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Did you know the female body experiences warmth differently to men? The first Stoov prototype was created for the comfort of a woman and inclusive warmth has been woven through all our designs ever since. From shape, to colour, to comfort Stoov considers the female body every step of the way.
Are you warm?
Stoov knows that the comfort needs of women change throughout the month and so all Stoov warmables are designed to provide comfort, warmth and relief for women as they fight the office chills or as a companion to ease period pain or of course to slow down, relax and take care of their wellbeing.
During Dutch Design Week 2025 Stoov addresses the unique and individual topic of warmth equality by asking visitors, are you warm? Are you comfortable? And then offering the opportunity to explore what would make the individual more comfortable in spaces often designed for the needs of others.
Explore, experience and get to know Stoov’s products while contributing to a conversation on inclusive warmth and why it matters. By opening up this conversation Stoov connects its mission of warmth with Red Box’s broader themes of design, care, and inclusion, and shows how good design can contribute towards equality.
