Wholesale Fire & Stone Deluxe Wool Blanket

Forged in contrast and grounded in strength, the Fire & Stone Tartan draws its spirit from the enduring elements that shape both land and legacy. Together, these elements tell a story of endurance and warmth—of fire that sustains and stone that endures. The Fire & Stone Tartan is a tribute to heritage shaped by both hardship and heart, woven for those who carry strength with quiet pride. 69" x 62" cozy wool blanket for 2 80% wool - Wool is a time-tested natural fabric that will keep you warm, even when wet. The remainder of the blanket is composed of 20% hypoallergenic synthetic fibers for durability and washability. Wool is a naturally fire-retardant material. The blanket itself is not treated with any additional flame-retardant chemicals, making it safe for you and your family. Unlike synthetics which are industrially produced from non-renewable fossil energy, Merino wool is a natural fibre grown year-round by Merino sheep, consuming a simple blend of natural ingredients including sunshine, water, fresh air and grass. Every year these sheep produce a new fleece, making wool a completely renewable fibre. Arguably the oldest-known animal fibre, wool is composed of a natural protein called keratin – the same protein found in human hair – with a small amount of calcium, sodium and fat. The surface of each fibre is covered in scales, which are important in making felts and traditional woollen cloths. Caring for your Merino wool blanket and products: Since wool is naturally repellent to dirt, most wool blankets do not need regular washing. Instead, wool blankets can be shaken and brushed. Step 1: Shake It Take your blanket outside and shake it hard a few times. Step 2: Get Out the Dirt Then bring it back inside and hang it up in an area where there is airflow to let more dirt fall out. Step 3: Brush It After a few hours, lay the blanket flat on the ground and brush it with a soft-bristle fabric brush. Make sure to brush down the length of the blanket so the bristles are all laying in the same direction. Brushing in multiple directions will damage the fibres. The General Rule for all pure wool blankets is to always wash in cold water and gently wring or roll. A hand wash or delicate wash cycle and low-action washer spin on modern appliances can produce a good result.