The history of Sheridan bedding can be traced back to 1939, but it was not until 1967 that the brand name Sheridan was officially established, and it took only 6 years to open a store in Australia's oldest department store, David Jones, and gradually developed into one of the most popular bed home textile brands among local consumers. Sheridan has also partnered with some of the region's biggest brands, such as Qantas as a bedding supplier, and for three consecutive years was the official towel supplier for the Australian Open, one of the world's four Grand Slam tennis tournaments. In China, Sheridan has a cooperative relationship with Luolai Home Textiles, one of the leading brands in the home textile industry.
 
Sheridan specializes in making artistic bed textiles, such as four-piece bed sets, but there are fewer wool duvet products, and there are only two on the official website, which are filled with 100% Australian Mycraloft™ wool and a blend of 60% Australian Mycraloft™ wool and 40% cotton fibres. The quality of Australian wool is undeniable, with a pure wool quilt weighing 400 GSM, which is suitable for use as a winter quilt, and a mixed quilt weighing 225 GSM, which is more suitable for use in warmer seasons.
 
Both wool duvet fabrics are made from cotton fibres for good breathability. However, unlike the Australian brands Mini Jumbuk and Woolstar, Sheridan uses Australian wool, but the quilt is made in China.
 
In terms of selling price, the sheridan is on the pricier side of the price range for pure wool and blended quilts at $265.97 and $230.97 respectively, making it worth considering for those who want to experience better comfort and warmth.