Will a wool mattress topper keep me cool?
Our New Zealand wool mattress topper is a temperature regulating superstar. Wool naturally helps you stay cooler in warm weather and warmer when the temperature drops. This makes it an especially good choice formenopausal women,sweaty sleepersand couples who can’t agree on the perfect temperature in bed.
How deep is a wool mattress topper?
Our natural mattress topper isthinnerthan our feather & down synthetic options and comes in at about 3cm deep. It’s not a squidgy or supportive bed topper, but is instead more of a functional layer on top of your mattress to help improve temperature regulation and add extra comfort.
How to care for a wool bed topper?
The best way to care for your wool mattress topper is to air it regularly which will help keep it fresh. So, pull back the covers in the morning to let any moisture that’s built up overnight to escape. Leaving your mattress topper uncovered for an hour or so when you change bedding will also help keep it at its best. You can use this as an opportunity to redistribute the filling by shaking out your mattress topper in the same way as you’d shake out a duvet. Find out more by reading our topper care guide.
What is a natural filled mattress?
A natural filled mattress uses naturally sourced fillings such as wool, latex, cotton, cashmere or silk inside a sprung or solid core. These materials are breathable, temperature-regulating and beautifully comfortable.
Are natural filled mattresses better for hot sleepers?
Yes, natural fibres like wool and cotton are far more breathable than synthetic alternatives. They wick moisture and regulate temperature, making natural filled mattresses a wonderful choice for hot sleepers.
Are natural filled mattresses suitable for allergy sufferers?
Many natural fillings, particularly wool, are naturally resistant to dust mites, mould and bacteria. This makes natural filled mattresses a great option for allergy sufferers who prefer to avoid synthetic materials.
How long do natural filled mattresses last?
A well-cared-for natural filled mattress can last 10 to 15 years — often longer than synthetic alternatives. Rotating your mattress regularly and using a mattress protector helps extend its life.
Are natural filled mattresses more expensive?
Natural fillings like wool, cashmere and silk are premium materials, so natural filled mattresses tend to be a higher initial investment than fully synthetic ones. The longevity, breathability and natural feel often make them excellent long-term value.
