20% Off on Climashield Apex at Dutchwaregear.com

**Dutch** · 02-20-2018, 10:41

I have to make some room and this stuff is just too bulky. It would really help me out if you would make some quilts this Spring.

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**XJ35S** · 02-20-2018, 13:19

I see 2.5 for summer quilts but what's best for 40 degrees? Will 3.6 be good enough?

**Dutch** · 02-20-2018, 13:42

Originally Posted by XJ35S

I see 2.5 for summer quilts but what's best for 40 degrees? Will 3.6 be good enough?

That would work great for 40 degree.

**XJ35S** · 02-20-2018, 18:10

Thank you. I never knew this would compress down into a stuff sack. I was under the impression it had to be bedroll like carried. Very excited about this offer. very much appreciated.

**Gracebowen** · 02-21-2018, 01:23

May start. Harper's Ferry traditional flip flop.
Could finish in GA as late as November.

**Gracebowen** · 02-21-2018, 01:25

I like to be a little cold to sleep. I use a light blanket at home in the winter. I woke up a few nights ago cold. The thermostat in the hall said 66 so I think my room was closer to 60. I added a beach towel and by dawn I was too hot to sleep.

What if anything based on this could you suggest as a temperature rating for me.

Also my blanket will be 60 inches wide by 80 long. How many yards do I need?

**pH@willie** · 02-21-2018, 04:55

I am looking at using the 2.5 oz./ sq yd for a hybrid TQ/UQ. The layers will be a CDT - Climashield - OutdoorInk fabric. I am expecting this hybrid to minimize, if not eliminate, heat loss where the sewn through stitching is.

Dutch, I think I should combine a visit to your shop with a trip to Green Dragon. Maybe even go to Shady Maple.

**XJ35S** · 02-21-2018, 07:09

Thank you Kitsap. I had 5 yards in the cart but confused my self with the numbers. I definitely want to be able to pull it up around my head if I get cold without curling up my toes. 80" makes good sense as does the two sets for temp variety.