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The Breeze No. 1: It's Potato Harvest in Rupert

Posted by Desert Breeze Distributing on Sep 25th 2026

Freshly dug potatoes on dark soil at golden hour, with a harvester loading a truck beside a row of tall poplars

The Harvest Issue · No. 1 · September 2026

Harvest is in full swing in the fields all around our warehouse. Idaho grows about a third of America’s potatoes. That’s roughly three tons for every person who lives here, and fall is when they all come out of the ground.

We’re spoiled. Fresh potatoes straight from the field carry us through the winter and into spring.

Around here, fall runs on a simple routine: the potatoes go into storage, and the woolens come out. One gentle wash with a little lanolin-rich Outback Gold, and they’re soft, fresh and ready for the first cold morning.

Warmly,
Your friends at Desert Breeze

In this issue

Outback Gold Wool Wash

Outback Gold Wool Wash

The first wash of the season.

Wool & Linen Spray

Wool & Linen Spray

A quick freshen-up, straight from the closet.

Double Pelt Sheepskin Rug

Double Pelt Sheepskin Rug

For bare feet on cold mornings.

Get Outback Gold

P.S. Potatoes and wool agree on one thing: keep them out of plastic. Both need to breathe.


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