Aspero Camel hair comforter RENNES

Naturally sleep well with Aspero's natural blankets. Camels are found in Asia, North Africa, and even Australia, living in deserts and dry steppes. They are often used as working animals, such as for pulling and carrying loads, but they are also a source of camel wool. There are two types of camels: the dromedary and the Bactrian camel. The wool from the dromedary is mainly used for making carpets due to its coarse texture. Fine camel wool comes from the Bactrian camel, which is common in Mongolia and western China. Camel hair refers to the fur of the camel, which ranges in color from yellowish to reddish to brownish. There is a distinction between the coarse guard hair of the camel and the soft, fluffy undercoat, also known as underhair. A camel sheds about 5 to 7 kilograms of underhair during the molting season, which is why they do not need to be sheared. The soft animal hair is ideally suited for individuals who sweat heavily and for sleepers with high warmth needs, thanks to its excellent thermal properties and very good moisture management. The classic transitional blanket offers warmth that falls between a lightweight and a duo duvet, but it can also be used as an all-season blanket. Technical details: • Optimal temperature regulation • Suitable for all seasons • Skin-friendly and cuddly • Lightweight and breathable • Neutral odor • The source of the camel hair is Mongolia • Cover: high-quality cotton percale, color natural white, 100% cotton. Material: Cover: 100% cotton; Filling: 80% camel, 20% polyester.