Laine brute lavée en vrac, flocons de laine naturelle blanche
Sac de laine lavée en vrac Lanado, laine de mouton belge locale
    Laine brute lavée en vrac, flocons de laine naturelle blanche
    Sac de laine lavée en vrac Lanado, laine de mouton belge locale
Laine brute lavée en vrac, flocons de laine naturelle blanche
Sac de laine lavée en vrac Lanado, laine de mouton belge locale
Lanado

Loose washed wool

Regular price
360,00 €
Sale price
360,00 €
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Local, pure and responsible wool

Our washed bulk wool comes from sheep from the Walloon meadows. White (unbleached) and naturally curly, it is perfect for stuffing and brings good loft to all your projects.

This wool is washed in Verviers, a former Belgian wool centre of international renown. We use machines operating at a slow pace, which allows for a thorough washing while ensuring rigorous quality control at every stage of the process.

Environmentally friendly processes

We pride ourselves on our environmentally friendly washing processes. The detergents and degreasers we use are fully biodegradable. Wastewater is treated by a state-of-the-art treatment plant, meeting strict European Union standards.

Guaranteed GOTS certification

Our washhouse is GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certified, a global benchmark in organic production and social responsibility.

Duvets & mattress toppers

  • 140×200 cm: 1 person, single bed (90 or 140 cm)
  • 200×200 cm: 2 people, double bed (140–160 cm)
  • 240×220 cm: 2 people, king-size bed (180–200 cm)

Mattress toppers

Choose the same size as your mattress. E.g.: 160×200 mattress → 160×200 topper.

Pillows

  • 60×60 cm: standard size, for all types of sleepers
  • 40×60 cm: bolster / child size

If you're torn between two duvet sizes, choose the larger one: the wool stays nicely in place.

Are our products machine washable?

Yes. All Lanado duvets, pillows and mattress toppers can be washed at 30 °C on a wool or delicate cycle, in a machine of at least 8 kg. Tumble dry at 60 °C max or dry flat in the shade.

Are they suitable for people allergic to dust mites?

Yes. The hygroscopic structure of wool deprives dust mites of their habitat, without any added chemical treatment.

Where does the wool come from?

From sheep raised in Wallonia (Belgium), collected, washed and processed less than 100 km from the flock. A short, fully traceable supply chain.

How long do they last?

Between 10 and 15 years with regular care. A wool fibre can bend 20 000 times without breaking, far more than synthetics.

Do you deliver abroad?

Yes, Lanado delivers to Belgium, France, the Netherlands and Luxembourg.

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