Aspero Camel hair comforter RENNES

Sleep well naturally, in natural blankets from Aspero.

Camels are common in Asia, North Africa and even Australia and live in deserts and dry steppes. They are often used as livestock, for example as draught and pack animals, but are also used for the extraction of camel wool. In the case of camels, a distinction is made between the dromedary and the Bactrian camel. The wool of the dromedary is mainly used to make carpets, as it is very rough. Fine camel wool comes from the Bactrian camel, which is common in Mongolia and western China. Camel hair is the coat of the camel, whose color spectrum ranges from yellowish to reddish to brownish. A distinction is made between the coarse top coat of the camel and the soft, fluffy downy coat, which is also called the undercoat. A camel loses about 5 to 7 kilograms of undercoat in the coat change, which is why camels do not need to be shorn.

Both for people who sweat heavily and for sleepers with high heat requirements, the soft animal hair is ideally suited due to its excellent thermal properties with very good moisture management. The classic transitional comforter lies between a light and a duo comforter in terms of thermal effect - but it can also be used as an all-season comforter
Technical details:

• Optimal temperature regulation
• Suitable for all seasons
• Skin friendly and cuddly
• Light weight and breathable
• Suitable for allergy sufferers
• Neutral odor
• Origin of camel hair is Mongolia
• Cover: high quality cotton percale, color natural white, 100 % cotton

Material: cover: 100 % cotton; filling: 80 % camel, 20 % polyester.