Camargue Wool Duvet in by Brun de Vian-Tiran of France @ TMASC in Canada
Camargue Wool Duvet in by Brun de Vian-Tiran of France @ TMASC in Canada
Camargue Wool Duvet in by Brun de Vian-Tiran of France @ TMASC in Canada
Camargue Wool Duvet in by Brun de Vian-Tiran of France @ TMASC in Canada
Camargue Wool Duvet in by Brun de Vian-Tiran of France @ TMASC in Canada
Camargue Wool Duvet in by Brun de Vian-Tiran of France @ TMASC in Canada
Camargue Wool Duvet in by Brun de Vian-Tiran of France @ TMASC in Canada
Camargue Wool Duvet

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Camargue Wool Duvet

Name: King (108 x 94" | 275 x 240 cm) / Winter (500 gsm)
Price: 1545.0 CAD
Availability: InStock

100% Mérinos d’Arles Antiques®

$850⁰⁰ USD

TMASC prepays the import tariff on all Brun de Vian-Tiran products shipped to the US.

Textile de France

Size

Queen (90 x 94" | 230 x 240 cm) King (108 x 94" | 275 x 240 cm)

Fill weight/Warmth level

Summer (150 gsm) All Season (300 gsm) Winter (500 gsm)

Product variants

USA import tariff is prepaid

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$50 flat rate USA shipping

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Camargue Wool Duvet 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
Cover: 100% cotton percale, 91 yarns per square cm (approx 587 strand count)
Origin of the fibre: France
Fill weights & recommended use

150 grams per square metre (4.4 ounces per square yard) - Summer & Warm Bedrooms
300 grams per square metre (8.8 ounces per square yard) - Year-Round in Cooler Bedrooms
500 grams per square metre (14.7 ounces per square yard) - Winter & Non-Heated Spaces (Special Order Only)

Additional standard and special sizes are available upon request
Textile de France

Entirely made in France at the Brun de Vian-Tiran factory at l'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue
All spinning, weaving, dyeing and finishing were completed in France

About Mérinos d’Arles Antiques®

The Mérinos d’Arles Antiques®, the finest wool of Europe, allows weaving warm, soft, and downy blankets for winter nights and mid-season. Naturally crimped, it brings bulkiness to cozy duvet lovers.

Unlike typical wools, Mérinos d’Arles Antiques® is not mechanically crimped. This superior wool is naturally crimped. Mérinos d’Arles Antiques® is unique in that 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 and 19 μm. The lower the number, the finer the fibre is.

This unique wool dates back to the days of Louis XVI 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, resulting in a 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 one farm. These sheep still retained the original bloodlines of this special Merino wool, a piece of French 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 all of Europe, with remarkable resilience and natural curliness, is achieved without mechanical crimping, making this a truly special wool.

About Brun de Vian-Tiran

Eight generations of blanket makers in L'Isle-sur-Sorgue, France. In 1808, Charles Tiran & Laurent Vian set up a mill on the banks of the Sorgue River to prepare woollen cloth and blankets.

The company is now managed by father and son, Pierre and Jean-Louis Brun. Among highlights in the recent decades were the creation of the first Mohair blanket in 1961, which has become the company's emblem - often imitated, but never equalled.

Their unending quest for noble fibres means the range includes Alpaca, Camel, Llama, Cashmere and exceptionally rare fibres such as Cashgora and Yangir.

About TMASC

Established in Edmonton in 2006, The Mattress & Sleep Company is a family-owned and operated business specializing in bedding, bath, mattresses and home furniture. Our stores are located in Calgary, Edmonton & Sherwood Park. We deliver across Canada and to the USA every day.

All About the Camargue Wool Duvet

The most incredible wool-filled duvet in the world.

Filled with the finest wool from Europe, the Camargue duvet is a truly phenomenal wool duvet. Available in three fill weights to suit different preferences, climates, and bedroom temperatures. Most Canadians will be well-served by the 300 gsm all-season weight if using year-round in a heated bedroom in winter (20°C or more)/ air-conditioned homes with year-round use. Or by the 500 gsm winter version for cooler bedrooms. For strict summer use or those of us that closely resemble furnaces, we would recommend the 150 gsm.

This is easily the most luxurious sheeps wool duvet available today. The density and smoothness of Brun de Vian-Tirans wool batting is unparalleled. The Mattress & Sleep Company has never encountered anything even moderately comparable.

These duvets are now made to our own special dimensions which make them perfectly sized to fit St. Geneve Queen and King duvet covers. These are typically in stock for quick shipping.

Care Instructions

It is recommended that this item be dry cleaned. Keep in mind that natural animal fibres remain odour-free and hygienic for many years, requiring minimal cleaning. This is because natural fibres do not absorb fats and oils in the way that synthetic fibres do.

Most Brun de Vian-Tiran blankets and throws may also be laundered by filling a bathtub with cool water and a specialty detergent such as Eucalan Fine Fabric Wash. Then, drain the tub and refill it with cool water once more. Remove the blanket, and then gently roll inside an absorbent bath towel to remove excess moisture. Finally, hang to air dry completely.

Brun de Vian-Tiran, describing it as the most beautiful family business in the world 2023

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Calgary Edmonton Sherwood Park Usually available for immediate collection at our Alberta galleries or prompt nationwide dispatch.

Regularly Stocked Camargue Wool Duvet Variants

Camargue Wool Duvet in by Brun de Vian-Tiran of France @ TMASC in Canada

Camargue Wool Duvet Lead Times

If a specific variant isn't listed as 'Regularly Stocked,' it is made to order just for you. Please allow 1-2 weeks for Brun de Vian-Tiran to produce and prepare your selection for dispatch.

On Display/Samples In-store

The Camargue Wool Duvet is available to experience in-person (as a display model or physical sample) at these store locations: Calgary, Edmonton, and Sherwood Park.

Inventory Notice

Stock levels are updated frequently but are not real-time. Final availability and lead times will be confirmed at the time of order processing. Our team is available to assist with availability and lead times. Call us toll-free at 1-877-782-0816.

Brun de Vian-Tiran Bedding Catalogue 2025-2026

2025-2026 Collection Catalogue

Manufacturing Noble Fibres Since 1808

Since its foundation under the First Empire, Brun de Vian-Tiran has been dedicated to combining rigorous selection and a constant search for the world's most beautiful natural fibres with design inspired by nature and inventive manufacturing. Your daily life can thus be enhanced by total authenticity, reflecting the gentle lifestyle of the ancient town where the company began and continues to thrive today: Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, in Provence.

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