What gets refreshed, how often, and what to trust when the site and the checkout disagree.
The catalog was last updated on September 13, 2026. If a price here and a price at checkout disagree, the checkout is right: that is the register, and this is a catalog.
What we update, and how often
Prices go first. Every piece in the Sleeping Lamb spec sheet is re-priced on a schedule, and the figure on a card comes from our last update rather than a number typed in by hand. Colors and sizes move more slowly: when one sells through, it drops off the page before the design itself leaves the site.
A piece that is no longer available leaves the site on the next update, and it comes back on the update after it returns.
Where the numbers on a page come from
Every count on this site, from the 37 designs and 65 sets to the load range in a shelf header, is read out of the catalog when the page is built. Widths, heights, load limits, gussets, liters and materials come from our product data for each design. Ratings and rating counts are the pool of customer ratings on each piece, printed as they are.
Our sources on storage and safety
Advice on this site about storing textiles, pests and a child’s room draws on the public bodies below. We read each page before linking it and write our advice to match what it says. Where a source does not make a claim, neither do we: none of them says that a storage bag keeps moths away, and none puts clothing racks under the federal dresser rule.
Order of pieces
Shelves list pieces by the number of ratings they have collected, most first. Nothing is placed higher because it earns us more.
