Why does the 120" x 120" size matter for king quilts?

It leaves real overhang on every side of a standard king top — enough for longarm leader attachment or flat basting with no risk of coming up short on the largest common quilt size.

Does it fit a California king?

California kings run longer and narrower than standard kings. Check your finished top dimensions first — this size is optimized for standard kings.

Why wool for a bed quilt?

Wool is naturally temperature-regulating and moisture-wicking — exceptionally warm without weight, and breathable enough for year-round comfort, which synthetics can't match.

How does it behave on a longarm?

Wool is soft and compressible, making it forgiving for dense custom quilting. It feeds well and recovers loft after every needle pass.

Is it show-quilt material?

Yes — wool is a fixture in competition quilts for its hand-quilting performance and the drape and dimension judges notice in finished work.

Hobbs Tuscany Wool Batting Package - King Size 120" x 120"

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The Hobbs Tuscany Wool Batting Package — King Size 120" x 120" is the premium batting for oversized king quilts: 100% wool warmth, breathability, and luxurious drape in a pre-cut size generous enough to cover expansive tops without seaming.

Product Details

Size: 120" x 120" — generous overhang on all sides of a standard king top
Fiber: 100% wool, needle-punched for stability and processed for softness
Quilting distance: Within 4"
Care: Machine washable — cold, gentle cycle; very low tumble or lay flat to dry
Brand: Hobbs Bonded Fibers — Tuscany premium line

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does the 120" x 120" size matter for king quilts?: It leaves real overhang on every side of a standard king top — enough for longarm leader attachment or flat basting with no risk of coming up short on the largest common quilt size.
Does it fit a California king?: California kings run longer and narrower than standard kings. Check your finished top dimensions first — this size is optimized for standard kings.
Why wool for a bed quilt?: Wool is naturally temperature-regulating and moisture-wicking — exceptionally warm without weight, and breathable enough for year-round comfort, which synthetics can't match.
How does it behave on a longarm?: Wool is soft and compressible, making it forgiving for dense custom quilting. It feeds well and recovers loft after every needle pass.
Is it show-quilt material?: Yes — wool is a fixture in competition quilts for its hand-quilting performance and the drape and dimension judges notice in finished work.