Merino Wool for Better Sleep

Merino Wool for Better Sleep

Pictured: The Ridge Merino Frankie Tank and Women's Boy Short 

Can't sleep? Look to the sheep. 

Did you know that merino wool can lead to a better night's sleep? It's true.
 
According to results of several sleep research studies, wearing Merino wool vs. non-wool sleepwear to bed significantly reduced the time it took to fall asleep, which contributed to increased total sleep time and improved quality of sleep. One study found that, in hot conditions, those who wore wool to bed slept significantly longer, reflecting faster sleep onset and waking up less frequently. In both cold and neutral conditions, the combination of wool sleepwear and bedding saw participants have a more efficient sleep compared to when tested using non-wool sleepwear and bedding.
 
A study from The University of Sydney noted, "Adults wearing wool fell asleep in just 12 minutes compared with 22 and 27 minutes for those wearing polyester or cotton."
 
This should come as no surprise, as Merino wool's inherit qualities make it the ideal sleepwear for improved slumber. Merino wool naturally offers unique temperature and moisture management and a soft, smooth texture. 
  

So the next time you're having trouble nodding off, consider wearing garments made from sheep instead of just counting them. 

Our Picks for Best Merino Wool Sleepwear:
Women's Ridge Merino Wool Bralette
Women's Ridge Merino Wool Boy Short 
 
Women's Ridge Merino Wool Frankie Tank
Ridge Merino Wool Journey Tee - for him and her

Men's Ridge Merino Wool Boxers 

 

Did You Know... sleep deprivation can cause damage to your body in the short term? Over time, it can lead to chronic health problems that can negatively impact your quality of life such as heart disease, diabetes, stroke, depression and obesity. 

1 comment

  • Michelle Henry on

    What a surprising find! Thanks for sharing this post. Sounds like the perfect sleepwear.

    Michelle
    www.betterbedsolutions.com

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