Customer Reviews

Grey 70% Virgin Wool Blanket 62" x 80 "

5 star:		(3)
4 star:		(2)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(2)

 

 

The look, feel and overall quality of this blanket is nice. I appreciate the large 62" x 80" as well. Unfortunately, I bought this as a camping blanket for cool/cold nights. I have learned that there is a definite difference between 70/30 wool blankets and 100% wool. This blanket is very nice to have in the house as a nice throw to take the chill off, but it will not keep you warm outside in the cold. I held it up to the light and you can see through it...the weave is not "tight" and the material is thin. I am keeping the product b/c I like the way it looks, its size and it will serve nicely for cover indoors. If you want something to keep you warm outside, get a 100% heavy, thick wool blanket.

The blankets did have a strong chemical smell and needed to washed three times with Oxiclean and plenty of fabric softener in cold water, after air drying in the sun the two blankets I bought they are great. I give the blankets four stars for the price and the size (a perfect size for a queen-size memory foam mattress, used under the fitted sheet to keep from overheating.

I bought this blanket to make a cloak for the SCA. However, the last time I camped it got down in the 40s and it came in exceptionally HANDY in keeping my wife and I warm as an auxiliary blanket. We just tossed it on top of our fleece blanket and it provided the much needed insulation.

Note, when it arrived it smelled rather bad, like it is supposed to, based on the treatment to ensure it's fire retardant properties, but after one wash it was just fine.

This product arrived labelled "55% wool" not the 70% advertised. I pointed this out to the vendor's service rep who said they had no control over how Amazon advertised their products. Not a bad blanket for the money, but not what I was expecting.

I got the blanket for a primitive skills course and decided to test it out in the woods. It works extremely well, i only had it and a fleece jacket as protection from the cold and to my surprise I slept through to the coldest part of the night in a shelter. The blanket rocks, I love the thing and I can't wait to make it into a coat.

On the cold winter nights I needed one more blanket layer for my double bed. This simple plain wood blanket was cost-effective answer. Good value.

yes the item does come kinda smelly. if you put in the washer/dryer you'll get lint everywhere. tag says dry clean only. i got two blankets. These are good for just sitting on the couch to stay warm.

I would barely call this "woven" wool cloth. It is almost like they just took wool and pressed it together to hold temporarily.

They constantly give off fibers. Use these and every week every corner of your bedroom will be full of "dust bunnies" made of bundles of fibers from this blanket that just come off.

And overall, if compared to any type of blanket that you would normally get for home use (even a cheap one from Walmart or Target) this is junk. It is rough, cut ugly, ugly looking, cheap looking blanket that I would only consider giving to homeless people (except considering that it is $26 and you could do much better for that price).

I know that this is not a home product, but a military surplus product. But that doesn't change the garbage quality of it. It is almost like a piece of artificial foam. I can rip it with my bare hands with very little effort.

Definitely don't even consider this if you got dust allergies.

It looks fine, but... When I saw the composition, I couldn't believe it.

I received 55%wool & 45% synthetic, instead 70%wool.

Maybe wrong shipment???