Waxed Canvas Camp Pillow & Gear Sleeve
One of our favorite pieces of gear is the kind that earns its place by doing more than one job.
This simple camp sleeve is sturdy waxed canvas on one side and soft Robert Kaufman plaid flannel on the other, so you can use it all day around camp and then turn it into a comfortable pillow at night.
Stuff it with a jacket, extra clothes, or whatever soft gear you already packed and you have a pillow without carrying one more bulky thing.
Built for Camp
During the day, lay the waxed canvas side down and use it as a small sit pad or clean place for gear.
At night, fill it with clothing and use the soft flannel side as your pillow.
It also works well as a simple storage sleeve for keeping clothing or loose gear together inside your pack.
Dimensions
- Approximately 16" long
- 13.5" deep
- Weight: approximately 4.8 oz
Features
- 10.1 oz slate waxed canvas on one side
- Soft Robert Kaufman plaid flannel on the other
- Heavy duty outdoor thread
- Open sleeve design for stuffing with clothing or soft gear
- Lightweight enough to tuck into a camping or hiking kit
- Handmade in our Washington State workshop
One Piece of Gear, Several Jobs
We are always looking for ways to make gear work a little harder.
This one can be a dry place to sit, a clean surface for small gear, a clothing organizer, and then a soft pillow when it's time to crawl into your sleeping bag.
No extra stuffing. No dedicated camp pillow taking up space.
Just use what you already brought.
Built to Age Beautifully
The slate side is made from 10.1 oz waxed canvas, one of our favorite materials because it gets better with use.
The canvas will crease, scratch and develop a patina over time. Those marks are part of the character of waxed canvas and make each piece look more like your own the longer you carry it.
Care
To clean the waxed canvas:
- Wipe with a damp cloth or rinse with a hose
- Do not use soap
- Do not machine wash
- Do not dry clean
Handmade by PNWBUSHCRAFT
Each one is designed, cut and sewn in our Washington State workshop with the goal of making gear you'll keep using for years.
Built to last, not landfill.