UK made, high quality. 100% organic (British) wool duvet with 100% organic cotton cover, made with wool sourced from Soil Association certified farms in North Wales on the Llyn Peninsula and near Corwen, with the sheep kept in accordance with strict Soil Association Organic practices. 

A lighter, organic duvet with 300-350gms of wool per m2, similar to a 5 TOG rating.

Suitable for the warmer months of the year, for people who prefer a light weight bed cover, or for those who regularly find themselves overheating at night under a conventional down or synthetic duvet.

TOG Rating - the estimated tog rating is provided purely as a guide.   Wool is a fibre that reacts to heat and moisture, constantly adapting to regulate temperature.  Wool duvets are sold on grams of wool per m2, the greater the wool content the warmer the duvet.

Baavet don't bond their wool to polymers nor do they use a polypropylene inter-liner (as is the case with some "wool" duvets) and the entire manufacturing process from carding the wool and stitching the duvet is done in the UK. Baavet don't use harmful chemicals to clean the wool.

The organic cotton outer cover carries full GOTS certification. 

Bespoke and custom sizes available, we can make these to any size - please enquire, using the tab above.

• Naturally anti bacterial and dust mite resistant
• Naturally hypoallergenic
• Organic bedding is ideal for eczema and asthma sufferers   
• Breathable
• Moisture wicking
• Regulates body temperature
• Naturally flame retardant
• Organic wool duvets and bedding are sustainable and eco friendly
• 100% wool from high welfare, Soil Association Organic British farms.

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Cleaning Your Baavet Wool Duvet

Wool is a naturally self-cleaning fibre that actively repels dust mites, mould spores, and bacteria.  Your Baavet wool duvet does not need washing unless visibly soiled.

Your Baavet wool duvet will benefit greatly from being outside on a sunny day as UV light is a natural cleaner, we recommend you try to air your Baavet at least once a year. 

If your Baavet becomes visibly soiled then spot wash smaller stains.  If a spot wash is not practical then you can wash your Baavet, with care. Wool will shrink if it is washed too aggressively or if subject to anything more than warm water so use a very delicate wash at low temperature. Spin and then hang to dry away from direct heat.