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Horse hair & Wool Bed Pillows

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Our Horse Hair & Wool Bed Pillow is filled with OEKO-TEX Certified Horse hair and wrapped in GOTS certified organic virgin wool. All pillows are handcrafted in our San Francisco factory.

Horse hair & Wool Bed Pillows

The filling is 3 layers of 100% Oeko-Tex certified horsetail wrapped in wool in a GOTS Certified Organic Cotton barrier case.

horsehair pillows are that they provide a medium-firm support and are another great one for anyone who gets night sweats, as they regulate moisture well. They are warm and dry and the horsehair is said to have anti-rheumatic qualities. Horsetail hair provides optimal ventilation. All these small springs also function as a kind of hollow tubes that drain moisture and let in fresh air. Horsetail hair allows you to sleep in a dry and comfortable bed, which prevents the growth of bacteria, fungi and dust mite.

Key Product Details:

  • Handmade Horse Hair & Organic Wool Bed Pillow
  • Horse hair & Organic Wool Stuffing
  • Organic Cotton Pillow Case
  • Available in Standard (20” x 26”), Queen (20 x 30) King (20 x 36)
  • Hypoallergenic
  • Mold, Mildew, and Dust Mite Resistant
  • Regulates Body Temperature
  • Flame Resistant
  • Eco-friendly, Renewable and Sustainable
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Horse Hair Production Process

Here at TFS Natural home we guarantee a humane and ethical process of horsehair collection. The hair is gathered after the grooming process, which horses must go through anyway in order to keep them healthy. The hair is then cleaned and hand teased into a supportive layer of small springs. Although this takes longer than the use of machines, our hand teasing process ensures the best quality of mattress with even layer distribution.

Durability

Durability

While most synthetic fibers gradually flatten over time, Horse hair has been proven to keep its structure for several years, making it substantially more durable than other mattress fillers.

Hypoallergenic

Hypoallergenic

Horse hair repels all forms of bed mites, making it naturally hypoallergenic. This ensures a healthier sleep environment for you and your family.

Wicks away moisture

Wicks away moisture

As we sleep we release moisture , creating unpleasant yellow stains on our mattresses over time. Horse hair naturally wicks away moisture and promotes better air circulation, which keeps your mattress dryer than other synthetic mattress options.

Breathability

Breathability

Horsehair strands are hollow, which promotes healthy air circulation. This ensures breathable mattresses that regulate your body temperature as you sleep, keeping you cool & comfortable throughout the night.

Naturally fire retardant

Naturally fire retardant

Horse hair is one of the few natural fire retardants found in nature, alongside wool & cotton. Using these natural materials will keep you safe, and promote healthier sleep with no toxic fire retardants.


Washing Instruction

Washing Instruction - Not Wash In Machine
Washing Instruction - Refresh and air out
Washing Instruction - cold water wash line dry

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