The luxury wool pillow.
Filled with the finest wool from Europe, the Camargue pillow ensures a firm hold on the sleeper. Its zip fastener allows you to add or remove wool to its density in order to adapt its composition to your comfort need. Wool offers unequalled comfort as it regulates moisture and absorbs night perspiration to provide you with a night of peaceful sleep. The Mattress & Sleep Company offers the Camargue pillow in the "Bulky" version, which has more wool fill than the standard Camargue pillow.
This is easily the most luxurious wool pillow available today. The Mattress & Sleep Company has never encountered a pillow that feels like this.
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Product Details
- 100% Mérinos d’Arles Antiques® wool
- Antique Merino is the absolute finest sheep's wool fibre, with a micron size comparable to cashmere
- This special wool fibre is produced exclusively for Brun de Vian-Tiran
- Origin of the fibre: Camargue, France
- Cover: 100% cotton satin, zippered
- Thickness: approx 14 cm / 5 ½"
- Textile de France
- Fully made in France
About Mérinos d’Arles Antiques®
The Mérinos d’Arles Antiques®, the finest wool of Europe, gives the opportunity to weave warm, soft, and downy blankets for winter nights and mid-season. Naturally crimped, it brings bulkiness to cozy blanket lovers. Double-sided weaved in natural colours, it grants your bedroom a timeless decorative touch.
Unlike typical wools, Mérinos d’Arles Antiques® is not mechanically crimped. This superior wool is naturally crimped. Mérinos d’Arles Antiques® is unique as the micron size of the fibres is comparable to that of cashmere. Most merino sheep's wool is approximately 24 μm, whereas Mérinos d’Arles Antiques® is approximately 17-19 μm. Fine cashmere is between 15-19 μm. The lower the number, the finer the fibre is.
This unique wool dates back to the Louis XVI days in France, Merino sheep were imported and crossbred with the sheep in France which are known for their exceptionally curly fleece. Remarkably the qualities of fineness and curliness were retained, producing a very unique, resilient, and springy Merino wool. Over the passage of time and due to the wars that France had been through, the qualities of this special wool were lost as sheep were bred to produce higher yields of wool.
It was several decades ago that the owners of Brun de Vian Tiran were searching for this special wool in France, they had surveyed over 1,000 sheep farms in France, remarkably only finding the wool at 1 farm. These sheep still had the original bloodlines of this special Merino wool intact, a piece of Frances culture and history, just as much as Brun de Vian Tiran themselves are. These sheep have since been bred and multiplied into around 3500 today which produce exclusively for Brun de Vian Tiran. The finest wool in the whole of Europe with remarkable resilience and natural curliness without mechanical crimping make this a very special wool.