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Our Materials & Care — Herdmate

Herdmate — Fabric Philosophy

Our Materials
& Care

Thoughtfully Chosen. Gently Made.

Every fibre we use is selected for its natural gentleness on baby skin — hypoallergenic, temperature-regulating, and built to last through years of love.

Our Materials
Mulberry Silk Crib Sheets · Pillowcases
Mulberry Silk

Our silk crib sheets and toddler pillowcases provide a soft, breathable surface that supports your baby's largest organ — the skin. Naturally hypoallergenic and resistant to dust mites, silk doesn't absorb face creams or natural oils like other fabrics, helping maintain skin health by keeping it hydrated and calm. Its smooth texture reduces friction, which may help minimize infant hair loss and promote longer, more restful sleep.

Breathable
Hypoallergenic
Skin Hydration
Gentle on Skin

Care Instructions

Wash in cold water on a delicate cycle using a silk-safe, enzyme-free mild detergent, ideally in a laundry bag.
Air dry only — never tumble dry.
To reduce wrinkles, use a handheld steamer on the lowest setting, avoiding direct contact.
Baby Cashmere Sleep Sacks · Blankets · Loveys
Baby Cashmere

Cashmere is an ideal fibre for babies, offering exceptional softness that is kind to sensitive skin. Hypoallergenic and free of lanolin, it helps reduce the risk of irritation and supports overall skin health. With unique thermal properties — including low conductivity and diffusivity — cashmere maintains a stable, cosy temperature without overheating. Lightweight yet insulating, and highly breathable, it helps keep skin hydrated and ensures year-round comfort. Resistant to odours and bacteria, it stays fresher longer while providing lasting quality and delicate care.

Hypoallergenic
Thermal Regulation
Breathable
Odour Resistant

Care Instructions

Hand wash only when necessary in cold water using a mild wool detergent — avoid rubbing or twisting.
Cashmere naturally repels dirt and odours — frequent washing isn't required.
Roll in a towel to absorb excess water, then lay flat to dry in the shade. Reshape while damp.
Use a handheld steamer on the lowest setting if needed. Remove pilling gently with a cashmere comb.
Royal Alpaca Sleep Sacks · Blankets
Royal Alpaca

Like cashmere, alpaca is naturally hypoallergenic and highly effective at regulating body temperature. Its hollow fibre structure forms tiny air pockets that deliver superior insulation — about 20% warmer than Merino wool — while remaining lightweight and breathable. This balance keeps babies warm in winter, cool in summer, and comfortable across all seasons. By maintaining a stable thermal environment, alpaca helps babies conserve energy that supports healthy growth, steady breathing, and restful sleep.

Hypoallergenic
Superior Insulation
Lightweight
Eco-Conscious

Care Instructions

Hand wash only when needed in cold water using a gentle wool detergent — avoid rubbing or twisting.
Alpaca naturally repels dirt and odours — frequent washing isn't necessary.
Roll in a towel to remove excess water, then lay flat to dry in the shade. Reshape while damp.
Refresh with a handheld steamer on lowest setting if needed. Remove pilling with a fabric comb.
Organic Pima Cotton Zip Rompers · Sleep Sacks · Blankets
Organic Pima Cotton

Organic Pima cotton stands apart for its extra-long staple fibres, which produce a fabric that is exceptionally smooth, soft, and strong. This means less friction against your baby's sensitive skin and fewer chances of irritation. Unlike conventional cotton, which can feel coarse or break down over time, Pima stays luxuriously soft wash after wash — making it ideal for everyday use on the most delicate skin. Grown without harmful pesticides, synthetic fertilizers, or harsh chemical treatments, it protects the environment, farming communities, and your baby.

Gentle on Skin
Breathable
Organic
Temperature Regulating

Care Instructions

Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with a mild, baby-safe detergent.
Tumble dry on low or air dry to preserve softness and shape.
Avoid high heat — it can break down the natural fibres over time.