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1. Product DescriptionBLUE PHOENIX TBH2001 is a heavyweight wool blend military blanket for buyers sourcing bedding for military accommodation, institutional facilities, emergency preparedness and humanitarian supply projects. It combines 70% wool and 30% polyester, with a standard size of 140 × 205 cm, approximately 600 GSM and a reference piece weight of 1722 g.The blanket features a blue body with three black stripes and an overlock edge finish. Its substantial woven construction gives procurement teams a clearly defined product to evaluate through sampling, specification review and purchasing approval.As a military blanket supplier providing OEM and ODM services since 2008, BLUE PHOENIX supports importers, wholesalers, distributors, government contractors and institutional textile buyers. The standard minimum order quantity is 1,000 pieces. Custom specifications, labels and packaging can be discussed according to each project.2. Product Features70% Wool / 30% Polyester CompositionTBH2001 uses a specified wool-polyester blend for buyers seeking a 70% wool blanket. The composition provides a clear reference for quotation, sample approval, labeling and bulk production. Projects requiring a different material blend can be reviewed separately.Approximately 600 GSMThe approximately 600 GSM specification places TBH2001 within the heavyweight blanket category. Buyers can assess its thickness, surface feel and handling through a physical sample before selecting it for their accommodation or distribution program.140 × 205 cm Standard SizeThe standard dimensions provide a practical starting point for bedding procurement. Buyers should compare the finished size with their intended beds, user coverage and purchasing specifications.Blue Body with Black StripesThe blue background and three black stripes create a recognizable design for coordinated blanket supply. The approved physical sample should be used as the color reference because screen displays and photography can affect appearance.Overlock Edge FinishOverlock stitching finishes the blanket perimeter. Edge appearance, stitch quality and corner construction can be checked during sample evaluation and finished-product inspection.Bulk Supply and Private LabelTBH2001 is available for wholesale military blanket orders starting from 1,000 pieces. OEM and private-label development can include custom dimensions, colors, labels and packaging, subject to production review and sample confirmation.3. Product SpecificationsSpecificationDetailsBrandBLUE PHOENIXProduct ModelTBH2001Product TypeHeavyweight Wool Blend Military BlanketComposition70% Wool / 30% PolyesterStandard Size140 × 205 cmReference Fabric WeightApproximately 600 GSMReference Piece WeightApproximately 1722 gColorBlue with Black StripesDesignThree Black Stripes on a Blue BodyConstructionWoven BlanketEdge FinishOverlockMOQ1,000 PCSStandard PackagingOne Piece per Polybag, Packed in Export CartonsPayment TermsT/T: 30% Deposit, 70% Balance Before ShipmentIndicative Production Lead TimeApproximately 50 Days from Receipt of the Deposit; Final Schedule Confirmed per OrderQuotation OptionsFOB, CIF and DDPDevelopment ServicesOEM, ODM and Private LabelAt 140 × 205 cm, the blanket area is 2.87 m². Multiplying this area by 600 GSM gives a reference weight of 1722 g. Final dimensions, finished piece weight and production tolerances should be agreed in the order specification.4. Material & CraftsmanshipThe 70% wool / 30% polyester composition is central to TBH2001’s product specification. It offers a wool-rich blended construction for buyers comparing pure-wool blankets, wool blends and synthetic alternatives.The approximately 600 GSM weight gives the blanket a substantial body. During sample evaluation, buyers can review the surface texture, thickness, drape and feel alongside the stated composition and dimensions.The three black stripes form part of the blanket design, while the overlock perimeter provides the edge finish. Bulk production should follow the approved sample for stripe arrangement, body color, dimensions, stitching and overall presentation.For repeat orders, keeping an approved sample and written specification helps establish a consistent reference. Any required laboratory testing should be identified before order confirmation so that the test scope, cost and schedule can be reviewed.5. Design DetailsTBH2001 features a blue blanket body with three black stripes. Its simple striped appearance suits buyers seeking a recognizable army wool blanket design without decorative jacquard motifs or fringe.The existing product photographs show the blanket folded, opened and draped, helping buyers review its appearance from different angles. Close-up photographs also show the surface and edge construction.For custom development, the relationship between the blue body, black stripes and edge stitching should be confirmed through sampling. Buyers can discuss different colors or dimensions while retaining the standard model as the development reference.6. ApplicationsMilitary and Army AccommodationTBH2001 can be evaluated for barracks, training facilities and other military accommodation programs requiring a wool blend military blanket. Selection should follow the buyer’s specified composition, dimensions, weight, care requirements and inspection criteria.Institutional BeddingInstitutional distributors can consider TBH2001 for dormitories, correctional facilities and organized accommodation. The standard size, heavyweight construction and overlock finish provide concrete details for comparing it with other institutional blankets.Emergency PreparednessFor emergency inventory and temporary accommodation projects, TBH2001 offers a heavyweight wool-blend option. Buyers should assess the sample alongside storage space, carton capacity, freight requirements and intended climate.Humanitarian and Relief SupplyProcurement teams sourcing a relief wool blanket can review TBH2001 against their distribution requirements and purchasing specifications. Blanket weight, packing volume and destination costs should be considered together when planning bulk supply.Healthcare AccommodationHealthcare buyers can evaluate the blanket for accommodation uses where a wool-polyester construction is permitted. Any required hygiene, laundering or fire-performance criteria must be reviewed for the specific project before purchase.Wholesale and Private LabelImporters and distributors can use TBH2001 as a reference product for bulk blanket supply and private-label development. Custom labels and packaging can be prepared according to the approved order requirements.7. Why Choose BLUE PHOENIXBLUE PHOENIX, operated by Shanghai Rainbow Enterprise Development Co., Ltd., has provided OEM and ODM textile solutions since 2008.For TBH2001 procurement projects, our support includes:Reviewing material, dimensions, weight and finishing requirements.Coordinating samples before bulk production.Developing custom colors, sizes, labels and packaging.Preparing quotations based on quantity and destination.Establishing approved specifications for production review.Coordinating export packing and shipment arrangements.This approach helps buyers compare a heavyweight wool blanket against their actual sourcing requirements and define the product before placing a bulk order.8. OEM & ODM Customization and Order TermsCustom Product DevelopmentBLUE PHOENIX supports OEM military blanket development based on TBH2001. Customization topics include dimensions, color, stripe arrangement, target weight, edge finishing, brand labels, care labels and packaging.Changes to the standard product may affect pricing, minimum quantities and production time. The final specification will be confirmed after reviewing the buyer’s requirements and approving the sample.SamplingSamples are available for product evaluation. After receiving your detailed requirements, we will quote the sample fee, sample lead time, courier cost and estimated delivery time.A sample allows buyers to review the blanket’s appearance, surface feel, dimensions, weight and finishing before confirming bulk production.PackagingStandard packaging is one blanket per polybag, packed in export cartons. Custom labels, packing instructions and carton markings can be discussed according to the order.If your project requires a specific packing method, please provide the details before quotation so that packing feasibility, carton dimensions and shipment volume can be reviewed.Minimum Order QuantityThe standard MOQ for TBH2001 is 1,000 pieces. Requirements involving multiple colors or customized specifications should be reviewed before order confirmation.Payment TermsOur standard payment terms are T/T: 30% deposit and 70% balance before shipment.Production Lead TimeThe indicative production lead time is approximately 50 days from receipt of the deposit. The final schedule will be confirmed according to quantity, customization requirements and sample approval.FOB, CIF and DDP QuotationsBLUE PHOENIX can provide FOB, CIF and DDP quotations. Please send the order quantity, required specification and destination port or delivery address so that we can prepare an appropriate offer.Care RequirementsCare instructions should follow the approved product care label. Buyers requiring machine washing, tumble drying or institutional laundering should provide the intended process for review and testing before order confirmation.Testing RequirementsIf your procurement project requires specific test reports or certification documents, please provide the exact standards and scope for review. Documentation availability, testing costs and scheduling will be confirmed separately.9. ConclusionTBH2001 combines 70% wool and 30% polyester, 140 × 205 cm dimensions, approximately 600 GSM, a reference weight of 1722 g, a blue body with three black stripes and overlock finishing.With a standard MOQ of 1,000 pieces, it provides a defined heavyweight blanket option for military accommodation, institutional bedding, emergency preparedness and wholesale development. Sample approval and a written specification establish the reference for material, dimensions, weight, design, finishing and packaging before bulk production.

Durable Wool Blend Blanket for Institutional Bedding, Healthcare, Correctional Facilities and Large-Scale ProcurementBLUE PHOENIX TBH1614 is a heavyweight wool blend institutional blanket developed for professional buyers requiring durable bedding solutions for institutional, humanitarian and commercial applications.Made with a practical blend of 47% wool and 53% acrylic, TBH1614 combines the natural warmth and comfort of wool with the durability, stability and cost efficiency required for large-scale blanket supply programs.With an approximate weight of 2058 grams per blanket and a density of approximately 700 GSM, TBH1614 provides substantial warmth and reliable performance for cold-weather accommodation, institutional bedding and demanding environments.Unlike lightweight household blankets, TBH1614 is designed as a professional supply solution for organizations requiring:Heavy-duty blanket performanceStable bulk productionLong-term institutional useConsistent quality controlCustomized procurement supportSince 2008, BLUE PHOENIX has specialized in blanket manufacturing for global B2B customers, providing OEM, ODM and private label blanket solutions for distributors, institutions, government projects and international buyers.Heavyweight Wool Blend Construction for Professional ApplicationsMaterial selection is critical for institutional blanket procurement.TBH1614 uses a carefully developed 47% wool and 53% acrylic blend, creating a balance between natural warmth, structural stability and commercial practicality.47% Wool PerformanceThe wool component provides:Natural warmthComfortable hand feelThermal insulation performanceSuitable cold-weather applications53% Acrylic DurabilityThe acrylic component improves:Product stabilityWear resistanceEasy maintenanceCost efficiency for bulk procurementThis balanced construction makes TBH1614 suitable for organizations requiring reliable blanket solutions without the cost level of 100% wool products.Designed for Institutional Blanket ApplicationsTBH1614 is developed for professional buyers across multiple sectors.Institutional Bedding SupplySuitable for:Large organizationsFacility management projectsAccommodation programsLong-term bedding supplyHealthcare FacilitiesSuitable for:HospitalsHealthcare centersRecovery facilitiesInstitutional medical bedding projectsCorrectional FacilitiesThe durable construction and practical appearance make TBH1614 suitable for:Correctional institutionsDetention facilitiesControlled accommodation environmentsHumanitarian and Emergency ProgramsSuitable for:Refugee accommodationTemporary sheltersCold-weather relief programsHumanitarian supply projectsHeavyweight Design with Practical PerformanceApprox. 700 GSM Heavyweight StructureTBH1614 provides substantial thickness and warmth, making it suitable for colder environments and institutional accommodation.Soft Brushed SurfaceThe brushed finish improves:Surface softnessUser comfortPerceived warmthDark Brown Melange ColorThe neutral dark brown melange appearance provides:Practical daily useReduced visibility of marksSuitable institutional environmentsReinforced Overlock EdgesThe color-matched overlock stitching provides:Improved edge durabilityClean finishingBetter performance during repeated handlingReliable Solution for Bulk ProcurementInstitutional buyers require suppliers who can provide stable quality and predictable production.TBH1614 supports:Bulk blanket ordersInstitutional purchasing programsGovernment supply projectsDistributor requirementsCustomized specificationsBLUE PHOENIX works with buyers to develop suitable blanket solutions according to:Quantity requirementsMaterial specificationsSize requirementsPackaging needsDelivery schedulesProduct FeaturesWool Blend Thermal Performance47% wool and 53% acrylic construction provides warmth and durability for professional applications.Heavy Duty Institutional DesignDesigned for environments requiring stronger and more durable blanket performance.Bulk Supply CapabilitySuitable for large-volume procurement programs and long-term supply partnerships.Custom Manufacturing SupportAvailable customization includes:SizeWeightColorLabelsPackagingProfessional Quality ControlManufactured with inspection procedures to maintain consistent quality.Technical SpecificationsProduct Code: TBH1614Product Type: Heavyweight Wool Blend Institutional BlanketMaterial: 47% Wool / 53% AcrylicStandard Size: 140 × 210 cmApproximate Weight: 2058 g per blanketCalculated Density: Approx. 700 GSMColor: Dark Brown MelangeSurface Finish: Soft Brushed FinishEdge Finish: Reinforced Overlock StitchingConstruction: WovenProduction Type: OEM / ODM / Private LabelApplication: Institutional Bedding, Healthcare, Correctional Facilities, Humanitarian Programs, Government SupplyOEM & ODM Customization SolutionsBLUE PHOENIX provides professional customization services for institutional blanket projects.Custom DimensionsDevelop blanket sizes according to project requirements.Custom Material DevelopmentAdjust fiber composition according to application needs.Custom Color OptionsProvide colors based on customer requirements.Custom Label & PackagingSupport private label projects including:Brand labelsPackaging solutionsShipping marksProject identificationQuality Control for Institutional Blanket SupplyBLUE PHOENIX follows professional production management procedures.Material InspectionCheck wool and acrylic fiber quality before production.Production MonitoringControl weaving, brushing and finishing processes.Finished Product InspectionInspect:SizeWeightSurface qualityEdge finishingOverall workmanshipPacking InspectionEnsure products meet international shipment requirements.Why Choose BLUE PHOENIX TBH1614?Experienced Blanket Manufacturer Since 2008Professional experience producing wool blend and institutional blankets for international buyers.Stable Bulk Supply CapabilitySupport institutional, government and commercial procurement programs.Flexible OEM / ODM DevelopmentProvide customized solutions for different project requirements.Professional B2B Export ExperienceWork with distributors, organizations and global procurement partners.Product Advantages for BuyersHeavyweight WarmthSuitable for cold-weather institutional applications.Durable Wool Blend ConstructionBalances comfort, performance and cost efficiency.Institutional Procurement ReadyDesigned for bulk projects and long-term supply.Custom Development AvailableSupports OEM, ODM and private label requirements.ConclusionTBH1614 is a heavyweight wool blend institutional blanket designed for buyers seeking durable, practical and scalable blanket solutions.With its 47% wool and 53% acrylic construction, approximately 700 GSM density and reinforced overlock finishing, TBH1614 provides reliable performance for healthcare facilities, correctional institutions, humanitarian programs and large-scale procurement projects.BLUE PHOENIX provides professional manufacturing capability, customization support and stable supply solutions for global institutional blanket buyers.

Thicker blankets are often warmer when their material and construction are similar, but a thicker appearance does not automatically mean better insulation. Warmth also depends on the air held within the fabric, its structure, how it covers the body and the conditions in which it is used.A fluffy blanket may look substantial while feeling relatively light. A dense woven blanket may weigh more without appearing equally bulky. These differences explain why thickness, weight and warmth should be evaluated separately.For home textile brands, hotel buyers and wholesale suppliers, understanding this relationship helps turn a general request for a “thick warm blanket” into a useful product specification.How Does a Blanket Keep You Warm?An ordinary blanket does not generate heat. It helps reduce the rate at which body heat escapes to the surrounding environment.Air held within and between textile layers contributes to insulation. The amount and stability of this air depend on the fibers, yarns, fabric structure and surface finishing.Wool’s natural crimp helps create pockets of still air. This is one reason a wool blanket can provide useful insulation without needing an exaggerated, bulky appearance.However, fiber composition alone does not establish the warmth of a finished blanket. The complete construction still matters.When Does Greater Thickness Help?Within a comparable product range, additional thickness can improve insulation when it increases the effective insulating layer and retains more still air.For example, two blankets made from similar yarns with similar construction may differ mainly in their finished thickness. The thicker version may offer greater thermal resistance, provided its structure remains suitable.This comparison becomes less reliable when the materials or constructions change. A thick open-knit blanket, a compact woven blanket and a brushed fleece hold and exchange air differently.The practical question is therefore not simply “Which blanket is thicker?” It is “Which complete blanket construction performs better for the intended use?”Thickness, Loft and GSM Describe Different ThingsBlanket thickness describes the distance between the fabric’s surfaces under specified measuring conditions.Loft describes the bulk or fullness of the textile structure, including the space associated with its fibers and yarns.GSM, or grams per square metre, describes mass per unit area. It is a weight measurement, not a thermal rating.These three properties can be related, but they are not interchangeable. A fabric can have high GSM and a compact structure, or lower GSM and a more voluminous surface.For buyers, this means a specification should identify the property actually required. “Heavy,” “thick,” “fluffy” and “warm” should not be used as if they describe the same characteristic.Does Higher GSM Mean a Warmer Blanket?A higher-GSM blanket contains more mass per unit area. Within a similar material and construction, that additional material may contribute to greater insulation.Across different constructions, however, GSM does not provide a reliable warmth ranking. Fiber type, fabric openness, loft and finishing can change how a blanket performs.Consider two hypothetical blankets measuring 150 × 200 cm. Their body area is 3 square metres. A 900 g blanket has an approximate whole-piece mass per area of 300 g/m², while a 1500 g blanket has approximately 500 g/m².The second blanket is heavier per unit area. These figures do not prove how much warmer it is.For precise fabric GSM, distinguish the fabric body from fringe, binding, labels and other components included in finished piece weight.Why a Dense Blanket and a Fluffy Blanket Feel DifferentA dense woven blanket may have a compact surface, substantial drape and relatively low apparent bulk. A brushed or loftier blanket may feel fuller while weighing less.A fluffy appearance can suggest an air-holding structure, but it does not establish measured insulation. Likewise, substantial weight can create a reassuring feel without proving superior thermal performance.Surface softness also affects the first impression. A soft, warm-feeling touch is different from sustained insulation during use.When comparing samples, examine weight, drape, thickness and surface structure separately. This makes it easier to distinguish tactile preference from thermal performance.Does Fabric Construction Change Blanket Warmth?Yes. Woven blankets, knitted blankets and pile fabrics have different structures.A closely constructed woven blanket may limit air movement differently from an open-knit design. Brushing can change the surface and apparent loft, while yarn arrangement influences the spaces within the fabric.A decorative pattern does not establish warmth on its own. Jacquard, checks, stripes and plain designs should be evaluated according to their actual construction and specification.For private-label development, ask whether a proposed change affects only appearance or also changes weight, structure and performance. A design adjustment can alter more than the visual result.Can Compression Reduce the Benefit of Thickness?A lofted textile relies partly on the space within its structure. Compression can reduce that space and change the thickness of the insulating layer.This is why a blanket should not be evaluated only while folded tightly, vacuum packed or pressed firmly between the fingers.Allow samples to recover from packaging before comparison. Use the same preparation and measuring conditions for each sample.If thickness is a purchasing requirement, agree on how it will be measured. Different measurement pressure or sample preparation can produce different results.Are Two Thin Blankets Warmer Than One Thick Blanket?Two layers can provide useful insulation because the combined arrangement may hold additional air between them. Layering also allows the user to add or remove a blanket as conditions change.However, two thin blankets are not automatically warmer than every single thick blanket. The outcome depends on both fabrics, their coverage, how the layers sit together and whether air can move through gaps.For hotels and home collections, layering can offer flexibility. A lighter blanket combined with another bedding layer may suit a wider range of room conditions than one fixed heavyweight option.Compare the bedding arrangement actually intended for use, rather than judging isolated products alone.Size and Drape Also Affect Practical WarmthEven a substantial blanket can feel inadequate if it is too small or leaves gaps around the body.A bed blanket should be selected with the intended mattress dimensions, sleeping arrangement and desired coverage in mind. A decorative bed-end throw may cover only part of the bed and serve a different purpose.Drape affects how the blanket settles around the user. A blanket that follows the body comfortably can help reduce gaps, while a stiff or poorly positioned blanket may allow more air movement.This is why dimensions and handling deserve attention alongside material and GSM.How Should Buyers Compare Warm Blanket Samples?Begin by matching the intended application. A living-room throw, hotel bedding layer and institutional blanket have different priorities.Compare samples under consistent conditions. Note their composition, dimensions, piece weight, construction, surface finish, drape and care requirements.If measurable warmth is a purchasing requirement, ask for an appropriate thermal-resistance evaluation and agree on the test method and conditions. Results should apply to the relevant finished construction.A specification such as “approximately 500 GSM” is useful for weight control. It should not be converted into a temperature rating without supporting evidence.What Should a B2B Blanket Specification Include?For wholesale blankets or custom blanket manufacturing, provide the required composition, dimensions, target weight or GSM, construction, colors, edge finish and quantity.Describe the intended use and the desired feel: compact and substantial, lightweight and drapable, or fuller with a brushed surface.If warmth is a central requirement, identify how performance will be evaluated. Care requirements, packaging and the approved reference sample should also be agreed before bulk production.This gives the supplier a clearer basis for sampling than a request for the “thickest possible blanket.”Choosing Warmth Beyond ThicknessThickness is a useful feature, but it is only one part of blanket insulation. Material, loft, structure, coverage and layering all influence the result.For consumers, the best comparison considers the complete bedding arrangement and personal comfort. For professional buyers, it starts with a clear specification and representative sample evaluation.Choose a blanket according to the performance and feel required for its intended use, rather than relying on thickness or weight alone.

A Practical Heavyweight Blanket for Institutional BuyersFor governments, defense contractors, distributors and humanitarian organizations, selecting a military blanket involves more than choosing a dark color or a heavy fabric. Material composition, finished weight, dimensions, edge construction, packing method and production consistency all affect the blanket’s suitability for institutional use.TBH1614 is a heavyweight woven wool blend blanket developed for military accommodation, correctional facilities, hospitals, emergency shelters and other organized bedding programs. Its substantial construction makes it particularly relevant to buyers sourcing a reusable thermal blanket for cold-weather accommodation and bulk institutional distribution.The product combines a 100% cotton warp with a blended weft containing 47% wool and 53% acrylic. This construction balances the natural warmth associated with wool and the practical durability required for repeated institutional handling.TBH1614 Technical SpecificationThe main specification of TBH1614 is:Product model: TBH1614Construction: woven blanketWarp: 100% cottonWeft: 47% wool and 53% acrylicStandard size: 140 × 210 cmApproximate piece weight: 2058 gCalculated fabric weight: approximately 700 GSMStandard color: dark brown melangeSurface: softly brushedEdge finish: color-matched reinforced overlock stitchingSupply model: wholesale, OEM and project-based productionAt approximately 700 GSM, TBH1614 has a noticeably heavier profile than lightweight travel throws or temporary-use blankets. Buyers searching for a heavyweight blanket should evaluate both GSM and total piece weight because GSM alone does not explain the finished size or the actual amount of material supplied in each unit.Why Use a Cotton Warp and Wool-Acrylic Weft?The cotton warp forms the lengthwise foundation of the woven structure. Cotton provides a stable base and helps create a practical textile suitable for repeated folding, stacking, transport and distribution.The 47% wool and 53% acrylic weft contributes warmth, volume and a softly brushed surface. Wool provides natural thermal performance, while acrylic helps improve cost control, consistency and durability for large-volume programs.TBH1614 must therefore be identified as a wool acrylic blanket or wool blend blanket, not as a 100% wool product. Clear fiber disclosure is especially important in government tenders and institutional purchasing documents.Heavyweight Construction for Cold-Weather AccommodationA heavy blanket can provide a reassuring level of coverage in barracks, dormitories, prisons, temporary housing and emergency shelters. The approximately 2058 g piece weight gives TBH1614 a substantial hand and stable drape.For buyers comparing army blanket options, the following questions are useful:Is the finished piece weight measured consistently?Does the supplier provide an acceptable weight tolerance?Are the size and weight recorded after finishing?Is the surface evenly brushed?Are the edges securely stitched?Is the fiber composition accurately declared?Can packaging be adapted to the procurement project?These checks are more useful than relying on general claims such as “extra warm” or “heavy duty.”Dark Brown Melange for Institutional ProgramsThe dark brown melange color gives TBH1614 a restrained and practical appearance. It is suitable for environments where blankets must coordinate with standardized accommodation, uniforms or neutral institutional interiors.The melange effect also creates more visual depth than a completely flat solid color. For an institutional blanket, this can help reduce the visibly utilitarian appearance of bulk bedding without introducing decorative patterns that may be unsuitable for military or correctional programs.Custom color development may be evaluated for suitable order quantities. Buyers should confirm color standards by approved sample or lab dip before mass production.Brushed Surface and Thermal ComfortTBH1614 receives a brushing process that raises fibers on the textile surface. The resulting finish feels softer and creates a fuller visual appearance.The product is a reusable woven thermal blanket rather than a disposable foil survival sheet. This distinction matters when buyers search terms such as survival blanket, first aid blanket or emergency blanket, because these terms may describe very different products.TBH1614 is designed for bedding, accommodation and reusable relief supply. It is not a reflective Mylar blanket, electric blanket or single-use medical sheet.Reinforced Overlock Edge FinishingThe blanket uses color-matched overlock stitching around the edges. This finishing method helps stabilize the cut fabric and provides a practical edge for repeated use.During inspection, buyers should review:Stitch densityThread colorSkipped stitchesLoose thread endsEdge wavinessSeam consistencyCorner reinforcementOverall dimensions after edgingThe blanket should not be described as satin bound, fringed, quilted or knitted. Accurate construction language makes quotations and inspection standards easier to compare.Military and Army Supply ApplicationsTBH1614 can be evaluated as a military blanket for:Barracks beddingTraining facilitiesBase accommodationField-support sleeping arrangementsGovernment reserve inventoriesCold-weather supply programsContractor-operated accommodationDefense logistics projectsA professional military blanket supplier should be able to discuss fiber composition, dimensions, weight tolerances, packing, labeling and pre-shipment inspection rather than offering only a generic price.For bulk military blankets, the purchase order should define measurable specifications and approved tolerances. This reduces ambiguity during production and final inspection.Government Procurement and Tender SupplyGovernment and institutional buyers often require documentation beyond a commercial invoice. Depending on the project, documentation may include:Product specification sheetFiber-composition declarationSize and weight inspection reportPacking listBatch identificationCountry-of-origin documentationCare-label informationShipping marksPre-shipment inspection reportThird-party testing when specifiedFor government procurement blankets, documentation requirements should be confirmed before pricing. Testing, special labels, compressed packing and inspection services can affect both cost and lead time.Prisons and Correctional FacilitiesA reusable prison blanket must be practical to store, distribute and account for. TBH1614’s neutral dark color, substantial weight and reinforced overlock edges make it relevant to correctional and detention-facility sourcing.For correctional programs, buyers should confirm:Required blanket sizeFiber restrictionsColor requirementsIdentification labelsWashing conditionsPacking quantityMetal-free packaging requirementsDelivery schedule by facilityTBH1614 should not be promoted as fire-retardant unless a separately tested and documented specification has been agreed upon.Hospitals and Organized AccommodationTBH1614 may also be evaluated as a reusable hospital blanket for non-clinical accommodation, staff quarters, rehabilitation facilities and organized bedding programs.The buyer should assess whether the wool-acrylic composition and care requirements match the facility’s laundry process. It should not be represented as a specialized surgical, sterile or infection-control textile.For hospital or welfare purchasing, the sourcing team should confirm laundering temperature, drying conditions, colorfastness expectations and replacement cycles before placing an order.Wholesale and OEM SupplyBLUE PHOENIX supports wholesale military blankets and project-based institutional supply. Available cooperation can include:Custom dimensionsProject-specific colorsWoven or printed labelsCare labelsIndividual or bulk packingCarton shipping marksBarcode labelsPalletization requirementsSample developmentPre-production approvalThird-party inspection coordinationAn experienced military blanket manufacturer should confirm which requested modifications are technically feasible before issuing the final quotation.Quality-Control ChecklistBefore shipment, an inspection program for TBH1614 may include:Verification of approved material compositionMeasurement of finished length and widthChecking piece weight against the approved toleranceVisual inspection of the brushed surfaceExamination of overlock stitchingConfirmation of color consistencyReview of stains, holes and weaving defectsLabel-position inspectionPacking-quantity verificationCarton-mark inspectionMetal-detection requirements when requestedPre-shipment sampling based on the agreed inspection standardInspection records should identify the purchase-order number, batch, inspection date and inspected quantity.Information Required for a QuotationBuyers requesting a quotation for an army blanket or institutional blanket should provide:Required quantityDelivery destinationTarget dimensionsTarget weight or GSMRequired compositionStandard or custom colorLabel requirementsPacking methodTesting standardInspection requirementsDelivery deadlineIncotermComplete RFQ information helps the supplier provide a realistic price and production schedule.ConclusionTBH1614 is a heavyweight woven wool blend blanket with a 100% cotton warp and a 47% wool/53% acrylic weft. Its 140 × 210 cm size, approximately 2058 g piece weight, dark brown melange appearance, brushed surface and reinforced overlock edges make it suitable for institutional bedding and cold-weather accommodation.For buyers sourcing a reusable military blanket, army blanket or government procurement blanket, the final decision should be based on measurable construction, documented tolerances, quality control and project-specific packing—not on marketing language alone.