Kapok duvets

Extra airy at first
When the duvet is new, the kapok fibre is completely fresh and airy, so the duvet will feel extra full at first. As the duvet is used, the fibre settles and the duvet becomes flatter.

Kapok – a light natural fibre
Kapok comes from the seed pods of the kapok tree. The pods are picked and emptied, the fibre is dried in the sun, and the seeds are removed. The fibre is then blown through a wind tunnel, where the finest fibres are separated out and used to fill duvets and pillows.

The fibre is hollow and made up of around 80% air, and a thin natural wax coating on the surface makes it water-repellent.

The duvet measures 70x100 cm and fits a standard cot duvet cover.

Washing and care
We recommend washing the duvet as little as possible, and only when necessary. Instead, air it regularly or freshen it up with byoms' odour remover with probiotics, so it does not need washing. The more often a natural product is washed, the more wear it takes.

If an accident happens and the duvet needs washing, wash it at 40 degrees with an enzyme-free detergent and no fabric softener. Use a programme with a high spin, and do not leave the duvet sitting wet.

Put the duvet in the tumble dryer on medium heat straight after washing, and if needed dry it in several short rounds until it is completely dry. Take the duvet out between rounds and let it steam off a little before it goes back in. Pull apart any small clumps of fibre along the way.

Extra airy at first
When the duvet is new, the kapok fibre is completely fresh and airy, so the duvet will feel extra full at first. As the duvet is used, the fibre settles and the duvet becomes flatter.

Kapok – a light natural fibre
Kapok comes from the seed pods of the kapok tree. The pods are picked and emptied, the fibre is dried in the sun, and the seeds are removed. The fibre is then blown through a wind tunnel, where the finest fibres are separated out and used to fill duvets and pillows.

The fibre is hollow and made up of around 80% air, and a thin natural wax coating on the surface makes it water-repellent.

The duvet measures 100x140 cm and fits a standard junior duvet cover.

Washing and care
We recommend washing the duvet as little as possible, and only when necessary. Instead, air it regularly or freshen it up with byoms' odour remover with probiotics, so it does not need washing. The more often a natural product is washed, the more wear it takes.

If an accident happens and the duvet needs washing, wash it at 40 degrees with an enzyme-free detergent and no fabric softener. Use a programme with a high spin, and do not leave the duvet sitting wet.

Put the duvet in the tumble dryer on medium heat straight after washing, and if needed dry it in several short rounds until it is completely dry. Take the duvet out between rounds and let it steam off a little before it goes back in. Pull apart any small clumps of fibre along the way.

Extra airy at first
When the duvet is new, the kapok fibre is completely fresh and airy, so the duvet will feel extra full at first. As the duvet is used, the fibre settles and the duvet becomes flatter.

Kapok – a light natural fibre
Kapok comes from the seed pods of the kapok tree. The pods are picked and emptied, the fibre is dried in the sun, and the seeds are removed. The fibre is then blown through a wind tunnel, where the finest fibres are separated out and used to fill duvets and pillows.

The fibre is hollow and made up of around 80% air, and a thin natural wax coating on the surface makes it water-repellent.

Washing and care
We recommend washing the duvet as little as possible, and only when necessary. Instead, air it regularly or freshen it up with byoms' odour remover with probiotics, so it does not need washing. The more often a natural product is washed, the more wear it takes.

If an accident happens and the duvet needs washing, wash it at 40 degrees with an enzyme-free detergent and no fabric softener. Use a programme with a high spin, and do not leave the duvet sitting wet.

Put the duvet in the tumble dryer on medium heat straight after washing, and if needed dry it in several short rounds until it is completely dry. Take the duvet out between rounds and let it steam off a little before it goes back in. Pull apart any small clumps of fibre along the way.

Please note: Only machine wash the duvet if the drum is large enough for the duvet to move freely. When the duvet is washed, it will hold a lot of water, and the amount of water can affect the machine’s ability to wash and spin the duvet.

Extra airy at first
When the duvet is new, the kapok fibre is completely fresh and airy, so the duvet will feel extra full at first. As the duvet is used, the fibre settles and the duvet becomes flatter.

Kapok – a light natural fibre
Kapok comes from the seed pods of the kapok tree. The pods are picked and emptied, the fibre is dried in the sun, and the seeds are removed. The fibre is then blown through a wind tunnel, where the finest fibres are separated out and used to fill duvets and pillows.

The fibre is hollow and made up of around 80% air, and a thin natural wax coating on the surface makes it water-repellent.

Washing and care
We recommend washing the duvet as little as possible, and only when necessary. Instead, air it regularly or freshen it up with byoms' odour remover with probiotics, so it does not need washing. The more often a natural product is washed, the more wear it takes.

If an accident happens and the duvet needs washing, wash it at 40 degrees with an enzyme-free detergent and no fabric softener. Use a programme with a high spin, and do not leave the duvet sitting wet.

Put the duvet in the tumble dryer on medium heat straight after washing, and if needed dry it in several short rounds until it is completely dry. Take the duvet out between rounds and let it steam off a little before it goes back in. Pull apart any small clumps of fibre along the way.

Please note: Only machine wash the duvet if the drum is large enough for the duvet to move freely. When the duvet is washed, it will hold a lot of water, and the amount of water can affect the machine’s ability to wash and spin the duvet.

Extra airy at first
When the double duvet is new, the kapok fibre is completely fresh and airy, so the duvet will feel extra full at first. As the duvet is used, the fibre settles and the duvet becomes flatter.

Kapok – a light natural fibre
Kapok comes from the seed pods of the kapok tree. The pods are picked and emptied, the fibre is dried in the sun, and the seeds are removed. The fibre is then blown through a wind tunnel, where the finest fibres are separated out and used to fill duvets and pillows. The fibre is hollow and made up of around 80% air, and a thin natural wax coating on the surface makes it water-repellent.

Washing and care
We recommend washing the duvet as little as possible, and only when necessary. Instead, air it regularly or freshen it up with byoms' odour remover with probiotics, so it does not need washing. The more often a natural product is washed, the more wear it takes.

If an accident happens and the duvet needs washing, wash it at 40 degrees with an enzyme-free detergent and no fabric softener. Use a programme with a high spin, and do not leave the duvet sitting wet.

Put the duvet in the tumble dryer on medium heat straight after washing, and if needed dry it in several short rounds until it is completely dry. Take the duvet out between rounds and let it steam off a little before it goes back in. Pull apart any small clumps of fibre along the way.

Please note: Only machine wash the duvet if the drum is large enough for the duvet to move freely. When the duvet is washed, it will hold a lot of water, and the amount of water can affect the machine's ability to wash and spin the duvet.

Extra airy at first
When the double duvet is new, the kapok fibre is completely fresh and airy, so the duvet will feel extra full at first. As the duvet is used, the fibre settles and the duvet becomes flatter.

Kapok – a light natural fibre
Kapok comes from the seed pods of the kapok tree. The pods are picked and emptied, the fibre is dried in the sun, and the seeds are removed. The fibre is then blown through a wind tunnel, where the finest fibres are separated out and used to fill duvets and pillows. The fibre is hollow and made up of around 80% air, and a thin natural wax coating on the surface makes it water-repellent.

Washing and care
We recommend washing the duvet as little as possible, and only when necessary. Instead, air it regularly or freshen it up with byoms' odour remover with probiotics, so it does not need washing. The more often a natural product is washed, the more wear it takes.

If an accident happens and the duvet needs washing, wash it at 40 degrees with an enzyme-free detergent and no fabric softener. Use a programme with a high spin, and do not leave the duvet sitting wet.

Put the duvet in the tumble dryer on medium heat straight after washing, and if needed dry it in several short rounds until it is completely dry. Take the duvet out between rounds and let it steam off a little before it goes back in. Pull apart any small clumps of fibre along the way.

Please note: Only machine wash the duvet if the drum is large enough for the duvet to move freely. When the duvet is washed, it will hold a lot of water, and the amount of water can affect the machine's ability to wash and spin the duvet.

Kapok duvet for baby

Temperature-regulating and insulating organic baby duvet in kapok.

Kapok, also called silk cotton, is light and breathable and transports moisture away from the body. The temperature-regulating effect makes it suitable as both a summer and winter duvet. And both for bed and for the pram.

This duvet is recommended for allergy sufferers, as natural kapok contains an antibacterial substance that house dust mites cannot live in.

The duvet is filled with untreated organic kapok, with a spring of 100% organically certified cotton.

The duvet measures 70x100 cm.

Please note that kapok duvets feel different from ordinary ones. down comforters. It is a little heavier and perhaps a little more like a cotton blanket.

Maintenance of your kapok duvet

And they are definitely worth taking good care of.

If the stains are smaller, we recommend spot washing.

But if it is necessary to wash your kapok duvet, do it like this:

• Wash preferably at 40 degrees to protect the fibre. However, 60 degrees is possible if necessary.
• Choose a short washing program, as the kapok cannot stand being wet for too long
• Choose centrifugation at 1200 revolutions to get as much water as possible out of the kapok
• Use a gentle detergent without enzymes or bleach. For example, Cocoon's soap berry or a delicate detergent with or without probiotics
• Do not use fabric softener
• Dry the kapok duvet immediately after wash

• The kapok duvet is dried alone in the dryer
• Give yourself plenty of time. We recommend using dryer balls in wool to reduce drying time. They also ensure that the fibers are gently separated
• Do not use tennis balls as they break the fiber
• Choose a 30 minute program with medium heat. Look at the kapok pillow and repeat until it is slightly damp.
• Let the kapok duvet dry in a warm place until the rest of the moisture is gone.
• Be careful not to dry too long in the dryer, as this can reduce the life of the fiber.

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Kapok duvet and pillow for baby

Fantastic set with a baby duvet and a baby pillow in organic kapok.

Kapok is a unique material that is both temperature regulating and insulating.

Kapok, also called silk cotton, is light and breathable and transports moisture away from the body. The temperature-regulating effect makes it suitable as both a summer and winter duvet and especially suitable for small children who may have difficulty regulating their body temperature. Use the set both for the bed and for the pram.

Kapok is recommended for allergy sufferers, as natural kapok contains an antibacterial substance that house dust mites cannot live in.

Both the duvet and pillow are filled with untreated organic kapok, with a spring of 100% organically certified cotton.

The duvet measures 70x100 cm.

The pillow is a flat model and measures 40x45 cm.

Please note that kapok duvets feel different from ordinary down duvets. It is a little heavier and perhaps a little more like a cotton blanket.

Maintenance of your kapok duvet and pillow

And they are definitely worth taking good care of.

As a starting point, you should only wash your kapok duvet or pillow if it is strictly necessary.

If the stains are minor, we recommend spot wash.

If it is necessary to wash your kapok duvet or pillow, do it like this:

• Wash preferably at 40 degrees to protect the fibre. However, 60 degrees is possible if necessary.
• Choose a short washing program, as the kapok cannot stand being wet for too long
• Choose centrifugation at 1200 revolutions to get as much water as possible out of the kapok
• Use a gentle detergent without enzymes or bleach. For example, Cocoon's soap berry or a delicate detergent with or without probiotics
• Do not use fabric softener
• Dry the kapok duvet or pillow immediately after washing

• The kapok duvet or pillow is dried alone in the tumble dryer
• Give yourself plenty of time. We recommend using dryer balls in wool to reduce drying time. They also ensure that the fibers are gently separated
• Do not use tennis balls as they break the fiber
• Choose a 30 minute program with medium heat. Look at the kapok pillow and repeat until it is slightly damp.
• Let the kapok duvet or pillow dry in a warm place until the rest of the moisture is gone.
• Be careful not to dry too long in the dryer, as this can reduce the life of the fiber.

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Natural and organic junior duvet in temperature-regulating kapok from Cocoon Company.

Kapok, also called silk cotton, is light and breathable and transports moisture away from the body. The temperature-regulating effect makes it suitable as both a summer and winter duvet. And extra suitable for children who find it more difficult to regulate their body temperature than us adults.

This duvet is also recommended for allergy sufferers, as kapok contains an antibacterial substance that house dust mites cannot live in.

The duvet is filled with untreated organic kapok, with a spring of 100% organically certified cotton.

The duvet measures 100x140 cm.

Please note that kapok duvets can feel different than regular down duvets. It's a little heavier and maybe a little more like a cotton blanket.

See our entire large selection from Cocoon Company just here and get help choosing duvets in our store duvet guide

Set with kapok duvet and pillow for juniors

Beautiful set with a junior duvet and a junior pillow in organic kapok.

Kapok is a unique material that is completely natural and is both temperature regulating and insulating.

Kapok, also called silk cotton, is light and breathable and transports moisture away from the body. The temperature-regulating effect makes it suitable as both a summer and winter duvet and especially suitable for children who may have difficulty regulating their body temperature.

Kapok is recommended for allergy sufferers, as natural kapok contains an antibacterial substance that house dust mites cannot live in.

Both the duvet and pillow are filled with untreated organic kapok, with a spring of 100% organically certified cotton.

The duvet measures 100x140 cm.

The pillow measures 40x45 cm.

Be aware that kapok duvets may feel a little different from ordinary down duvets. It is a little heavier and perhaps a little more like a cotton blanket.

Maintenance of your kapok duvet and pillow

And they are definitely worth taking good care of.

As a general rule, you should only wash your kapok duvet or pillow if it is strictly necessary.

If the stains are minor, we recommend spot wash.

If it is necessary to wash your kapok duvet or pillow, do it like this:

• Wash preferably at 40 degrees to protect the fibre. However, 60 degrees is possible if necessary.
• Choose a short washing program, as the kapok cannot stand being wet for too long
• Choose centrifugation at 1200 revolutions to get as much water as possible out of the kapok
• Use a gentle detergent without enzymes or bleach. For example, Cocoon's soap berry or a delicate detergent with or without probiotics
• Do not use fabric softener
• Dry the kapok duvet or pillow immediately after washing

• The kapok duvet or pillow is dried alone in the tumble dryer
• Give yourself plenty of time. We recommend using dryer balls in wool to reduce drying time. They also ensure that the fibers are gently separated
• Do not use tennis balls as they break the fiber
• Choose a 30 minute program with medium heat. Look at the kapok pillow and repeat until it is slightly damp.
• Let the kapok duvet or pillow dry in a warm place until the rest of the moisture is gone.
• Be careful not to dry too long in the dryer, as this can reduce the life of the fiber.

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Kapok summer duvet

Kapok summer duvet is approx. half as much filling as a regular kapok duvet and is therefore very suitable for a hot summer or for those who just feel extra warm at night. The half amount of filling also means that it is not as robust as the year-round duvet, understood in the sense that the filling will tangle more easily during use. It can create small cold bridges in the sewn areas of the duvet. So be careful to keep washing to an absolute minimum and instead hang duvets for airing.

Kapok is also called silk cotton. It is light and breathable and transports moisture away from the body.

Kapok is also recommended for allergy sufferers, as kapok contains an antibacterial bitter substance that house dust mites cannot live in.

The quilt is hand-filled with untreated organic kapok, covered with a spring of 100% organically certified cotton.

The quilt measures 140x200 cm.

The weighs approx. 1200 grams.

Be aware that kapok duvets may feel different from ordinary down duvets. It is slightly heavier than down and perhaps a little more like a cotton blanket.

Maintenance of your kapok duvet

And they are definitely worth taking good care of.

If the stains are smaller, we recommend spot washing.

But if it is necessary to wash your kapok duvet, do it like this:

• Wash at 40 degrees to be gentle the fiber. However, 60 degrees is possible if necessary.
• Choose a short washing program, as the kapok cannot stand being wet for too long
• Choose centrifugation at 1200 revolutions to get as much water as possible out of the kapok
• Use a gentle detergent without enzymes or bleach. For example Cocoon's soap berry or a delicate detergent with or without probiotics
• Do not use fabric softener
• Dry the kapok duvet immediately after washing

• Kapok duvets are dried alone in the dryer
• Give yourself plenty of time. We recommend using dryer balls in wool to reduce drying time. They also ensure that the fibers are gently separated
• Do not use tennis balls as they break the fiber
• Choose a 30 minute program with medium heat. Look at the kapok pillow and repeat until it is slightly damp.
• Let the kapok duvet dry in a warm place until the rest of the moisture is gone.
• Be careful not to dry for too long in the dryer, as this can reduce the life of the fiber.

See our full selection from Cocoon Company right here and get help choosing the duvet in our store duvet guide

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Organic kapok duvet 140x200 cm in soft and temperature-regulating kapok.

Kapok is also called silk cotton. It is light and breathable and transports moisture away from the body. The temperature regulating effect makes it suitable for both summer and winter. And the duvet is especially suitable for those who find it difficult to keep warm at night, or find it difficult to get rid of the heat.

Kapok is also recommended for allergy sufferers, as kapok contains an antibacterial bitter substance that house dust mites cannot live in.

The duvet is filled with untreated organic kapok, with a spring of 100% organically certified cotton.

Please note that kapok duvets can feel different from ordinary down duvets. It is a little heavier and perhaps a little more like a cotton blanket.

Set with kapok duvet and pillow - 140x200 cm.

Set with organic duvet and pillow in soft and temperature-regulating kapok from Cocoon Company.

Kapok is also called silk cotton. It is light and breathable and transports moisture away from the body. The temperature regulating effect makes it suitable for both summer and winter. And the duvet is especially suitable for those who find it difficult to keep warm at night, or find it difficult to get rid of the heat.

Kapok is also recommended for allergy sufferers, as kapok contains an antibacterial bitter substance that house dust mites cannot live in.

Quilt and pillow are filled with untreated organic kapok, with a spring of 100% organically certified cotton.

The duvet measures 140x200 cm.

The pillow measures 60x63 cm.

Be aware that kapok duvets can feel a little different from ordinary down duvets. It is a little heavier and perhaps a little more like a cotton blanket.

Maintenance of your kapok duvet and pillow

And they are definitely worth taking good care of.

As a general rule, you should only wash your kapok duvet or pillow if it is strictly necessary.

If the stains are minor, we recommend spot washing.

If it is necessary to wash your kapok duvet or pillow, do it like this:

However, be aware that this duvet is large and therefore cannot be put in all washing machines.

• Wash at 40 degrees to protect the fibre. However, 60 degrees is possible if necessary.
• Choose a short washing program, as the kapok cannot stand being wet for too long
• Choose centrifugation at 1200 revolutions to get as much water as possible out of the kapok
• Use a gentle detergent without enzymes or bleach. For example, Cocoon's soap berry or a delicate detergent with or without probiotics
• Do not use fabric softener
• Dry the kapok duvet or pillow immediately after washing

• The kapok duvet or pillow is dried alone in the tumble dryer
• Give yourself plenty of time. We recommend using dryer balls in wool to reduce drying time. They also ensure that the fibers are gently separated
• Do not use tennis balls as they break the fiber
• Choose a 30 minute program with medium heat. Look at the kapok pillow and repeat until it is slightly damp.
• Let the kapok duvet or pillow dry in a warm place until the rest of the moisture is gone.
• Be careful not to dry too long in the dryer, as this can reduce the life of the fiber.

See the entire Cocoon Company collection

Kapok summer duvet

Kapok summer duvet is approx. half as much filling as a regular kapok duvet and is therefore very suitable for a hot summer or for those who just feel extra warm at night. The half amount of filling also means that it is not as robust as the year-round duvet, understood in the sense that the filling will tangle more easily during use. It can create small cold bridges in the sewn areas of the duvet. So be careful to keep washing to an absolute minimum and instead hang duvets for airing.

Kapok is also called silk cotton. It is light and breathable and transports moisture away from the body.

Kapok is also recommended for allergy sufferers, as kapok contains an antibacterial bitter substance that house dust mites cannot live in.

The duvet is hand-filled with untreated organic kapok, covered with a spring of 100% organically certified cotton.

The duvet measures 140x220 cm.

Weather Please note that kapok duvets can feel different from ordinary down duvets. It is slightly heavier than down and perhaps a little more like a cotton blanket.

Maintenance of your kapok duvet

And they are definitely worth taking good care of.

If the stains are smaller, we recommend spot washing.

But if it is necessary to wash your kapok duvet, do it like this:

• Wash at 40 degrees to be gentle the fiber. However, 60 degrees is possible if necessary.
• Choose a short washing program, as the kapok cannot stand being wet for too long
• Choose centrifugation at 1200 revolutions to get as much water as possible out of the kapok
• Use a gentle detergent without enzymes or bleach. For example Cocoon's soap berry or a delicate detergent with or without probiotics
• Do not use fabric softener
• Dry the kapok duvet immediately after washing

• Kapok duvets are dried alone in the dryer
• Give yourself plenty of time. We recommend using dryer balls in wool to reduce drying time. They also ensure that the fibers are gently separated
• Do not use tennis balls as they break the fiber
• Choose a 30 minute program with medium heat. Look at the kapok pillow and repeat until it is slightly damp.
• Let the kapok duvet dry in a warm place until the rest of the moisture is gone.
• Be careful not to dry too long in the dryer, as this can reduce the life of the fiber.

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Kapok duvet 140x220 cm.

Organic and extra long duvet in soft and temperature-regulating kapok.

Kapok is also called silk cotton because its ultra-soft fibers. Kapok is light and breathable and transports moisture away from the body. The temperature-regulating effect makes it suitable both as a summer and winter down. The duvet is particularly suitable for those who find it difficult to keep warm at night or those who find it difficult to get rid of the heat.

Kapok is also recommended for allergy sufferers, as kapok contains an antibacterial substance that house dust mites cannot live in.

The duvet is filled with untreated organic kapok, with a spring of 100% organically certified cotton.

The duvet measures 140x220 cm.

Please note that the kapok duvet feels different from a regular down duvet. It is slightly heavier and resembles a wadding blanket.

Maintenance of your kapok duvet

And they are definitely worth taking good care of.

If the stains are smaller, we recommend spot washing.

But if it is necessary to wash your kapok duvet, then do it like this:

• Wash preferably at 40 degrees to protect the fibre. However, 60 degrees is possible if necessary.
• Choose a short washing program, as the kapok cannot stand being wet for too long
• Choose centrifugation at 1200 revolutions to get as much water as possible out of the kapok
• Use a gentle detergent without enzymes or bleach. For example Cocoon's soap berry or a delicate detergent with or without probiotics
• Do not use fabric softener
• Dry the kapok duvet immediately after washing

• Kapok duvets are dried alone in the dryer
• Give yourself plenty of time. We recommend using dryer balls in wool to reduce drying time. They also ensure that the fibers are gently separated
• Do not use tennis balls as they break the fiber
• Choose a 30 minute program with medium heat. Look at the kapok pillow and repeat until it is slightly damp.
• Let the kapok duvet dry in a warm place until the rest of the moisture is gone.
• Be careful not to dry for too long in the dryer, as this can reduce the life of the fiber.

See our full selection from Cocoon Company right here and get help choosing the duvet in our store duvet guide

See the entire Cocoon Company collection

Kapok duvet and pillow 140x220 cm.

Set with organic duvet and pillow in soft and temperature-regulating kapok.

Kapok is also called silk cotton. It is light and breathable and transports moisture away from the body. The temperature regulating effect makes it suitable for both summer and winter. And the duvet is especially suitable for those who find it difficult to keep warm at night, or find it difficult to get rid of the heat.

Kapok is also recommended for allergy sufferers, as kapok contains an antibacterial bitter substance that house dust mites cannot live in.

The duvet is filled with untreated organic kapok, with a spring of 100% organically certified cotton.

The duvet measures 140x220 cm.

The pillow measures 60x63 cm.

Be aware that kapok duvets can feel a little different from ordinary down duvets. It is a little heavier and perhaps a little more like a cotton blanket.

Maintenance of your kapok duvet and pillow

And they are definitely worth taking good care of.

As a general rule, you should only wash your kapok duvet or pillow if it is strictly necessary.

If the stains are minor, we recommend spot washing.

If it is necessary to wash your kapok duvet or pillow, do it like this:

However, be aware that this duvet is large and therefore cannot be put in all washing machines.

• Wash at 40 degrees to protect the fibre. However, 60 degrees is possible if necessary.
• Choose a short washing program, as the kapok cannot stand being wet for too long
• Choose centrifugation at 1200 revolutions to get as much water as possible out of the kapok
• Use a gentle detergent without enzymes or bleach. For example, Cocoon's soap berry or a delicate detergent with or without probiotics
• Do not use fabric softener
• Dry the kapok duvet or pillow immediately after washing

• The kapok duvet or pillow is dried alone in the tumble dryer
• Give yourself plenty of time. We recommend using dryer balls in wool to reduce drying time. They also ensure that the fibers are gently separated
• Do not use tennis balls as they break the fiber
• Choose a 30 minute program with medium heat. Look at the kapok pillow and repeat until it is slightly damp.
• Let the kapok duvet or pillow dry in a warm place until the rest of the moisture is gone.
• Be careful not to dry too long in the dryer, as this can reduce the life of the fiber.

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Kapok duvet - double duvet

Organic double duvet in the most lovely and temperature-regulating kapok.

Kapok is also called silk cotton because the incredibly soft fiber. Kapok is the world's smallest natural fiber. And kapok is a temperature-regulating material that makes it incredibly good at transporting moisture away from the body during the night. The temperature-regulating effect makes it super suitable all year round.

A kapok duvet is therefore also very suitable if you find it difficult to keep warm at night - or perhaps find it difficult to get rid of the heat again.

The kapok fiber is also antibacterial, so you don't get house dust mites visiting when you lie down and sleep.

Under this double duvet there can be two persons.

The double duvet is filled with untreated organic kapok, with a spring of 100% organically certified cotton.

The duvet measures 200x200 cm.

Please note that the kapok duvet feels a little different from a normal down duvet. It is slightly heavier and initially resembles a cotton blanket. But the fiber shrinks over time, so it is stopped up well at the start so that it does not become too flat over time.

Maintenance of your kapok duvet

And they are definitely worth taking good care of.

If the stains are smaller, we recommend spot washing.

But if it is necessary to wash your kapok duvet, then do it like this:

• Wash preferably at 40 degrees to protect the fibre. However, 60 degrees is possible if necessary.
• Choose a short washing program, as the kapok cannot stand being wet for too long
• Choose centrifugation at 1200 revolutions to get as much water as possible out of the kapok
• Use a gentle detergent without enzymes or bleach. For example Cocoon's soap berry or a delicate detergent with or without probiotics
• Do not use fabric softener
• Dry the kapok duvet immediately after washing

• Kapok duvets are dried alone in the dryer
• Give yourself plenty of time. We recommend using dryer balls in wool to reduce drying time. They also ensure that the fibers are gently separated
• Do not use tennis balls as they break the fiber
• Choose a 30 minute program with medium heat. Look at the kapok pillow and repeat until it is slightly damp.
• Let the kapok duvet dry in a warm place until the rest of the moisture is gone.
• Be careful not to dry too long in the dryer, as this can reduce the life of the fiber.

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Kapok double duvet from Cocoon Company

Organic double duvet with extra length in soft and temperature-regulating kapok.

Kapok - also called silk cotton because its ultra-soft fibers. Kapok is a light and breathable material that transports moisture away from the body. The temperature-regulating effect makes it suitable all year round. The duvet is very suitable if you find it difficult to keep warm at night - or find it difficult to get rid of the heat. And under this model, two people can sleep.

Kapok is also recommended for allergy sufferers, as the kapok fiber contains an antibacterial substance that house dust mites cannot live in. However, house dust mites can live on the outside of the cotton, which is why it is recommended to tumble dry the duvet for approx. every 2 months.

The double duvet is filled with untreated organic kapok, with a spring of 100% organically certified cotton.

The duvet measures 200x220 cm.

Please note that kapok duvets feel different from ordinary down duvets. It is a little heavier and resembles a cotton blanket at first. Primarily because the fiber collapses over time, so it's stopped well so it doesn't become too flat when used.

Give the duvet a few trips in the dryer and use it well - it will be soft and lovely.

Maintenance of your kapok duvet

And they are definitely worth taking good care of. on.

If the stains are smaller, we recommend washing.

But if it is necessary to wash your kapok duvet, then do it like this:

• Wash preferably at 40 degrees to protect the fibre. However, 60 degrees is possible if necessary.
• Choose a short washing program, as the kapok cannot stand being wet for too long
• Choose centrifugation at 1200 revolutions to get as much water as possible out of the kapok
• Use a gentle detergent without enzymes or bleach. For example Cocoon's soap berry or a delicate detergent with or without probiotics
• Do not use fabric softener
• Dry the kapok duvet immediately after washing

• Kapok duvets are dried alone in the dryer
• Give yourself plenty of time. We recommend using dryer balls in wool to reduce drying time. They also ensure that the fibers are gently separated
• Do not use tennis balls as they break the fiber
• Choose a 30 minute program with medium heat. Look at the kapok pillow and repeat until it is slightly damp.
• Let the kapok duvet dry in a warm place until the rest of the moisture is gone.
• Be careful not to dry for too long in the dryer, as this can reduce the life of the fiber.

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Kapok duvet - double duvet

Organic double duvet with extra length and extra width in soft and temperature-regulating kapok.

Kapok - also called silk cotton because of its ultra-soft fibres. Kapok is a light and breathable material that transports moisture away from the body. The temperature-regulating effect makes it suitable all year round. The duvet is very suitable if you find it difficult to keep warm at night - or find it difficult to get rid of the heat. And under this model, two people can sleep.

Kapok is also recommended for allergy sufferers, as the kapok fiber contains an antibacterial substance that house dust mites cannot live in.

The duvet is filled with untreated organic kapok, with a spring of 100% organically certified cotton.

The duvet measures 240x220 cm.

Please note that kapok duvets feel different from ordinary down duvets. It is a little heavier and resembles a cotton blanket at first. Primarily because the fiber shrinks over time, so that it is stopped well, so that it does not become too flat during use.

Maintenance of your kapok duvet

And they are definitely worth taking good care of.

If the stains are smaller, we recommend spot washing.

But if it is necessary to wash your kapok duvet, do it like this:

• Wash with 40 degrees to protect the fiber. However, 60 degrees is possible if necessary.
• Choose a short washing program, as the kapok cannot stand being wet for too long
• Choose centrifugation at 1200 revolutions to get as much water as possible out of the kapok
• Use a gentle detergent without enzymes or bleach. For example Cocoon's soap berry or a delicate detergent with or without probiotics
• Do not use fabric softener
• Dry the kapok duvet immediately after washing

• Kapok duvets are dried alone in the dryer
• Give yourself plenty of time. We recommend using dryer balls in wool to reduce drying time. They also ensure that the fibers are gently separated
• Do not use tennis balls as they break the fiber
• Choose a 30 minute program with medium heat. Look at the kapok pillow and repeat until it is slightly damp.
• Let the kapok duvet dry in a warm place until the rest of the moisture is gone.
• Be careful not to dry too long in the dryer, as this can reduce the life of the fiber.

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