Trekking Sleeping Bag Liner

Designed with the aim of reducing our CO2 impact, this Merino wool (89%) sleeping bag liner is not dyed.Use in a sleeping bag or in a lodge for greater thermal comfort and hygiene. The stretch of the wool gives great freedom of movement. Sarcophagus shape.

Did you know?

Sleeping in a sleeping bag liner increases the thermal performance of your sleeping bag and makes it easier to maintain (less washing = better durability and thermal performance over time).
It is useful, and necessary in guest houses and refuges, for hygiene. For improved comfort, choose a bag cover in the same shape as your sleeping bag.

Postural and thermal comfort.

Using the Forclaz wool sleeping bag liner to improve the thermal performance and perceived heat of your sleeping bag.
This sleeping bag liner has an adjustable hood.
The component is stretchy to give you great freedom of movement, to sleep better.

How have we reinforced the durability of this Merino wool sleeping bag liner?

We use a BETA-SPUN yarn structure, i.e. the merino wool fibres are coated with a fine sheath of polyamide filaments to protect them from rubbing and cuts, without affecting the properties of the wool.This component weighs 155g/sqm.Be careful when you get in and out of your sleeping bag to not expose the stitching to stress.

What is our commitment to animal welfare?

We only use wool from merino sheep bred on farms in South Africa that do not practise mulesing.
We decided to build a partnership with a group of breeders (Konsortium Merino) to guarantee respect for animal welfare and the environment.
This means we have full traceability, which allows us to guarantee the origin of the wool.
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ADDITIONAL SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT INFORMATION

Textile dyeing requires a lot of water but also produces waste water from the dye baths.
To reduce this environmental impact, we have chose not to dye the thread use to make the fabric for this sleeping bag liner. The product is therefore in its raw state. This process called “greige” doesn’t pollute water with dyes and reduces CO2 emissions compared to a dyed product.

Tip before use

For a softer feel, wash your sleeping bag liner before first use.