Washable Wool Blankets: A Buyer’s Guide to TH2113

A washable wool blanket can give a premium home-textile collection a useful combination of natural material, decorative design and a clearly defined care option. For professional buyers, however, the word “washable” should be supported by product-specific instructions and sample evaluation.

BLUE PHOENIX TH2113 brings these considerations together in a 100% wool blanket with a charcoal and light-grey floral jacquard design. Its woven construction, decorative border and fringe provide a distinctive appearance for retail, home and private-label collections.

When comparing wholesale wool blankets, composition is only the starting point. Yarn, construction, finished dimensions, weight and edge treatment also help define what the buyer is purchasing.

TH2113 uses 40/1 mercerized wool warp yarn and 36/1 mercerized wool weft yarn. These specifications identify the yarn in each direction of the woven fabric and give buyers a reference for sampling and production discussions.

The reference body measures 143 × 206 cm, with an approximate piece weight of 710 g. Final orders should document body dimensions, fringe allowance and agreed production tolerances separately.

A physical sample remains useful for assessing surface appearance, hand feel and drape. Photographs can show the floral pattern, but they cannot fully communicate how the fabric handles.

The entire TH2113 blanket can be washed with water according to its approved care instructions. This is a product-specific feature that buyers can consider when developing a water washable wool blanket collection.

The care label should clearly state the approved washing and drying procedure. Water washability alone does not establish permission for machine washing, tumble drying or a particular temperature.

For retail sourcing, clear instructions help customers understand how to care for the finished product. For hospitality sourcing, buyers should compare the approved procedure with the intended laundry operation before selecting the blanket.

A care demonstration photograph can illustrate the product concept. The approved care label should provide the actual instructions.

Before placing a bulk order, buyers should agree on a sample evaluation procedure that reflects the intended care method.

Useful inspection points include finished dimensions, pattern appearance, color consistency, surface condition, border shape and fringe presentation. Recording the sample before and after the agreed procedure makes the review easier to assess.

If a project requires laboratory testing or a particular purchasing standard, the buyer should specify the method and acceptance criteria in advance. The word “washable” should not replace an agreed performance requirement.

TH2113 is a woven wool blanket with a floral design formed through jacquard weaving. The main panel combines flowers, foliage and connecting stems, while a decorative border frames the composition.

For buyers sourcing a floral jacquard blanket, sample approval should cover the complete pattern as well as close-up fabric details. Check motif clarity, border proportions and the relationship between the charcoal and light-grey areas.

These details should remain consistent across the approved sample, production reference and marketing photography.

A private label wool blanket project requires more than adding a brand label. Buyers should define the intended market, quantity, dimensions, design direction, packaging and care information.

BLUE PHOENIX can review custom wool blanket requirements, including size, color combinations, labels and packaging, subject to production feasibility and order requirements.

Samples and courier delivery are chargeable. A detailed brief allows sample fees, preparation time, shipping charges and estimated delivery time to be quoted for the actual request.

When selecting a wool blanket manufacturer, compare quotations using the same composition, yarn, dimensions, weight, finishing and packaging requirements.

The shipping basis also matters. BLUE PHOENIX can provide FOB, CIF and DDP quotations according to the destination and order details. Payment terms are 30% deposit and 70% balance before shipment.

TH2113 provides a defined starting point for buyers developing a washable wool collection. A clear specification, approved sample and documented care procedure help turn that starting point into a product ready for bulk sourcing.