Sheep Wool Bed Boot with Plain Sole

Are you looking for a solution to provide ultimate comfort and health benefits for your slender or atrophied feet? Look no further than our specially designed Bed Boots. These innovative boots are designed to hug the foot, providing a snug fit that promotes circulation and prevents ulcers, sores, and blisters.

One of the critical features of our Bed Boots is sheep wool, which offers a range of benefits for your feet. Sheep wool is known for absorbing moisture, keeping your feet dry and comfortable. It is also naturally antibacterial, preventing the growth of bacteria and maintaining a hygienic environment for your feet. Additionally, sheep wool is breathable, allowing air to circulate and keeping your feet cool and fresh.

Our Bed Boots are the perfect combination of comfort and functionality. The snug fit ensures your feet are correctly supported, reducing pressure and off-loading sensitive areas. This off-loading feature is especially beneficial for individuals with slender feet or those who experience immobility, as it helps to distribute weight evenly and prevent the development of ulcers and sores.

By wearing our Bed Boots, you can enjoy the benefits of improved circulation. The snug fit and off-loading design promote blood flow, ensuring your feet receive nutrients and oxygen. This can help to prevent circulation-related issues and promote overall foot health.

Our Bed Boots provide exceptional comfort and health benefits and are also made from high-quality materials to ensure durability. We understand the importance of long-lasting products, especially when it comes to items that are used for extended periods. With our Bed Boots, you can trust that they will withstand regular use and provide ongoing comfort and support.

Investing in our Bed Boots is investing in the health and well-being of your feet. Whether you have slender feet or are dealing with atrophied feet due to immobility, our Bed Boots are the perfect solution. Say goodbye to discomfort and hello to ultimate comfort and health.

What is the difference between sheepskin and sheep wool?

Sheepskin is the hide of the animal and includes the wool attached to the hide. In a sheepskin, the wool remains attached.

Sheep wool is the fibre sheared off the sheep and used to make various wool products. At Soul Comfort, we use a sheep wool fabric to manufacture most of our products.

What is sheep wool fabric?

The fabric used in our products is a combination of wool fibre (sheared off the sheep), a nylon grid and a medical grade acrylic liquid stabilizer. It is made using a process that takes the loose wool and ‘knits’ it into the nylon grid. Then, the acrylic is used to stabilize the wool in place and create a flat surface by which the fabric can be cut. This results in a material that has the look of a sheepskin, without the hide of the animal. As a result, the wool is machine washable.

General care:

Expect a small amount of shedding when the product is new as there will be some loose fibres. You can machine air fluff (no heat) for five minutes to remove excess fibres. Keep away from high heat and direct sunlight.

Over time and with more use, wool fibres will naturally bind together creating a more ‘clumped’ look. This change in the look does not affect the performance of the wool. You will still receive all of the natural and beautiful benefits. If you prefer a fluffier look, you can brush the product with a metal brush after laundering.

With care, your wool products will last many, many years.

Washing instructions:

Machine washable on delicate setting in cool/lukewarm water (up to 70°C) with a wool soap containing lanolin, such as Eucalan. Air drying is recommended. You may use a dryer WITHOUT HEAT to fluff your product. Remove from dryer before it dries completely (up to 85%). The excess moisture will not be felt and will disperse into the air quickly.

Wool is anti-microbial and will not need excessive laundering. To freshen your product, air it out by hanging outside when the air is moist, out of direct sunlight. When you bring it back inside, the wool will release the moisture into the air. This moisture redistribution results in a refreshening. If there is some staining or seepage from wounds, you can spot clean with warm water (up to 70°C) and a disinfecting soap. Do not bleach.