Sleeping Indian wool garments

[375 Ruger Fan]

One of the pleasant surprises at this years DSC was seeing Sleeping Indian is back in business. https://www.sleepingindianusa.com/

I've never owned any of their products, but have been impressed with their quality and reviews. I might actually buy one of their wool shirts or jackets. I have a pair of Filson wool pants which should last more than my lifetime.

 

[enysse]

It's quality gear, it's pricey but good stuff. They make so much fancy camo now, I still like the traditional stuff.

 

[Philip Glass]

.375 Ruger Fan,thanks for posting this. I'll have to look them up at the shows and try their stuff on. I'm always looking for quality wool products. I like Icebreaker Merino products because they are the soft Super wash wool that doesn't itch. It's ironic that I love wool so much when I raise South African Dorper sheep that do not produce wool at all!
Regards,
Philip

 

[375 Ruger Fan]

Back in January at the DSC in Dallas, it was about 10 degrees F and snowing sideways. I could have used some Sleeping Indian wool then for sure!

 

[CAustin]

So had they gone out of business and now somebody else operating under that name?

 

[sheephunterab]

King of the Mountain was born out of Sleeping Indian or was it the other way around? With all of the high tech fabrics now a days, wool just doesn't have the broad appeal it once had.

 

[375 Ruger Fan]

So had they gone out of business and now somebody else operating under that name?

I think the founder/original owner died and the company shortly after did the same. So yes, a new group owns Sleeping Indian from what I gather.