Cotton sleeping bag liner

Return (right of withdrawal):You have 14 days from receipt of your order to return unused items, in perfect condition and in their original packaging. Return costs are the responsibility of the customer.

Return (damaged/incorrect items):Contact us within 14 days of receiving your order to receive a free replacement.

Standard delivery:Orders placed before 12pm are shipped the same day; those placed after 12pm are shipped the next business day.

Delivery :France (24-48 hours), EU (48-96 hours), International (4-14 days).

Express delivery:Available in France with additional costs.

Delivery issues:In the event of loss or delay, we will investigate and arrange a replacement if necessary.

Material :Cotton
Shape :rectangular
Dimensions:190 cm (L) x 75 cm (W)
Folded size:15 cm x 8 cm
Weight :0.245 kg
Color :Natural unbleached cotton

Shape :Rectangular

Use :

Temperature increase:Use a sleeping bag liner to add warmth to your sleeping bag and improve its comfort temperature.

Keeping the sleeping bag clean:Sleeping bag liners act as a barrier between you and the sleeping bag, reducing dirt build-up and the need for frequent washing.

Stand-alone use:In warm weather, use the sheet alone as a lightweight, breathable blanket.

Interview :

Regular washing:Machine wash your sheet on a gentle cycle with a light detergent to keep it fresh.

Air drying:Hang to air dry to prevent shrinkage and preserve fabric quality.

Loose storage:Fold or roll the sheet loosely when not in use and store in a cool, dry place to maintain its softness and durability.

How should I store my sleeping bag after a trip?
Pack your sleeping bag loosely in a cotton or mesh stuff sack to preserve its loft and prevent damage. Avoid leaving it compressed for long periods of time.

Can I wash my sleeping bag at home?
Yes, but only occasionally. Use a front-loading machine with a mild, non-detergent soap and tumble dry on low. For down bags, add clean tennis balls to the dryer to restore loft.

What is the difference between synthetic and down sleeping bags?
Synthetic bags are more affordable, insulate even when wet, and are easier to clean. Down bags are lighter, more compressible, and offer superior warmth in dry conditions.

What temperature should I choose for my sleeping bag?
Choose a bag based on the expected nighttime temperatures. For summer, opt for bags rated 10°C and above, while cold weather outings require bags rated 0°C or below.

How do I prevent my sleeping bag from getting dirty?
Use a sleeping mat, change into clean clothes before bed, and consider a sleeping bag liner for extra protection and easier washing.