Alpaca: As the name suggests, this type of wool comes from alpacas. Alpaca wool is popular due to its soft and durable feel. Moreover, alpaca fibre is known to be naturally water-resistant. Despite this, alpaca wool also tends to be warmer than other types due to its heat retention properties. Angora: Unlike the typical sheep wool, angora wool actually comes from rabbits. It is known for its silky, soft feel and is both sustainable and biodegradable. Unfortunately, the process of obtaining angora wool has been questioned due to possible unethical practices surrounding the rabbits. The topper consists of natural Alpaca fiber sandwiched between two layers of organic wool. The three layers are encased in a soft organic cotton cover. It’s also the best choice for a medium or medium-firm mattress. It will not make the bed overly soft and ‘sinky’. The topper includes 100% certified British wool and is also handcrafted by a family business in Devon. The wool they use is not treated with any chemicals or bleached, meaning the topper can retain its natural properties. The wool filling also means that you will be able to take advantage of its anti-allergy and temperature regulation properties.

The Organic Wool Mattress Pad is filled with GOTS-certified, organic British wool and is quilted with organic cotton for unmatched comfort. It’s perfect for temperature control and adding additional comfort. This mattress pad is also certified hypoallergenic by Allergy UK and naturally resistant to mold, mildew, and dust mites. Our award-winning 100% natural wool mattress toppers will add 5cm of comfort to your mattress.They are breathable and naturally temperature regulating, radiating heat away from your body in the hotter months, but can also retain heat to keep you warm when it's cold. Mattress Pad: Looking for an added layer of comfort for a mattress that’s old or a bit too firm? A wool mattress pad offers a thin cushion of comfort that elevates the coziness of any bed, while also working to control body temperature.Hypoallergenic: Due to the use of natural materials, wool toppers often contain hypoallergenic properties, meaning they can be a good option for those with allergies or sensitive skin. Organic wool toppers also shouldn’t have any harmful chemicals. They are especially suitable for softening a firm or extra-firm mattress and adding more pressure relief for side sleepers and heavy sleepers. Like most natural materials, wool has a natural odor. The smell is more noticeable when the topper is brand new. As soon as you get your wool topper, take the plastic wrap off immediately and air it out. The longer it airs out, the less noticeable the odor will be. How to clean a wool mattress topper? Available in standard sizes, from Single to Emperor - but please be sure to measure your mattress before making your selection as it is important to get as good a fit as possible.

The topper is double-sided and is designed to be used all year round throughout the seasons. In winter, it is advised to use the Merino side to keep you feeling warm. You can then flip it over in the hotter months for the cotton side, which has been made to feel cool and crisp.

If you are looking for a topper that has a lofty feel, this one will disappoint you. Though it is capable of cushioning a variety of body weights, it might feel slightly thinner for heavier folks. The Luxury Plush Avocado Green Alpaca wool topper contains 100% baby alpaca fiber. This is the finest and softest wool found on an Alpaca (‘baby' doesn't refer to the age of the animal). Despite this, there has been controversy surrounding certain types of wool as to whether or not they are ethically sourced. In particular, mohair and angora wool producers have been criticised due to the way they treat their animals. However, it’s worth noting that this does not apply to all mohair and angora wool and can be limited to certain parts of the world. Things To Consider