Fulfillment Lead Times

Current Custom Lead Times:

Down Quilts: Approximately 4 Weeks
Synthetic Quilts: Approximately 4 Weeks
Insulated Apparel: Approximately 5 Weeks
Non-Insulated Apparel: Approximately 4 Weeks

Current Stock Lead Times:

Apparel: Approximately 3 Business Days
Down Quilts: Approximately 5 Business Days
Synthetic Quilts: Approximately 5 Business Days

Stock & Warehouse items: We ship Warehouse items in 1-3 business days, Stock items ship within the current lead time listed above. When the item is shipped you will receive a confirmation email with a tracking number to keep an eye on your awesome new gear.

Custom items: You can generally expect your new gear within the lead time that was posted for your item on the date it was ordered/processed. Orders with mixed lead times will ship once all items are complete. Below are the listed lead times for this week as well as an estimated ship by dateframe for your gear.

* Please note that these are only estimations based on the current production workload. Your order could ship out at any point within the listed completion week (Monday - Friday).

** Any orders placed after 8am CST will be processed into production the next business day. Both Stock and Custom Lead Times start once the Order is processed. Additionally, any orders placed on Friday after 8:00 AM CST will not enter production until the following Monday.

Shipping: For most Domestic Orders, they will be shipped out with the USPS. For International Orders, they will likely be sent out with FedEx. Transit times can vary depending on location and are NOT calculated in our Lead Times. For any time sensitive or shipping requests, feel free to reach out to Customer Service.

When logged into your account online, you will see that your order is either Awaiting Fulfillment, or Shipped. Below are the definitions of those statuses:

Awaiting Fulfillment: Your order has been submitted! After a short amount of time your order will be delivered to production and then it is now in the hands of our talented production team. The length of this stage in the process will vary based on what the lead times were when you placed your order. Check out the table below to see an estimated date range for completion of your order.

Shipped: Your order is on the way! You should have received an email with a tracking number. If not, please contact our customer service team. Enjoy your new gear!

May 2nd - May 8th

Down Quilts: Approximately 5 weeks	Synthetic Quilts: Approximately 5 weeks	Synthetic Apparel: Approximately 10 weeks	Copperfield Apparel: Approximately 4 weeks
Week of June 9th	Week of June 9th	Week of July 14th	Week of June 2nd

May 9th - May 15th

Down Quilts: Approximately 5 weeks	Synthetic Quilts: Approximately 5 weeks	Synthetic Apparel: Approximately 10 weeks	Copperfield Apparel: Approximately 4 weeks
Week of June 16th	Week of June 16th	Week of July 21st	Week of June 9th

May 16th - May 19th

Down Quilts: Approximately 5 weeks	Synthetic Quilts: Approximately 5 weeks	Synthetic Apparel: Approximately 10 weeks	Copperfield Apparel: Approximately 4 weeks
Week of June 23rd	Week of June 23rd	Week of July 28th	Week of June 16th

May 20th - May 22nd

Down Quilts: Approximately 5 weeks	Synthetic Quilts: Approximately 5 weeks	Synthetic Apparel: Approximately 8 weeks	Copperfield Apparel: Approximately 4 weeks
Week of June 23rd	Week of June 23rd	Week of July 14th	Week of June 16th

May 23rd - May 29th

Down Quilts: Approximately 5 weeks	Synthetic Quilts: Approximately 5 weeks	Synthetic Apparel: Approximately 8 weeks	Copperfield Apparel: Approximately 4 weeks
Week of June 30th	Week of June 30th	Week of August 4th	Week of June 23rd

May 30th - June 5th

Down Quilts: Approximately 5 weeks	Synthetic Quilts: Approximately 5 weeks	Synthetic Apparel: Approximately 8 weeks	Copperfield Apparel: Approximately 4 weeks
Week of July 7th	Week of July 7th	Week of August 11th	Week of June 30th

June 6th - June 11th

Down Quilts: Approximately 5 weeks	Synthetic Quilts: Approximately 5 weeks	Synthetic Apparel: Approximately 8 weeks	Copperfield Apparel: Approximately 4 weeks
Week of July 14th	Week of July 14th	Week of August 18th	Week of July 7th

June 12th - June 19th

Down Quilts: Approximately 4 weeks	Synthetic Quilts: Approximately 4 weeks	Synthetic Apparel: Approximately 7 weeks	Copperfield Apparel: Approximately 4 weeks
Week of July 17th	Week of July 17th	Week of August 7th	Week of July 17th

June 20th - June 25th

Down Quilts: Approximately 4 weeks	Synthetic Quilts: Approximately 4 weeks	Synthetic Apparel: Approximately 7 weeks	Copperfield Apparel: Approximately 4 weeks
Week of July 24th	Week of July 24th	Week of August 14th	Week of July 24th

June 26th - July 3rd

Down Quilts: Approximately 4 weeks	Synthetic Quilts: Approximately 4 weeks	Synthetic Apparel: Approximately 6 weeks	Copperfield Apparel: Approximately 4 weeks
Week of July 31st	Week of July 31st	Week of August 14th	Week of July 31st

July 4th - July 9th

Down Quilts: Approximately 4 weeks	Synthetic Quilts: Approximately 4 weeks	Synthetic Apparel: Approximately 6 weeks	Copperfield Apparel: Approximately 4 weeks
Week of August 7th	Week of August 7th	Week of August 21st	Week of August 7th

July 10th - July 17th

Down Quilts: Approximately 4 weeks	Synthetic Quilts: Approximately 4 weeks	Synthetic Apparel: Approximately 5 weeks	Copperfield Apparel: Approximately 4 weeks
Week of August 14th	Week of August 14th	Week of August 21st	Week of August 14th

LONG DISTANCE BACKPACKERS NOW USE QUILTS MORE THAN SLEEPING BAGS, AND IT’S EASY TO SEE WHY.

How do you use a sleeping quilt?1

Sleeping quilts are used as a part of a sleep system that usually includes your tent, your sleeping pad, your sleeping quilt or bag, and base layer cloths. Without each of these pieces accounted for in the conditions you expect to be sleeping in, your system may fail, and your other parts of your sleep system cannot make up for it. For example, your 0° sleeping quilt will not be able to keep you warm if your heat is lost beneath you by having an inadequate sleeping pad..

How do you attach a quilt to a sleeping pad?1

Quilts use strap systems to attach the quilt to your sleeping pad. This usually includes some combination of either flat straps, or loop straps, which loop around the pad, then attach the quilt via clips..

Is a quilt or sleeping bag warmer? 1

Both Sleeping Quilts and Bags use temperature rating to measure their level of warmth, meaning that a 20° sleeping quilt should be equally warm (when used properly) against a 20° sleeping bag. In extreme cold conditions, having your body fully encapsulated by a sleeping bag may create extra layers of failsafe for keeping out moisture and drafts.

Are quilts good for side sleepers? 1

Because of their ability to be opened and moved within more freely, quilts are generally better for side sleepers. Quilts allow you to sleep more naturally while in blanket-mode, and allow you to choose how secure/tight to your body the quilt sits on colder nights.

What’s the difference between a sleeping bag and sleeping quilt?1

Sleeping bags fully encompass the user head-to-toe, while sleeping quilts only cover the most necessary parts of the body. Sleeping quilts lack the hood of a sleeping bag, as well as the insulation underneath your body in exchange for a more highly versatile sleeping experience. Sleeping quilts can be formed as blankets, or closer to full bags, depending on the temperatures and variables the night calls for, while sleeping bags will only wrap around the user fully in the 'mummy bag' fashion.