The Makers: Sarah and David Fysh
The best wool bedding starts with the best woolgrowers, which is why Shleep is travelling Australia to meet the makers behind our luxurious products.
Welcome to Pillow Talk.
Here, you’ll find our inspiration, what goes on behind-the-scenes and who we’re in bed with. You’ll also stay up-to-date on why our wool works, to give you the best mornings ever.
The Makers: Pete and Kimble Thomas
The Thomas family of Beaconsfield, QLD are passionate Australian Merino woolgrowers who champion the fibre’s eco-credentials and health benefits.
The Makers: Don Mudford
For more than 100 years, Don Mudford’s family has grown some of Australia’s best Merino wool thanks to their passion for animal and environmental health.
The Makers: Nigel and Emma Roberts
Growing the world’s best Merino wool is a family tradition for many Australian woolgrowers. The Roberts family highlight why there’s no place like home.
The Makers: Jason Murray
Shearing sheep is an important part of the wool-growing process and ensures for healthy, happy sheep. Jason offers unique insights into shearing.
The Makers: Ben Brooksby
Australian woolgrower Ben Brooksby has found himself to be a mental health advocate.
The Makers: Sandy and Di Martin
Meet the Martins: two Australian woolgrowers who opened their doors to take us back to the source of Merino wool.
Shleep X Lane Crawford
Shleep can now be found in Lane Crawford, providing luxury sleeping solutions made form wool to give the perfect night’s sleep.
5 ways to sleep well in summer
Did you know wool keeps you cool in summer, helping you get the best night’s sleep in the warmer months.
Natural inspiration behind Shleep
With a passion for nature instilled in her from a young age, Shleep founder Indi Maini attributes this admiration of Mother Nature to her father Dr Jagmohan Maini.
How to get better sleep
Did you know sleeping on or under wool can help you fall sleep faster, giving a better night’s sleep.
How to wash wool
Caring for your Shleep products is easy. Follow this guide to discover how easy it is to wash wool.
