The Onkaparinga ‘Diamond Rose’ Cotton Quilt and Cotton Pillow Protectors are quilted with a stunning unique rose design. Filled with luxurious all natural cotton fill and casing they are functional as well as beautiful. Benefits of the ‘Diamond Rose’ Cotton Quilt is its functionality as an all season quilt. The natural fill and casing is […] Continue reading → 
With Onkaparinga being known for luxurious bedding for over 145 years, it is no surprise that that our Australian Brand is still today, providing supreme Australian Wool products to Australian families. Learn more about our Australian wool quilts. The Onkaparinga Australian Wool blankets have been part of a lot of Australian households since back in […] Continue reading → 
With all the standard pillows on the market, how do you know which pillow will suit me best? And do you want a standard pillow, or do you want one of ‘the’ best pillows? Onkaparinga has a proud history of being an Australian Company and now brand with over 145 years of experience in the […] Continue reading → 
Families have been trusting Onkaparinga since 1869 for the quality and prestige items that we create. The Onkaparinga nursery collection has been created in traditional designs for mums and bubs in the hope they will become an heirloom that is cherished for years to come. With our traditional range of bedding being a family favourite […] Continue reading → 
William A McNeil & Co (WAM) took over the reins of the Onkaparinga brand in 2013. Beginning a new chapter for the bedding and homewares brand. William A McNeil & Co is a trusted name within the textile industry with over 40 years of experience. Offering quality, up to date and innovative products is the WAM […] Continue reading → 
THE HISTORY OF ONKAPARINGA One of Australia’s oldest companies and now brand, Onkaparinga started in South Australia in 1869 in Hahndorf and then moved operations to Lobethal, situated 40 kilometres from Adelaide in the picturesque “Valley of Praise”. Migrating from Germany, two brothers, Heinrich and Edward Kramm, both weavers, purchased and brought with them some […] Continue reading →