Wool & Wool Blend Quilts

Sleep Soundly On An Australian Wool Quilt From Spotlight

A natural and durable material, Spotlight's wool quilts are the perfect choice for anyone struggling to sleep at night. Our wool quilts feature Australian wool and wool blends in single, double, queen and king bed sizes, with a variety of covers to help you refine your sleep.

Look for trusted brands like Tontine, Brampton House and Jaspa to ensure you're getting an Australian wool quilt of the best quality.

Why you should choose a wool quilt for your bed

Wool is one of the best materials around for bedding, thanks to its many amazing qualities which include:

• Breathability: Air can pass freely in and out of a wool quilt, meaning you won't feel stuffy and stifled underneath one.
• Moisture wicking: Wool can wick away moisture from your body and out into the air, meaning the end of sweaty nights! You'll also never wake up clammy underneath a wool quilt.
• All natural and renewable: Wool is a resource that is naturally replenished and is shorn by professionals, who make sure the shearing experience is as quick and stress-free for the sheep as possible.
• Temperature regulating: Wool creates a microclimate which helps regulate your body's temperature. This will help you stay cool in summer and warm in winter.
• Water-repellant and fire-resistant: Wool's amazing water-repellence and fire-resistance means your wool quilt can handle a lot of stressful situations! Although in case of flood or fire, we probably wouldn't count on it to save lives.
• Durability: Wool is a tough and long-lasting material when cared for properly, so you can rest easy knowing your wool quilt is here to stick around.

Wool quilt FAQ

How to wash a wool quilt

Check the label to see if your wool quilt can be machine washed, as some need to be dry cleaned. To wash your wool quilt at home, you will need a large washing machine - use a wool-specific detergent, set your machine to use water at 40°C and don't strongly agitate it during the cycle.

How to dry a wool quilt

Wool quilts should be line-dried outdoors, either in the shade or the sun. Direct sun will help kill off any remaining bacteria in your quilt and can also naturally bleach it, which is great if your quilt is white! Do not tumble dry, steam or iron your wool quilt.

Are wool quilts hypoallergenic?

Wool is unlikely to cause allergies to flare up, and its ability to draw away moisture will help make your bed a less-inviting place for allergy-causing dust mites and bacteria. If you think of a woollen jumper that makes you feel itchy and uncomfortable, this is because of the large woollen fibres agitating the skin, not the wool itself. If you're very worried, you can check to see if the wool has been treated before being packed to mitigate allergy issues.

What Else Can I Find At Spotlight?

We have quality quilts made of other useful materials, such as:

• Cotton quilts: Light, soft and breathable, cotton is many people's first choice for all sorts of bedding, and that includes quilts! Cotton quilts are affordable, cosy and a strong choice for year-round comfort.
• Polyester quilts: These synthetic quilts are anti-allergy, super soft and easy to clean at home.
• Feather and down quilts: A feather or down quilt is the ultimate bedding luxury! These quilts are super fluffy, warm and breathable - it's like sleeping under a cloud.

Make sure to check out the rest of our bedding range to build up the rest of your bed, and our huge bedroom collection for the rest of your space.

Find the right wool quilts at Spotlight

Get ready to experience a great night's sleep on a wool quilt from Spotlight! Check out our Australian wool quilts online, pay your way and we'll deliver your wool quilt straight to your front door. You can also visit your nearest Spotlight store and our friendly team will help you choose the right wool quilt for your needs.

Make sure to read our buying guides on quilts and doonas, bed linen and bedding care to get the most out of your Spotlight quilts and other bedding. And for bedroom style ideas you can put your wool quilt to use in, read our blogs on the serene haven, sun-drenched summer and urban paradise decorating trends.