Wool Acrylic Blankets: A Buying Guide Featuring TDL1901

A wool acrylic blanket can provide a mixed-fibre option for a home-textile collection, but the blend percentage is only one part of the purchasing decision. Dimensions, construction, finished weight, design and care requirements also influence whether a product suits the intended range.

For wholesalers, retailers and private-label brands, the most useful starting point is a clearly identified sample supported by a written specification.

BLUE PHOENIX TDL1901 offers one such reference: a 30% wool and 70% acrylic striped throw blanket, with a 130 × 180 cm body, 10 cm fringe at each short end and an approximate finished weight of 700 g per piece.

A wool acrylic blend blanket contains both wool and acrylic fibres. The stated percentages describe the fibre composition; they do not independently establish the finished blanket’s softness, warmth, durability or cleaning method.

For TDL1901, the composition is 30% wool / 70% acrylic. This description should remain consistent across the quotation, approved sample record, purchase order and fibre-content label.

When comparing different wool blend blankets, buyers should review the actual sample rather than assuming that a higher wool percentage automatically makes a product more suitable for every application.

The right specification depends on the collection’s intended use, target price, design direction and purchasing requirements.

Blanket dimensions have a direct effect on coverage, presentation and material consumption.

TDL1901 has a 130 × 180 cm fabric body, with an additional 10 cm fringe at each short end. Its approximate overall length is therefore 200 cm including fringe.

This distinction matters when comparing quotations. A blanket described as 130 × 180 cm including fringe has a different usable body length from one measured without fringe.

For a wholesale throw blanket enquiry, specify:

• The required fabric body width and length.

• Whether fringe is included in the advertised size.

• The fringe length at each short end.

• The agreed measurement method and tolerances.

Clear dimensions help prevent confusion between the sample, packaging description and finished order.

Piece weight and GSM describe different measurements.

TDL1901’s approximately 700 g figure refers to the weight of one finished blanket. GSM describes the weight of fabric per square metre.

Because the finished piece includes fringe, dividing the total weight by the body area does not provide an exact measured body-fabric GSM. Buyers who require a GSM specification should request confirmation separately.

For purchasing comparisons, consider weight together with dimensions. Two blankets with the same finished weight may have different coverage, construction and handling characteristics.

For this wool acrylic throw, the confirmed piece weight provides a reference for sample evaluation and packaging discussions without implying a particular thermal rating.

TDL1901 features fine charcoal and light-grey diagonal stripes and a visible woven texture. The original pattern should remain consistent when the blanket is photographed, sampled or developed into a custom version.

Buyers should examine a broad, opened section of the fabric. A tightly folded sample alone may not reveal the overall stripe arrangement or surface consistency.

Useful inspection points include:

• Stripe width, spacing and direction.

• Colour balance between the contrasting yarns.

• Visible weaving irregularities.

• Surface appearance under neutral lighting.

• Fabric handle and drape.

The physical sample should be the final reference for colour and feel. Screen images support product review but cannot replace hands-on evaluation.

Fringe contributes to both the appearance and the finished dimensions of a fringed throw blanket.

TDL1901 has light-grey twisted fringe at the two short ends. When reviewing the sample, inspect fringe length, twist consistency, loose strands and the transition between the fabric body and fringe.

Check the long edges separately for clean workmanship and overall appearance.

For custom orders, confirm whether the original fringe will be retained or whether another finish is being developed. Any change should be reflected in the approved sample and written order specification.

The standard TDL1901 sample can be considered for sofa throw collections, armchair accessories and decorative bedroom layers.

For a retail range, buyers may focus on colour coordination, folded presentation, labels and individual packaging.

For a gift programme, packaging dimensions and the appearance of the folded blanket may be particularly relevant.

For hospitality projects, the intended cleaning process and usage conditions need separate review. A decorative throw selected for occasional use should not automatically be treated as suitable for repeated commercial laundering.

Likewise, an airline or institutional project requires its own specification assessment rather than a change of product title alone.

Care instructions should be established for the actual finished blanket.

The 30% wool / 70% acrylic composition alone does not confirm machine washability, tumble-drying suitability or a permitted professional-cleaning process.

Before printing care labels, agree on the relevant instructions and any supporting testing required for the target market or purchasing programme.

Where a buyer requires specific pilling, colourfastness or dimensional-change results, define the test method and acceptance criteria before production.

A useful wool acrylic blanket wholesale enquiry includes the product model, quantity, dimensions, colour requirements, labels, packaging and destination.

For TDL1901, buyers should state whether they want the standard sample or a customised version. Changes to size, colour or finishing may affect minimum quantities, pricing and production time.

Samples are available for evaluation, with sample and courier charges applying. BLUE PHOENIX can discuss OEM, ODM and private-label development, with order terms confirmed against the agreed specification.

Selecting a wool acrylic blanket involves more than choosing a blend percentage. Buyers should compare composition, body size, fringe, piece weight, construction, appearance and care requirements together.

TDL1901 provides a defined reference for this process: 30% wool and 70% acrylic, a 130 × 180 cm body, two 10 cm fringed ends and an approximate 700 g finished weight.

An approved physical sample and a clear written specification provide the foundation for a well-defined wholesale order.