It started with a question about bears.
A newborn bear cub sleeps for months inside a den dug into snow — through blizzards, through polar nights — and never overheats, never freezes. Meanwhile, our babies couldn't make it to 2am in a heated nursery.
The answer wasn't fur. It was the den: snow is millions of tiny air pockets that hold warmth and release excess heat, keeping the den at a near-constant, perfect sleeping temperature. We spent two years knitting that idea into fabric.