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Camel hair comes from the humps of camels living in the Gobi Desert of Mongolia and Inner Mongolia. Due to the harsh living environment where temperatures can drop below -40℃ during the cold season, their hair has amazing functions such as heat retention, moisture absorption, and moisture dissipation.
Additionally, the unique structure that uses the strong resilience of camel's long hair not only supports sleeping posture as bedding material, but also makes it a highly breathable and moisture-resistant material, making it suitable for use as a pillow.
Comfortable natural warmth
The Mongolian winter is cold, with temperatures rarely exceeding minus 40°C (-40°F). The hair of the Dipterocarpus camel, which endures the cold, has a well-developed medulla (hair content) and has excellent heat-retaining and heat-retaining properties. The inner core of the camel hair is a porous fibre. Air accumulates between the bristles and keeps the captured body heat in.
Remarkable moisture-dissipating properties that are remarkably non-steaming.
The hair of the Dipterocarpus camel, which lives in the harsh environment of Mongolia, has excellent moisture absorption and wicking properties and is always dry. This is why it is so fresh and comfortable in winter and summer. Its ability to dissipate moisture is particularly high - an astonishing 1.6 times higher than that of wool.
Easy to turn in bed
Camel wool does not have scales on the fibre surface like wool, so the wool does not tangle and does not become stiff. The characteristic of the wool that does not felt easily suppresses the padding from sagging and gives it outstanding durability. The moderate elasticity lasts for a long time, making it fluffy and comfortable to use for a long time. The moderate firmness makes it easy to turn over, supports the body and maintains a natural sleeping posture.
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Camel product cross-sectional cut
Ionisation technology for improved cleanliness
The properties of camel hair are further brought out by special ionisation treatment technology. Ions and ozone generated by electronics remove impurities to the utmost limit. At the same time, sterilisation, bleaching and deodorisation are achieved. All functions are improved, from durability and bulkiness to moisture absorption and wicking.
Camel material
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Fabrics to make the most of the characteristics of natural materials.
The fabric used in Camel products absorbs perspiration quickly, as no chemicals or resins are used for filling. This brings out the moisture absorbing and wicking properties of camel hair. The ultra-high density fabric, which is 100% cotton, is gentle on the skin and prevents mites from entering.
Iwata fabrics absorb sweat and moisture instantly and do not interfere with the function of the material
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General fabrics that are packed with resin or glue not only do not absorb moisture, they also
interfere with the material's moisture absorption and wicking properties.
Camel Products
The feathers come from waterfowl such as goose (geese) and duck (ducks).
Linen is a fabric woven from fibres taken from the stems of the flax plant, a small plant. The fibres are fine and supple, and the more they are washed, the more they blend in.
The fibres that make up cotton can be obtained from cotton, a member of the mallow family. After flowering beautifully, the fruit withers when ripe and overflows with white fibres (cotton balls).