Irregular Sleep Pattern | Quilted Hot Water Bottles

If you’ve visited our shop then you know we’re BIG on colour and great design here at HOTCAKES…these hit the spot, and are a perfect gift either for yourself (you know you want to!) or someone you want to bring joy (and warmth) to.

The best part of the job is curating and discovering amazing brands with sound stories behind them, creatives we want to champion, and we are very excited to have this brand new in to the shop to share with you.  

Irregular Sleep Pattern is an independent brand of bedding, sleepwear, and homewares designed at the intersection of art and utility in Glasgow, Scotland. The brainchild of artists Jolene and Mil, who hold that designers have a responsibility to leave the world in a better place than they found it, to think with an ethical conscience about the nature of their work, balanced by a deep passion for good design in all forms, and utter respect for great craftsmanship, and the ongoing challenge to understand the mystery of colour combinations that somehow make your heart sing.

These beautifully soft, bold and colourful organic cotton quilted hot water bottle covers come complete with a quality rated German Sanger natural rubber bottle, and are available in 3 variations that feature the prints from the ISP current collection.

Generously sized and perfect for keeping warm on cold days in bed, on your sofa or even on the move... 

ISP hotties come with a 2 litre hot-water bottle, produced in natural rubber by specialist German company Sanger.

The covers are washable at 30 degrees

ISP quilted products use recycled polyester. Their core collection is screen printed and manufactured in a SMETA regulated family business in India. 

ISP support Simon Community Scotland, a charity organisation providing safe places, support and hope to people experiencing homelessness. This year, the charity is set to help over 10,000 people in Scotland through their street teams, hubs, supported accommodation services, helplines and outreach services. Visit Simon Community to support their valuable work.