry cleaning service follows instructions for woollen products.

Warning: do not subject to excess heat at any time, as this may ruin your duvet and void your warranty.

Note that the cold machine setting that works for your wool sweaters is actually not recommended, because the agitation alone may shift or shrink the fibres inside your duvet. Spot-cleaning with cold water and flat-drying is fine.

For Allergy Sufferers

Health-promoting and hypoallergenic alpaca fibre is the perfect bedding material for people suffering from allergies or asthma.

We use no harsh chemicals to process alpaca fibre and wash it using only the gentlest organic soap.

Alpaca fibre contains no lanolin or lipids of any kind. It is also dry and hollow, which is why it is inhospitable to the mites that ordinarily nest in foam, polyester and down.

Alpaca fibre is also a wonderful solution for people allergic to sheep’s wool – whether the triggering factor is wool’s lanolin content or the chemicals and detergents used in wool processing.

Recommended by the Polish Society of Allergology.

Size guide

Duvet size depends on the size of your bed and your preferences.