Down sleeping bags for warmth and performance.
What started with a hand-sewn sleeping bag has evolved into a range of down sleeping bags built for the world’s most demanding environments. Designed for alpinists, mountaineers, and expeditionists, each sleeping bag delivers unbeatable warmth-to-weight performance, offering exceptional insulation with minimal bulk.
Every down sleeping bag is hand-filled at our factory in Derbyshire, UK, ensuring the highest-quality down remains uncompressed from source to consumer. Featuring advanced hydrophobic treatments, our down insulation is more resilient than ever, maintaining warmth even in damp conditions. Thoughtful design elements, such as tapered mummy shapes, down-filled draft collars, and trapezoid baffle construction, maximize heat retention while reducing weight.
From lightweight down sleeping bags for summer bivys to extreme cold weather sleeping bags for polar expeditions, this range is tested in real-world conditions to provide warmth, protection, and packability in any environment.
Down sleeping bag FAQs.
How do I wash a down sleeping bag?
To wash a sleeping bag, use a front-loading washing machine on a gentle cycle with a down-specific detergent. Avoid fabric softeners and bleach. Wash on low heat, rinse thoroughly, and ensure all soap residue is removed. Hand washing in a bathtub is another option for delicate care.
Prefer a professional wash service? Send us your sleeping bag for an expert wash and dry to restore the insulation’s full heat-trapping potential.
How should I store a down sleeping bag?
Store your down sleeping bag in a large, breathable storage sack or hang it in a cool, dry place. Avoid long-term compression in a stuff sack, as this can damage the loft and reduce insulation performance over time.
How do I dry a down sleeping bag?
Tumble dry on low heat with clean tennis balls or dryer balls to help restore loft. Ensure the bag is completely dry before storing to prevent mold and mildew buildup.
