Wool bedding does one thing no other fibre does as well: it takes the moisture you give off every night into the fibre itself and hands back a little warmth, so the air next to your skin stays steady instead of swinging between clammy and cold. Merino sheets are the easiest place to start—merino wool
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Chris Holmes is one of those serious outdoor lovers that eats, breathes and sleeps adventure. Chris spends most of his time choosing between snow sports, sea kayaking, and long distance trail hiking. Chris is also a connoisseur of outdoor gear and though years of putting equipment to the serious test, has come down with a
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Ask me why wool is better than synthetic or down for sleeping and I could give you the textbook answer—warm when wet—but that is the least of it. In my experience wool is the only common insulating fiber that works with the moisture your body makes every night instead of trapping it against you, and
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by Debra Lynn Dadd | Dec 8, 2015 | Textiles, Toxic Free Talk Radio, transcript | My guest today is Patrick Clark, creator of Lucky Sheep, the world’s first lightweight wool sleeping bag. We’ll be talking about how wool can improve the quality of your sleep and his new wool sleeping bag that can be
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