G'day Steve,

We don't, I'm sorry.  You may have some luck trying Oztent directly:
https://www.oztent.com.au/pages/contact

G'day Susan,

Not really, no.  The internal swag itself would fit on the Swagger, XL 100, or RS-1 stretchers, but you wouldnt realistically be able to use the fly.  This doesnt attach to the inner swag itself, and is pegged out on a much larger footprint.
If you were fair weather camping only and happy to use the mesh inner, then yes.  Otherwise not suitable to combine with a stretcher.

G'day Chris,

Swags generally don't have thermal qualities.  Canvas swags are generally a thicker material, but primarily its the fact that they are a small space with the flooring entirely covered in an insulative mattress that makes them a slightly warmer experience than a standard tent.
Whilst the inner body of this swag/tent is mostly mesh, the outer fly shell is the same material Oztent use in the RV tent range, which means you are essentially fully covered in canvas.
The internal mesh allows proper ventilation which is a massive bonus when trying to manage condensation, whilst the out canvas fly still gives you the same protection you would expect from a single skin swag.
For high country trips in winter I'd probably recommend looking at a thicker self-inflating mattress if you don't have one already, as they provide superior insulation from the ground.  But otherwise, as long as your bedding is adequate you shouldn't have any issues.

G'day Jess,

These are a brand new release, pre-order swag, which we are yet to have in stock & have not seen yet.
Based on the information we have available, this swag could be used with the RS 1 stretcher from Oztent, but you wont be able to effectively use the fly and vestibule unless it's used on the ground.