Cashmere Blankets Wholesale: Six Designs for Luxury Brands

Choosing a cashmere blanket wholesale collection starts with deciding what each design should contribute to the range. A textured sofa throw, a compact knitted blanket and a substantial reversible jacquard can serve different customers, even when all three use the same fiber composition.

For luxury home brands, importers, retailers and gift suppliers, a useful collection needs clear differences in appearance, construction, dimensions and weight. Those differences help buyers select products for a particular sales channel and explain their value to the end customer.

This guide compares six BLUE PHOENIX designs: E1116, E130403, TH15A0901, E130402, TH2207 and TDC2602. Each is identified as a 100% cashmere blanket, but each offers a distinct starting point for wholesale and private-label development.

The specifications below describe the reference products. Customized orders require separate confirmation of dimensions, weight, finishing and tolerances.

Suggested roles are collection-planning options. Final suitability depends on the approved sample, intended use and care requirements.

E1116 uses a woven waffle surface to give the blanket visible depth. Its natural cashmere tone allows the structure to remain the main decorative feature.

This cashmere throw blanket provides a textured option for brands whose existing collection is dominated by smooth or flat surfaces. It can be considered for sofa styling, reading areas and coordinated home-accessory programs.

During sample review, examine whether the waffle texture appears consistent across the blanket. Check the fringe, surface finishing and folded presentation as well as the unfolded appearance. A textured design should retain its identity in both product photography and retail display.

E130403 is a natural undyed cashmere blanket with a checkerboard design formed from two natural fiber colors. Whip-stitch finishing adds a visible edge detail.

Its collection role is different from a plain neutral throw: the natural color contrast creates the pattern. For buyers developing a material-led range, it offers a way to introduce checks while retaining a restrained palette.

Approve a physical color reference before placing an order. Agree how shade differences will be assessed, and ensure that the checkerboard scale and edge stitching are included in the sample approval record.

An undyed description should refer to the confirmed production process. It should not automatically be expanded into environmental or certification claims.

TH15A0901 introduces a knitted cashmere blanket into the assortment. Its camel check design and 12-gauge construction distinguish it from the woven options.

A buyer could use this model to develop a lounge-focused range alongside more structured woven throws. Its compact reference dimensions also make it relevant to armchair styling and gift collections.

Evaluate the sample laid flat and naturally draped over a chair. Record dimensions without pulling the fabric under tension. Inspect the knitted structure, edge shape and pattern consistency, and agree a measurement method for production checks.

E130402 is a woven cashmere blanket using NM24/2 yarn. White and melange-grey tones create a rectangular framed-check pattern, finished with short eyelash fringe.

For a collection needing a lighter patterned option, this design provides an alternative to both plain throws and heavier jacquards. Its neutral palette can be considered for contemporary retail and interior projects.

Review pattern alignment, color balance and fringe uniformity on the sample. Confirm whether the commercial dimensions refer to the fabric body or include the fringe, and use the same definition in the quotation, packaging information and inspection specification.

TH2207 combines NM26/2 cashmere yarn, light melange-grey coloring and eyelash fringe in a lightweight woven design.

Its approximately 400 g reference weight makes it a candidate for buyers prioritizing a compact folded presentation. Possible programs include travel accessories, lounge throws and premium gifts, subject to sample evaluation.

Review the blanket together with the proposed packaging. A box designed for a heavier product may leave too much empty space, while an undersized box can compress the folded blanket. Confirm the folding method and package dimensions before approving packaging artwork.

TDC2602 is a reversible jacquard cashmere blanket with a geometric design. Its approximately 860 g reference weight gives it a substantially different profile from the lighter products in this selection.

For a brand planning one visually prominent piece, this model offers a starting point for a design-led position. Both faces should be considered when planning photography, display and product descriptions.

Inspect the complete pattern repeat, both sides, edge finishing and drape. For custom development, approve artwork scale and color placement before moving to the final sample.

A range does not need all six designs to be commercially useful. Start with the role of each product and avoid adding models whose differences would be difficult to explain.

A small opening assortment could combine:

• A lightweight option: TH2207 or E130402, selected according to the preferred pattern and packaging format.

• A texture-focused option: E1116 for woven waffle texture, or TH15A0901 for a knitted direction.

• A decorative feature: E130403 for natural-color checks, or TDC2602 for reversible geometric jacquard.

These are possible combinations, rather than fixed packages. Buyers should compare samples against their target retail positioning, existing products and planned order quantities.

A luxury cashmere blanket should have a clear place in the assortment. Explain that place through specific details—construction, pattern, size and finish—rather than repeating general luxury language.

Piece weight and fabric GSM answer different questions. Piece weight describes the finished item, while GSM describes fabric mass per unit area.

For a reliable comparison, confirm:

• Whether dimensions include fringe.

• Whether the quoted weight includes labels or other trims.

• How fabric GSM is measured.

• Which size and weight tolerances apply.

• Whether measurements are taken after finishing and conditioning.

Dividing a finished blanket’s weight by its overall dimensions can provide a rough ratio, but it does not automatically establish measured fabric GSM. This matters particularly when fringe is included in the stated length.

Use consistent measurement definitions when comparing quotations from different suppliers.

A private label cashmere blanket brief should describe the intended product and the commercial requirements together.

Provide the selected model or design reference, destination market, order quantity by design and color, required dimensions, preferred finish, label artwork and packaging requirements. Include any testing requested by the buyer and the intended delivery date.

For custom jacquard, also provide artwork, repeat dimensions and color references. For an undyed range, discuss the available natural fiber colors before requesting a specific shade.

A clear brief helps the cashmere blanket manufacturer assess feasibility and quote the same product the buyer expects to receive.

Sample approval should create a usable reference for production, rather than simply confirm that the blanket feels soft.

Record the approved composition, construction, dimensions, weight, color, pattern and edge finish. Review care-label wording and packaging with the same attention as the blanket itself.

For hospitality projects, discuss the intended cleaning process before selecting a product. For retail and gifting, check how the folded blanket, label and packaging will be presented to the customer.

Custom sample fees, development time, courier charges and courier transit estimates are quoted after the detailed requirements are received. Bulk-production timing should be confirmed after the specifications and order details are agreed.

BLUE PHOENIX supports OEM and ODM projects. Quotations can be prepared on FOB, CIF or DDP terms according to the destination and shipment requirements. Payment terms are 30% deposit and 70% before shipment.

These six designs provide different ways to build a cashmere collection: woven texture, natural-color checks, knitting, lightweight patterned weaving, portable simplicity and reversible jacquard.

The most useful selection is the one that gives each product a clear role. Compare physical samples, use consistent measurement definitions and document the approved specifications so that the collection remains coherent from sourcing through retail presentation.