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Natural Fibers and Children
Caring for little ones means choosing safe, soft, and comfortable materials. Our crib and cot blankets, made of wool, cashmere, and natural fibers, offer enveloping warmth while remaining gentle on newborns' sensitive skin. From the silky softness of cashmere to...
Mohair: The Fiber of Kings that Transforms Blankets and Throws into a Unique Experience
When it comes to elegance and warmth, few natural fibers can compete with mohair . Derived from the prized fleece of the Angora goat , this yarn is known as the “fiber of kings” for its unique luster, unparalleled softness,...
How to Protect Yourself from Wool Moths
HOW TO PROTECT YOUR GARMENTS FROM MOTHS Anyone who loves wool or works with natural yarns knows that, sooner or later, an invisible but fearsome enemy arrives: moths. These small, seemingly harmless insects can damage sweaters, scarves, balls of yarn,...
Why use Cashmere even in summer?
Why cashmere in summer? Softness and freshness even in the hottest months! Cashmere, thanks to its natural properties, is much more versatile than you think, and can provide comfort and style even in the warmest months. Unparalleled softness Cashmere is...
The origin of linen and its use for blankets and throws
The origin of linen Linen is one of the oldest textile fibers known to man, with roots stretching back to ancient times. Flax cultivation dates back approximately 10,000 years, with evidence found as early as ancient Egypt, where it was...
Linen Sheets: An Embrace of Nature and Environmental Sustainability
Linen or cotton sheets? Here are the main characteristics of linen and its properties. The crumpled linen sheets: Crumpled linen sheets are made from natural linen fabric, intentionally left with a slightly creased appearance, for a rustic, authentic, and very...
Linen and Wool: The Perfect Combination
Linen and Wool: a unique combination that unites the characteristics of two natural and precious materials. Linen: freshness and lightness Linen is a natural fiber derived from the flax plant, known since ancient times for its qualities. It's a highly...
Quilt or Quilted? What's the difference?
Quilt vs. Quilt: What's the Difference? Although they are often used as synonyms, there are actually some differences that are worth knowing. Quilt: Structure and composition: The quilt is made up of three main layers: a decorative top lining, a middle...
Honeycomb Towels VS. Traditional Towels: Which is Better?
If you’re looking for a towel that combines softness, absorbency, and style, you’ve probably already come across two great options: waffle towels and traditional towels. But what are the differences between these two types? Honeycomb Towels: Features and Strengths Honeycomb...
Goose Down Duvets: Differences and Characteristics

For an exceptional sleep, goose down comforters are an excellent choice. Italian production with high-quality goose down guarantees maximum comfort evenly distributed. Discover what makes a quality comforter.

Topper or Mattress Cover? What is the difference?
Everything you need to know about the Topper: Benefits, uses and differences from the mattress cover   If you are looking for a simple and effective way to improve the comfort of your bed, you have probably already heard of...
The new CO.BI Collection
Welcome to our new home linen collection: style, quality and Italian tradition We are happy to present our latest line of home products, designed to make every room welcoming, functional and full of style. All our items are made with...
Cotton, Percale or Satin? What's the difference?
If you are wondering the difference between Cotton, Percale and Satin here is the answer: COTTON SATIN : It is distinguished by its weave in which the warp prevails over the weft, creating a smooth and shiny surface on one...
Shearing and wool collection
Is shearing cruel to animals? Are animals killed or mistreated? Let's try to make things a little clearer: for the breeder, wool sheep are a means of production and an asset, for this reason the breeder's first job is to...
How to wash Cashmere?
Cashmere washing Even though cashmere does not get dirty easily and rarely absorbs odors, it still needs to be washed, but since it is delicate, the less you wash it, the better. Hand wash : Cashmere should be washed in...
Merino Wool, Alpaca or Camel?
MERINO WOOL The main characteristics of this wool are that it maintains constant body temperature without heating; having a particular chemical structure it prevents the proliferation of parasites (including mites) and has an absorbent effect, which allows moisture to evaporate...
Different types of wool and their characteristics

There are many types of wool with different characteristics, but thermoregulation is their unique property, keeping you warm and dry. Merino wool, used by CO.BI, is high-quality and maintains body temperature, preventing parasites.

Which process to choose?
We hear more and more about the design or workmanship of Pied de Poule, Tartan, Chevron, Prince of Wales, Honeycomb but do we all know what we are talking about? Do we all know how to distinguish between Prince of...
Newborns and natural fibres
Generally, newborns love to be wrapped in a blanket made of soft natural wool-cashmere. Considering that our cashmere blankets are so soft, smooth and elegant, this is understandable.....but there is another explanation. Newborns are unable to control their own temperature,...
The Pilling
Pilling is a natural phenomenon that occurs on wool and cashmere garments with the appearance of small balls (pills) on blankets or plaids. It is therefore not an indicator of low quality of the yarn, as is often mistakenly thought,...
Viscose: Artificial or Synthetic Fiber? Let's Debunk a Myth

Viskose is often mistakenly mistaken for a natural or synthetic fiber. In reality, it is an artificial fiber of natural origin, created by humans using plant cellulose, distinguishing itself from synthetic fibers made from unnatural materials.