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A plaid wool blanket collection should give buyers clear choices in size, finishing and intended use. A fringed armchair throw and a large bed blanket may share a similar color palette, but they require different product positioning, packaging and sourcing specifications.For importers, retailers, hospitality suppliers and private-label brands, the first decision is how the blanket will be used. Pattern selection follows that decision: the scale of the checks, the woven texture and the edge treatment should support the product’s purpose.This guide compares six BLUE PHOENIX designs—TAD2001, TBT1802, E09004, TH15B1206, TBH1608B and TDC2301—to help buyers shortlist products for wool blanket wholesale projects.Compare the Six Plaid Wool BlanketsReference dimensions and weights describe the existing products. Customized specifications, measurement methods and production tolerances should be agreed separately.ModelReference compositionFabric body or finished sizeApproximate piece weightEdge finishSelection directionTAD2001100% wool130 × 170 cm, plus 10 cm fringe at each short end620 gFringeCompact sofa and armchair throwTBT1802100% wool150 × 200 cm750 gFolded and sewn edges; no fringeLarger personal blanket with a tailored finishE09004100% lambswool234 × 240 cm1,310 gSewn edges; no fringeOversized bed coverageTH15B1206100% wool127 × 185 cm, plus 10 cm fringe at each short end650 gSelf-fringeRed-and-burgundy decorative throwTBH1608B100% lambswool130 × 180 cm, plus 10 cm fringe at each short end780 gFringeTextured tartan throwTDC2301100% wool145 × 200 cm, plus 10 cm fringe at each short end900 gFringeLarger grey-and-white check throwA higher piece weight does not automatically mean a denser fabric. Dimensions and construction must be considered alongside weight.TAD2001: A Compact Fringed Wool ThrowTAD2001 is a woven 100% wool blanket with a plaid design and fringed short ends. Its reference body measures 130 × 170 cm, making it a compact option within this selection.Buyers can consider it for armchairs, sofa accessories and gift programs where a manageable folded size is important. Its fringe gives the design a relaxed decorative finish.During sampling, review the opened blanket and the proposed retail fold. Check that the selected plaid remains recognizable when only part of the product is visible, and confirm how the fringe will be arranged inside the packaging.TBT1802: Tartan with Folded and Sewn EdgesTBT1802 provides a tartan wool blanket with a clean perimeter. It uses NM28/2 worsted wool yarn, twill weaving and folded, sewn edges on all four sides.The forest-green and charcoal ground is accented with muted-purple, burgundy and brown tones. Its 150 × 200 cm size offers a larger personal-blanket format than the compact throws.This model is useful when buyers prefer a defined rectangular shape without fringe. Inspect the corner sewing, edge width and pattern alignment during approval. A clean finish should be consistent around the entire blanket, including the corners.E09004: Oversized Lambswool Bed CoverageE09004 is an oversized plaid bed blanket made from 100% lambswool. Its approximately 234 × 240 cm dimensions distinguish it from the personal throws in this guide.The forest-green and charcoal palette, muted-purple areas and fine burgundy-red lines provide a large plaid field. Sewn edges keep the perimeter free of fringe.For a buyer seeking a lambswool plaid blanket for bedding, the next step is to compare these dimensions with the actual mattress and required side drop. Bed names such as king and queen differ between markets, so specify dimensions in centimetres.Its larger area also affects folding, storage and packing. Approve the blanket and packaging together.TH15B1206: Warm-Toned Plaid with Self-FringeTH15B1206 combines red, burgundy, muted-red and natural-white yarns in a woven plaid design. Its reference body measures 127 × 185 cm, with 10 cm self-fringe at each short end.The color direction gives buyers a distinct alternative to the darker green and neutral-grey products. It can be considered for seasonal retail, reading-chair styling and coordinated gift ranges.For color approval, compare physical yarn or fabric references under consistent lighting. Check both the broad blocks and the finer crossing lines: a small change in one yarn color can alter the overall balance of the plaid.TBH1608B: Lambswool Tartan with Herringbone TextureTBH1608B introduces a herringbone surface character alongside its tartan layout. The listed composition is 100% lambswool, with a 130 × 180 cm body and fringed short ends.Its approximately 780 g reference weight gives it a different profile from the smaller TAD2001. Buyers should compare the two samples directly rather than select from weight alone.Review the visibility of the herringbone structure, surface finishing and fringe consistency. This design can be considered when a collection needs woven texture in addition to a recognizable check pattern.TDC2301: A Larger Neutral Check ThrowTDC2301 offers grey-and-white checks, herringbone texture and fringed short ends. Its specification lists 100% wool, a 145 × 200 cm body and approximately 900 g per piece.The neutral palette gives buyers an alternative to red or green tartans. Its larger personal-throw format can be considered for sofas, bedrooms and coordinated interior collections.Approve the complete check repeat and the contrast between the yarn colors. Record the agreed fiber description in the sample specification, quotation and labels so that product information stays consistent throughout the order.Choose the Application Before the PatternA wool throw blanket should be selected around personal coverage, decorative placement and folded presentation. A bed blanket requires a separate assessment of mattress coverage and the intended bedding arrangement.For sofa and armchair collections, start by comparing TAD2001, TH15B1206 and TBH1608B. For a larger personal blanket, review TBT1802 and TDC2301. For oversized bedding, begin with E09004.These are starting points for sample selection. Hospitality buyers should also provide their cleaning requirements and intended frequency of use before approving a model.Lifestyle photography helps explain styling, but it should not replace the dimension check.Compare Fringe and Sewn EdgesEdge finishing changes the appearance and handling of a blanket.Fringe can support a relaxed throw presentation. It also needs an agreed length, appearance and packing method. Folded or sewn edges provide a more defined frame and require inspection of seam consistency and corner construction.For a custom wool blanket, discuss the preferred edge treatment at the start of development. Changing the edge later may affect the finished dimensions, pattern placement and production requirements.Do not assume that one finish is more durable for every application. Evaluate the approved construction against the buyer’s use and care requirements.Use Size and Weight ConsistentlyWhen comparing quotations, define the measurement basis first.Confirm whether the dimensions refer to the woven body or include fringe. State the finished-piece weight separately from fabric GSM, and agree acceptable size and weight tolerances.Finished-piece weight is useful for comparing complete items and planning packing. Fabric GSM describes mass per unit area. A calculation using total weight and body dimensions may include the mass of fringe, so it should not automatically be presented as measured fabric GSM.For this six-product comparison, the reference table uses piece weights to avoid mixing measurement conventions.Prepare a Private-Label Sourcing BriefA private label wool blanket brief should include:The selected model or original design reference.The confirmed fiber composition.Body dimensions and fringe requirements, where applicable.Target weight or measured GSM requirements.Plaid artwork, repeat scale and color references.Quantity by design and color.Brand labels, care labels and packaging.Destination market, testing requirements and requested delivery date.A clear brief allows the wool blanket manufacturer to assess the same product the buyer intends to order.For custom plaid development, approve the yarn colors and layout together. A color reference alone does not define the width, sequence or spacing of the woven bands.Sample Review and Bulk Order PlanningReview a physical sample before approving production. Check the composition information, dimensions, weight, plaid alignment, surface appearance, fringe or sewing, labels and packaging.Keep a written approval record and an agreed reference sample. If changes are requested, identify them clearly and confirm whether a revised sample is needed.BLUE PHOENIX supports OEM and ODM development for wholesale and private-label projects. Custom sample fees, development time, courier charges and courier transit estimates are quoted after the detailed requirements are received.FOB, CIF and DDP quotations can be prepared according to the destination and shipment requirements. Payment terms are 30% deposit and 70% before shipment. Bulk-production timing is confirmed with the agreed specifications and order details.ConclusionA useful plaid wool collection offers clear differences in coverage, color direction, texture and finishing.TAD2001 provides a compact fringed option. TBT1802 offers a clean sewn perimeter. E09004 supplies oversized bed coverage. TH15B1206 introduces warm-toned checks. TBH1608B combines lambswool tartan with woven texture, while TDC2301 offers a larger neutral check throw.Select the application first, compare physical samples and document the specifications. This gives each design a clear role in the collection and creates a consistent basis for wholesale production.