Never drip-dry, ever again!
Created by a former park ranger and designed to keep you comfortable and confident anywhere you wander.
For all the places you 'go'
What is a Kula Cloth®?
Kula Cloth® is a reusable pee cloth for anybody that squats when they pee.
SHOP BEST SELLERS
How to use a Kula Cloth®
pigtail ports for people with long hair
Coalition Snow Rapunzel Fleece Neck Gaiter
The Rapunzel Gaiter® (patent pending) is the neck gaiter long-haired outdoor humans have been waiting for. Designed with three patent-pending hair ports, it lets you wear ponytails, braids, buns, or pigtails without stuffing all your hair down your jacket.
Unlike traditional gaiters, this one actually works with your hairstyle instead of against it. The soft fleece-lined fabric keeps your neck cozy while still allowing your hair to sit naturally, so you can stay protected from cold wind, sun exposure, dust, and winter weather.
Coalition Snow Rapunzel Fleece Neck Gaiter - 'Lost in Space'
Our Story
Alpine Beginnings
Kula Cloth® was created by a former park ranger to solve a real problem in the outdoors (or anywhere you don’t have toilet paper!).
Join The Kula Academy!
Want to learn more about backpacking? How to stay safe in cougar and bear country? Or how to watercolor? Feeling like you need some creativity and connection in your life?
We've got a school for that! Choose from our insanely creative variety of virtual classes with world class instructors. We can't wait to connect with you!
The Kula Blog
Trail Angel Spotlight: Samantha, Nevada Horse Trails — Backcountry Hygiene from the Saddle
Meet Samantha, a fulltime equestrian explorer outside Reno, Nevada, and Kula's first Trail Angel on horseback. She rides former wild mustangs named Sage and Fremont, has crossed her home state on multi-month rides, and keeps her backcountry bathroom kit in a saddle bag. Her answers, in her own words.
Everything I Carried on My Backpacking Trip as a Former Park Ranger
This past weekend, I headed out on a two-night backpacking trip with my mom, my husband Aaron, and our friend Anne, to a beautiful spot on the flanks of Mount Adams. Here's everything I brought — and why I don't think you should use a static gear list for every trip.
Meet Ianthe: Outdoor Photographer & Kula Cloth Trail Angel
Meet Ianthe — an outdoor photographer, a Kula Cloth Trail Angel, and someone who started taking solo trips because she was tired of waiting for company. She talks about growing up in the Pryor Mountains of Montana, chasing good light in Grand Teton National Park, and what she says when she hands a stranger a pee cloth on the trail.
