Inside Our Heat Packs

Our heat packs are handmade in Melbourne, Victoria using 100% cotton corduroy, filled with adzuki beans and dried organic lavender flowers.

Thoughtfully designed for everyday warmth and comfort, each heat pack brings together simple materials, considered details and a soft botanical fragrance.

A little warmth for those moments when you need it most.

Cotton Corduroy

We use 100% cotton corduroy for its soft texture, durability and timeless appearance.

The fabric is washed, dried and carefully cut before being sewn in-house, with finished seams designed to keep the natural filling securely inside.

Each heat pack is made with care, combining practical details with the simple beauty of natural fabric.

What's Inside Our Heat Packs?

Rather than traditional wheat, our heat packs are filled with adzuki beans.

These small beans are used as a natural filling, allowing the pack to warm when heated according to its instructions.

Dried organic lavender flowers are layered throughout, releasing a gentle botanical fragrance when warmed.

Together, these ingredients create a simple, comforting addition to everyday routines.

Handmade in Victoria

Our heat packs are cut, sewn and filled in-house, with attention given to the fabric, stitching and finishing details.

From selecting the cotton corduroy to preparing the filling, each step is approached with care.

It's part of our commitment to making considered, practical products designed to be enjoyed and looked after.

How to Use Your Heat Pack Safely

Always follow the heating instructions supplied with your SOMEDAY heat pack.

  • Heat only as directed and never exceed the recommended heating time.

  • Do not leave the heat pack unattended in the microwave.

  • Always check the temperature before use to avoid burns.

  • Use over clothing or with a suitable protective layer rather than directly against bare skin.

  • Never use a heat pack to warm bedding or while sleeping.

  • Allow the pack to cool completely before reheating.

  • Inspect regularly for damage, scorching or unusual odours, and discontinue use if any are present.

Caring for Your Heat Pack

Store in a cool, dry place when not in use.

Spot clean the fabric when needed, avoiding excessive moisture around the natural filling. Allow the pack to dry completely before following its heating instructions.

Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and check the fabric and stitching regularly.

Explore Our Heat Packs

Discover our collection of handmade heat packs, created using natural materials and thoughtfully selected details.

Made for a little everyday warmth and comfort.

Previous
Previous

Making Our Eye Pillows