How to Choose the Best Picnic Blanket
Frequently Asked Questions What is the best material for a picnic blanket? Merino wool is a popular choice because it's naturally breathable, comfortable and durable. It also helps regulate temperature,...
Dorm furnishings are usually built to be thrown away. A pure merino wool blanket isn't. Warm on cold nights, breathable when the room isn't, because merino adapts to the room instead of fighting it.
Our blankets are sized for a US Twin XL. Our throws are the extra layer, over the shoulders at the desk, or across the bed when the evenings turn cooler.
Give it during move-in week, or send it as a care package when the first cold weather arrives.
The basis of a great night's sleep.
Merino isn't simply warm; it's adaptive, holding warmth when the room is cold and breathing when it runs hot, moving moisture away from the body instead of trapping it against it. Perfect for dorm rooms that run warm.
A dorm bed is 38 × 80 inches. Our King Singles are wide enough to hang properly down both sides and long enough to fold over the pillow and still tuck at the foot. Most twin blankets don't manage both.
Made from 100% Australian Merino wool.
Merino absorbs up to 30% of its own weight in moisture before it ever feels damp.
Polyester manages less than half a percent.
Dorm rooms arrive beige. A throw and a matching pillow are the fastest way to make a space feel lived-in.
Over the shoulders at the desk, across the bed on cooler evenings, into a bag for the library.
Pure merino wool woven in Tasmania, Australia.
Terrain Throw Bay of Fires
Herringbone Throw in Peach
Terrain Throw Tarkine Forest
Herringbone Throw in Moss
Terrain Throw Three Capes
Herringbone Throw in Indian Teal
Herringbone Throw in Eclipse
Herringbone Throw in Honey Gold
Why not 100%? Because recycling shortens the fiber.
Blending 20% recycled with 80% new is what keeps the yarn strong enough to last decades.
The most sustainable blanket is the one nobody replaces.
Woven from 80% new Australian wool and 20% recycled wool at our historic mill in Tasmania, Australia. A natural fiber that breathes, lasts decades, and doesn't shed plastic. All the properties of wool. A fifth of it already had a life before this one.
Highland Blanket in Lichen
Highland Blanket in Moss
Breezy Throw In Moss
Breezy Throw In Bloom
Breezy Throw In Lake
Horizon Throw in Lake
Horizon Throw in Granite
Horizon Throw in Gold
Frequently Asked Questions What is the best material for a picnic blanket? Merino wool is a popular choice because it's naturally breathable, comfortable and durable. It also helps regulate temperature,...
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