Natural fiber outdoor gear for real adventure
Wool Sleeping Bags & Natural-Fiber Outdoor Gear
Outdoor equipment made from wool, organic cotton, waxed canvas and carefully chosen materials — designed around the human body and the realities of living outdoors. The Rewilder is our 20°F, 4 lb wool sleeping bag for backpacking that stays comfortable when conditions turn damp.
- Backpacking
- 20°F / −6°C
- 4 lb / 1.8 kg
- Made in USA
★ 4.7 Google rating · Lifetime workmanship guarantee · Ships in 2–5 days

- Lifetime workmanship guaranteeWe repair or replace defects. Period.
- US-raised, US-milled woolWeatherWool® & merino from American flocks.
- Ships in 2–5 daysFrom Burnsville, NC. International available.
- Free swatch packFeel the materials before you buy.
The Body Is the First Piece of Gear
Your body produces heat. It regulates temperature. It breathes. It senses moisture, daylight and cold — and it adapts.
Most outdoor equipment tries to seal all of that off from the weather. At Lucky Sheep® we take a different approach: gear should work with the body, not replace it. Wool that can take in water vapor and give back heat. Canvas that breathes. Shelter that lets air move through.
“It’s when you go outside that you especially need your body to work well.”
A Rewilder’s Guide to Outdoor Adventure
That is where every piece we make begins. Not with a spec sheet, but with what a warm, breathing, adapting body already does well.
What are you doing?
Tell us the trip. We have a natural-fiber system for it.
- BackpackingLightweight wool sleep systems — 20°F at 4 lbBuild yours →
- Cold-weather camping10°F to −5°F wool systems for camp and cabinAurora Borealis →
- Car camping & basecampRoomy bags, canvas tipi, wool pads for the floorShelter & bedding →
- HikingCanvas packs and a rain shell that breathesPacks & apparel →
Meet the Rewilder
A 20°F backpacking sleeping bag that stays comfortable when conditions turn damp.
Wool insulation. Organic cotton shell. No synthetic fill. No PFAS. The lightest all-natural backpacking bag we know of — and the one that keeps insulating when down and synthetics give up.
- 20°F / −6°C · 10°F option
- 4 lb / 1.8 kg
- Packs to 11 × 11 in
- US wool
- No synthetic insulation
- From $557
Yes, it’s heavier than down. Here’s what the extra ounces buy.
| 20°F sleep system | The Rewilder (wool) | Typical down quilt | Typical synthetic bag |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weight | 4 lb / 1.8 kg | 1.3 – 1.5 lb | ~3 lb |
| Packed size | 11 × 11 in | volleyball | ~9 × 15 in |
| Warm when wet | Yes — keeps insulating damp | No | Partly |
| Breathability | High — no membranes or coatings | Low | Low |
| Noise | Silent | Crinkly nylon | Crinkly nylon |
| Plastic content | PFOS-free zipper only | Shell + often fill | All of it |
| Repairable & re-waxable | Yes | Rarely | No |
| Guarantee | Lifetime workmanship | Varies | Varies |
Down/synthetic figures are ranges from 2026 independent 20°F sleeping-bag tests (1.3–3.0 lb field). The Rewilder is about three times the weight of the lightest down quilts — and the only one on the table with nothing synthetic in it.
Gram-aware, not gram-obsessed. See the full spec sheet
When things get real
Hands down the most comfortable sleeping bag I’ve ever used. In the backpacking world you typically have two options, down or synthetic. Now there’s wool — and it finally fits in a backpack. Your compromise is added weight, but every ounce is worth it when your sleep improves so dramatically. Climb in wet, wake up dry.Chris Holmes · The Rewilder
Lightweight enough for backpacking. If you have cold feet, they’ll warm up a lot faster than even lower-temperature-rated down bags. Absolutely one of the best investments I have ever made.Jason Stoher · The Rewilder
At 8,000 ft the temperature dropped below freezing and we got a powerful rain storm. Much of my clothing was wet. I was still able to stay warm and cozy even in the worst of conditions.Keven Anderson · The Rewilder
Real fibers for real performance
Wool, cotton and beeswax have kept people warm and dry for millennia. We just engineered them for a pack.
Warm when damp
Wool keeps insulating at 30 % moisture. Down doesn’t.
Breathes, never clammy
No membranes, no coatings. Vapour moves out; you stay dry.
Regulates temperature
Fewer 3 a.m. wake-ups sweating or shivering as the night shifts.
Natural fibers, zero PFAS
No synthetic fills or fabrics, no DWR, no foam. Nothing to off-gas in your face all night.
Built for decades
Repairable, re-waxable, and guaranteed for workmanship for life.
Field-tested favourites
Fall backpacking, sorted
Cold mornings, wet afternoons, long nights. One natural-fiber kit that handles all three.
- Sleep — The Rewilder 20°F · 4 lb · from $557
- Carry — Lightweight organic canvas backpack · 65 L · 32 oz · $350
- Shell — Waxed canvas rain jacket · breathes, PFAS-free · $525
- Layer — Merino wool buff · $32
What it’s made of
WeatherWool® & merino batting
Warm at 30 % moisture, no cold spots — batting, not baffles. US-raised, US-milled.
Beeswax-treated organic cotton
Wind- and rain-resistant without DWR or coatings. Re-wax it yourself with Trail Wax.
Built to be repaired
Replaceable hardware, PFOS-free zippers, tough polyester thread. Every seam can be re-sewn.
Sleeping bags and bedrolls are cut and sewn in the USA from US wool. Read the materials guide
From the Rewilder Journal
Wool vs down: which sleeping bag is warmer when wet?
Loft, moisture and the night you actually get — not the spec sheet.
MaterialsHow wool keeps you warm — the heat of adsorption
Why damp wool releases heat instead of stealing it.
Non-toxic gearWhat “PFAS-free” does and doesn’t mean
Coatings, flame retardants and microplastics — what’s actually in most gear.
The ideas behind the gear
A Rewilder’s Guide to Outdoor Adventure
Patrick’s book grew from years of experimenting with how the human body, natural materials, sleep, weather and terrain interact — the same experiments that produced the first Lucky Sheep® prototypes. The book explores the philosophy. Lucky Sheep builds the equipment. The outdoors tests both.
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Lucky Sheep® is an ongoing exploration, not a finished doctrine. Come see what we’re learning — and tell us what you find out there.
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