100 Percent Wool Felt Hot Water Bottle Cover
The best place to be when it's cold, foggy or drizzly: your cosy, warm home! Sometimes, the sofa and a hot water bottle are just what you need on those cold days.
Frida Feeling's high-quality hot water bottle covers are lovingly handcrafted from robust, sustainable wool felt. The natural material provides pleasant thermal insulation, while the cotton lining inside and the zip at the bottom ensure easy handling.
By the way: the covers can be customised to match your brand image (colours, logo). This allows you to offer your customers a durable product with a high feel-good factor.
All our felt products come from Nepal, where felt has a long tradition of production. As each piece is handmade, irregularities are a characteristic feature of the production process. The base material is 100% virgin wool from New Zealand, where mulesing, which is extremely painful for the animals, is prohibited.
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