Wool traps air, which helps to insulate the body in cold weather, and also allows air to circulate through the fabric, helping to keep the body cool in warm weather.

In addition, due to the thin and wavy structure of cotton fiber in the casing, air circulates through the fabric, helping to dissipate body heat. adding to the breathability.

Moisture-absorbing and moisture-releasing properties of wool help to inhibit the growth of bacteria, which cause odors.

Static is caused by dry air. Due to its moisture absorption capabilities, wool is far less likely to hold static electricity.

Wool fibers have a natural crimp and scales on the surface which result in superb moisture-wicking properties. Wool absorbs moisture from the air and from the skin, and then releases it into the air, helping to regulate the humidity of the microclimate next to the skin

Also high moisture-absorbing cotton casing helps to wick moisture away from the skin

Wool is a non-flammable fiber, which makes it a superior choice for fire safety. Wool requires more oxygen than is available in the air to become flammable, and it does not melt, drip, or stick to the skin when it burns.

Wool is hypoallergenic and helps to absorb pollutants from the air, making it a good choice for people with allergies or breathing conditions. It also has a natural resistance to fungi and mold, and does not allow dust mites and bed mites to flourish. Allergens, such as dust, are trapped in the outer scales at the top layer of the fiber, instead of floating around and aggravating allergies.

Precise box quilting stitching ensures an excellent longevity and ease of use holding the filling in place. Same color binding design fits all decorations, with no concern of leakage or ripping.