WholesaleAirlineBlankets

IntroductionSourcing airline blankets in bulk requires a clear purchasing specification. A product photograph can show colour and design, but it does not establish the finished dimensions, unit weight, packaging requirements or suitability for a particular airline programme.For airline procurement teams, inflight-product distributors and textile importers, the most useful starting point is a specification that connects the material with the finished product. Composition, size, weight, construction and edge finishing should describe the same approved sample.The BLUE PHOENIX TDT2002 modacrylic airline blanket provides an example. It combines 100% modacrylic, a 120 × 170 cm format and an approximate weight of 435 g per piece, with woven jacquard detailing and hemmed edges. Its minimum order quantity is 3,000 pieces.Start with an Accurate Material SpecificationA quotation request should identify the required fibre composition clearly. For TDT2002, the correct description is 100% modacrylic.The composition should remain consistent across the quotation, sample record, purchase order and approved labels. Substituting a different fibre name can create confusion when buyers compare offers or prepare inspection requirements.Material identification and finished-product performance are separate matters. If an airline programme requires specific testing or documentation, buyers should state those requirements before sampling. A composition statement alone does not establish compliance with a particular finished-product standard.Compare Dimensions, Piece Weight and GSM TogetherAn airline blanket size should be selected according to the intended passenger coverage, seating arrangement and storage method. TDT2002 measures 120 × 170 cm, providing a defined reference for evaluating the opened and folded blanket.Its approximate 435 g piece weight corresponds to a calculated fabric weight of approximately 213 GSM:435 g ÷ (1.20 m × 1.70 m) ≈ 213 g/m².Piece weight and GSM answer different purchasing questions. Piece weight describes the total weight of one blanket. GSM describes weight per unit area. A larger blanket may weigh more even when its fabric has the same GSM as a smaller model.For meaningful quotation comparisons, record all three figures: finished dimensions, approximate piece weight and fabric weight. Agree on the measurement method and acceptable tolerances before production.Review the Woven Design and Edge ConstructionTDT2002 features a blue body with contrasting woven jacquard detailing. Its perimeter has hemmed edges without fringe or satin binding.These construction details should be included in the specification. Two blankets with similar colours and dimensions can present differently if one has a woven design and another uses surface printing, or if their edges use different finishing methods.During sample review, inspect the design placement, woven surface, seam appearance and corner finish. Open the blanket fully, then fold it in the proposed packing format. This helps establish how much of the design remains visible during presentation.Use Sample Approval to Define the Bulk OrderA physical sample connects written specifications with the product buyers will receive. For wholesale airline blankets, sample review should cover:Material composition and supporting information.Finished dimensions and piece weight.Colour and jacquard appearance.Fabric surface and drape.Edge stitching and corners.Labels and individual packaging.Record any requested changes clearly. When a revised sample is needed, identify which version becomes the approved production reference.For TDT2002, sample and courier charges apply. Any testing or third-party inspection arrangements should also be discussed before the bulk order is confirmed.Plan the 3,000-Piece Order Around Packaging RequirementsThe TDT2002 MOQ is 3,000 pieces. Buyers should consider how this quantity will be received, stored and distributed.Standard packing consists of one blanket per plastic bag, packed into export cartons. Custom individual packaging and carton markings can be reviewed according to the project.Before finalising freight arrangements, request the proposed carton quantity, carton dimensions, gross weight and total shipment volume. These details should come from the confirmed packing plan rather than estimates based only on the blanket’s unfolded size.If the order contains multiple colours or labels, agree on the quantity breakdown and carton identification before production.Confirm Commercial Terms and Production TimingAn airline blanket supplier quotation should identify the product specification, quantity, packaging, trade terms and delivery assumptions.BLUE PHOENIX can review FOB, CIF and DDP quotations according to the destination and shipment requirements. Buyers comparing offers should check which transport and delivery costs are included in each quotation.For TDT2002, payment terms are 30% deposit and 70% balance before shipment. The indicative production lead time is approximately 50 days, with the final schedule confirmed according to sample approval, deposit receipt and production availability.Production lead time should be considered separately from transport time. A requested arrival date needs to allow for both.ConclusionA clear bulk airline blanket specification brings together composition, dimensions, piece weight, GSM, woven construction, finishing and packaging. Sample approval then establishes the reference for production and inspection.The TDT2002 100% modacrylic airline blanket, measuring 120 × 170 cm and weighing approximately 435 g per piece, offers a starting point for commercial sourcing with a 3,000-piece MOQ. Evaluating the sample and confirming the full order specification helps buyers prepare more consistent quotations and production requirements.

Product DescriptionTDT2002 is a 100% modacrylic airline blanket for airline procurement, inflight textile distributors and private label passenger-comfort collections. Its blue body, contrasting grey-green jacquard detailing and neatly hemmed edges create a distinctive woven appearance for cabin-textile programmes.Measuring 120 × 170 cm and weighing approximately 435 g per piece, this inflight blanket provides a defined specification for sample evaluation and bulk purchasing. The calculated fabric weight is approximately 213 GSM. Its fringe-free rectangular format allows straightforward folding, packing and presentation.BLUE PHOENIX supplies TDT2002 with a minimum order quantity of 3,000 pieces. OEM/ODM enquiries are welcome for custom colours, dimensions, jacquard designs, labels and packaging, subject to sample development and final specification approval.Product Features100% modacrylic composition: A clearly defined material specification for buyers sourcing modacrylic blankets and airline passenger textiles.120 × 170 cm dimensions: A personal blanket format for seated passenger coverage and cabin-comfort collections.Approximately 435 g per piece: A unit-weight reference for product comparison, packaging development and shipment planning.Approximately 213 GSM: Calculated from the stated sample dimensions and weight.Woven jacquard design: A blue ground with contrasting grey-green decorative detailing.Hemmed edges: Folded and sewn finishing creates a neat perimeter without fringe.Foldable presentation: The blanket can be shown open to display the design or folded for individual packing.B2B customisation: Colours, dimensions, artwork, labels and packaging can be discussed for qualifying orders.Bulk supply: MOQ of 3,000 pieces, with sample and production details confirmed before ordering.Material & CraftsmanshipTDT2002 is made from 100% modacrylic in a woven jacquard construction. The fabric combines a predominantly blue surface with contrasting yarn colours in the decorative area. Its visual detail is formed through weaving, giving the blanket a different appearance from a printed design.The product photographs show the woven surface, natural folds and drape, together with close-up views of the contrasting pattern. These details provide a reference for assessing the sample’s colour arrangement, fabric construction and overall finish.The blanket has hemmed edges and no fringe. The fabric perimeter is folded and sewn to create a clean outline, with no satin binding. The edge finish complements the woven design and keeps the presentation simple when the blanket is opened or folded.For bulk production, composition, finished dimensions, unit weight, jacquard artwork and edge construction should be recorded in the approved order specification. Any required performance testing or inspection criteria can be reviewed during sample development.ApplicationsAirline Passenger-Comfort ProgrammesTDT2002 can be considered for airline cabin-textile projects requiring a woven modacrylic airline blanket. The sample provides a starting point for reviewing passenger coverage, fabric appearance, folded presentation and branding requirements. Final selection should follow the buyer’s applicable purchasing and testing requirements.Inflight Textile DistributionThe product is available for distributors and importers developing wholesale airline blanket ranges. Its defined composition, dimensions and unit weight support product comparison and quotation preparation.Charter and Business Aviation ProjectsFor charter operators and aviation-service suppliers, custom colour and label development can help coordinate the blanket with a proposed cabin-textile collection. Project specifications and any required documentation should be agreed before ordering.Private Label Travel CollectionsBrands sourcing a woven travel blanket can discuss private labels, packaging and design adjustments. The sample’s 120 × 170 cm dimensions and fringe-free finish provide a reference for developing an individual passenger-comfort product.OEM & ODM CustomizationBLUE PHOENIX supports custom airline blanket development based on the buyer’s intended application, quantity and design requirements.Custom ColoursAlternative colour combinations can be reviewed against buyer-supplied references. Sample approval establishes the agreed colour direction before production.Custom Dimensions and WeightBuyers can discuss a different finished size or target unit weight. Changes to dimensions and fabric specifications may affect material consumption, packing volume, pricing and production arrangements.Jacquard Design DevelopmentBuyer-supplied artwork can be reviewed for woven design development. Pattern scale, placement, orientation and colour arrangement should be confirmed through sampling.Private LabelsBrand labels, composition labels and care labels can be discussed, with wording and positioning agreed during development.Custom PackagingIndividual bags, inserts and export carton markings can be reviewed according to the buyer’s distribution requirements. Final packing details form part of the confirmed quotation.The MOQ for TDT2002 is 3,000 pieces. Custom developments remain subject to technical review, sample approval and order confirmation. Sample and courier charges apply.Product SpecificationsItemSpecificationArt No.TDT2002BrandBLUE PHOENIXProduct TypeModacrylic Airline BlanketComposition100% ModacrylicConstructionWoven jacquardColourBlue with contrasting grey-green detailingSize120 × 170 cmWeightApproximately 435 g per pieceCalculated Fabric WeightApproximately 213 GSMEdge FinishHemmed edgesFringeNoneMinimum Order Quantity3,000 piecesOEM/ODM OptionsColours, dimensions, jacquard designs, labels and packaging, subject to confirmationStandard PackagingOne piece per plastic bag, packed into export cartonsSample TermsSample and courier charges applyPayment Terms30% deposit, 70% balance before shipmentIndicative Production Lead TimeApproximately 50 days; final timing confirmed according to the approved sample, deposit receipt and production scheduleTrade TermsFOB, CIF or DDP, subject to destination and quotationWhy Choose BLUE PHOENIXBLUE PHOENIX, a brand of Shanghai Rainbow Enterprise Development Co., Ltd., has provided OEM/ODM blanket and scarf services since 2008. We support B2B buyers with material selection, sample development, production coordination, quality inspection, packaging and export arrangements.For airline blanket sourcing, we work from an agreed specification covering composition, dimensions, weight, colour, design and finishing. This gives buyers a clear basis for reviewing samples and confirming production requirements.Our development service connects the blanket itself with labels, individual packing and export carton requirements. Airline procurement teams, distributors, importers and private label buyers can discuss these elements together when preparing a bulk order.Quotations are based on the confirmed specification, order quantity, packaging and delivery requirements, with FOB, CIF and DDP options available for review.ConclusionThe TDT2002 100% modacrylic airline blanket combines a blue woven jacquard design, contrasting decorative detailing and clean hemmed edges in a 120 × 170 cm format. At approximately 435 g per piece, it offers a defined starting specification for airline passenger textiles, inflight distribution and private label travel collections.With OEM/ODM development and a 3,000-piece minimum order, TDT2002 gives B2B buyers an option for developing coordinated colours, woven designs, labels and packaging around an approved sample.