Choosing a Wind and Rain Shell — without synthetics Why the Shell Layer Matters More Than You Think Modern Outdoor clothing systems rely on synthetic rain shells. These have one major drawback: lack of breathability. Even if the material is advertised as ‘breathable’, the reality is, they don’t work when soaked through. That is, the […]
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How to Build a Natural Fiber Outdoor Wardrobe That Actually Works Introduction A natural fiber outdoor wardrobe works best when clothing is treated as a system rather than individual garments. By using breathable materials like wool and waxed cotton, the body can regulate moisture and temperature more effectively, supporting comfort, adaptability, and long-term outdoor vitality
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Why Natural Fibers Outperform Synthetic Gear Introduction Natural fiber outdoor clothing offers superior breathability, moisture regulation, and comfort compared with synthetic gear. Unlike synthetic materials that can trap moisture and heat, natural fibers like wool work with the body’s physiology. This supports thermo-regulation and creates a healthier micro-climate next to the skin. This alignment makes
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At Lucky Sheep, we set out to do something no one else in the outdoor industry was doing—build high-performance, lightweight gear made entirely from non-toxic natural fibers. Why? Because we saw how deeply synthetic, plastic-based gear was impacting both people and the planet. Our sleeping bags, backpacks, and rain parkas are plastic-free, non-toxic, and biodegradable—yet
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As synthetic fibers and plastic pollution continue to wreck havoc on the planet, many of us are looking for sustainable alternatives. This is the very reason Lucky Sheep Outdoor Gear was started! Some people believe recycled plastic textiles are eco-friendly. This article looks at just how eco-friendly is it, and what are the wiser alternatives.
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Wool has a special ability to manage moisture in a way that makes it ideal for outdoor clothing. Here’s what happens: This makes wool an all-around excellent choice for outdoor clothing, where moisture and temperature can fluctuate. How Synthetic Clothing Handles Moisture and Warmth Synthetic fabrics like polyester, nylon, or polypropylene are engineered to handle
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Electrical Systems of the Human Body and Skin The human body is not only biochemical; it is fundamentally electrical. Every nerve impulse, heartbeat, muscle contraction, and cellular exchange depends on bioelectric signals. The surface of the skin itself is an electrical field constantly interacting with the environment and internal body systems. The nervous system functions
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Besides the problem that most down is cruelly live-plucked from birds who live in inhumane conditions…down has problems of it’s own as a bedding and clothing insulator. For decades, down bedding has traditionally been thought to provide superior comfort and health benefits. And, whereas, there are real benefits to using down over certain synthetics, there
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