This is actually not one, but three blankets: first a light, thinner blanket filled with wild silk for the summer and a second blanket with warming camel fluff hair for the transitional period. Both have a dense percale cover made of 100% organic cotton - and can be tied together to form a thick, warm winter blanket in the frosty, cold months.

Silk is perceived as cooling due to its fiber structure, it can absorb and store a lot of moisture without feeling damp and thus ensures a pleasant and balanced sleeping climate. The wild silk quilt is correspondingly light and airy. It also has a special feature, as the silk used here is Ahimsa wild silk - it is obtained without animal suffering, as the silk moth butterflies are only allowed to hatch before their cocoons are collected. The threads are then slightly shorter, which is irrelevant for blanket fillings anyway - the climate-regulating properties of the silk are retained in any case.

The extremely fine camel fluff hair has an insulating effect due to its strong crimp, while it can also absorb a lot of moisture and quickly wick it away again. A blanket made from this material has exceptionally good climate-regulating properties, making it ideal for those who like it warmer, even in summer. The blankets are each made with comfort quilting, so they adapt perfectly to your body and your movements. The combination blanket is manufactured in the Allgäu region.

Bedding made from certified natural materials, produced with respect for people and animals and carefully crafted by hand - this is what Prolana has stood for since 1987. The majority of production takes place on site at the company headquarters in Waldburg: from processing the supplied wool into fleece to making up the bedding and manufacturing the mattresses.

Whether virgin wool or yak hair, cotton, hemp or latex, whether mattresses, comforters and pillows or yoga accessories - for Managing Director Adrian Hellenthal, the credibility of the company stands and falls with the fact that words such as "ecological" and "fair" are not just lip service, but are filled with life through action. The raw materials come from controlled organic cultivation and controlled organic animal husbandry and carry certifications such as the Quality Association for Environmentally Compatible Latex Mattresses (QUL) or the Global Organic Latex Standard (GOLS). Prolana not only knows the production facilities, suppliers and people involved in the value chain personally, but also supports them through surcharges, local projects and new fair trade standards, some of which it has created itself. For example, Prolana played a key role in the founding of the Fair Rubber e.V. fair trade association.
So that not only Prolana customers sleep well, but also all employees.