Sleep and Beyond Organic Merino Wool Comforters

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• About Merino Wool - The Original Smart Fiber:
  Allergy Factor:
  - Merino wool is naturally resistant to dust mites, mold and mildew as it quickly wicks away the moisture, thus prohibiting the growth of bacteria
  Thermal Factor:
  - Merino wool is a natural insulator, like a thermos for the body. It keeps you warm in winter and cool in summer
  Comfort Factor:
  - Merino wool relieves pressure points as it recovers up to 95% of its shape when compressed
  Rejuvenation Factor:
  - Sleeping on merino wool increases the duration of the most beneficial phase of sleep known as REM (rapid eye movement). Less time is spent tossing and turning
  Safety Factor:
  - Merino wool is naturally flame resistant and is considered to be the safest choice for bedding
  Perspiration Factor:
  - The average person can lose up to three pints of moisture during sleep. Merino wool quickly wicks away the moisture without making your bedding feel cold or clammy
  Eco Factor:
  - Merino wool is a renewable, sustainable and biodegradable fiber that is sheared from merino sheep
  Shock Factor:
  - Merino wool does not promote static electricity or static cling
  Longevity Factor:
  - Merino wool is a healthier choice to sleep on as it offers you the lowest cost and the best comfort for years to come
• Care instructions:
  - Wool fiber is a nature created fiber, so only professional dry cleaning must be used
  - Another good way to take care of comforters is to expose them to direct sunlight and fresh air for a couple of hours every few months
  - With a simple proper care, organic merino wool comforters can be passed on from generation to generation
• Weight: Ideal for all-year round comfort
• Filling: certified organic fine merino wool
• Fabric: certified organic cotton sateen, 300 TC
• Packaging: eco - friendly reusable cotton bag

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