Hologenix x HEFEL
Hologenix, a leader in infrared technology fabrics, has partnered with Austria’s renowned bedding brand HEFEL to launch the Wellness Retreat Line. This groundbreaking collection of eco-conscious bedding is designed to improve sleep quality and promote recovery. The collaboration marks Hologenix’s first product launch with HEFEL, combining CELLIANT infrared technology with HEFEL’s expertise in premium bedding.
The Wellness Retreat Line features fiber- and down-filled sleep essentials, including pillows, duvets, and mattress toppers. All products are powered by CELLIANT Viscose, the first sustainable viscose infrared solution. CELLIANT’s patented minerals convert body heat into infrared energy, enhancing local circulation and oxygenation, which supports restorative sleep and quicker recovery.
The collection showcases CELLIANT Viscose, a nature-based fabric that blends comfort, sustainability, and advanced functionality. Produced with sustainable raw materials by CELLIANT partner Kelheim Fibres, it stands out as one of the most eco-friendly infrared solutions. This innovative textile is paired with TENCEL Lyocell, a silky, renewable fiber known for its moisture-wicking and temperature-regulating properties, creating the ultimate sleep environment.
“A good night’s sleep is essential for a productive and happy day,” said Seth Casden, founder and CEO of Hologenix. “Our collaboration with HEFEL, Austria’s bedding experts, has resulted in the Wellness Retreat Line—a perfect balance of comfort and practicality. We are thrilled for customers to experience its benefits firsthand.”
HEFEL CEO Ulrike Hefel shared their excitement about the innovative launch, stating, “At HEFEL, we pride ourselves on being bedding pioneers. Through our partnership with Hologenix, we are introducing the Wellness Retreat regenerative wellness program at the Heimtextil Conference 2025. With CELLIANT Viscose seamlessly integrated into our down products and quilted fabrics, we offer bedding that helps users sleep deeper, recover faster, and wake up refreshed.”
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