Alpaca Warehouse 100% Natural Alpaca and Merino Wool Blanket Twin Size Thick Heavyweight Comfortably Warm - Great for Outdoor Use - Striped Design (Melange Brown/Beige/Gray, Twin)

As someone who lives with Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, finding 'healthier' and comfortable bedding accessories is not an easy task. This 50% alpaca 50% wool dark brown,carmel,grey striped blanket is not only well-made, it is beautiful and quite soft. I've had this blanket for over one week on my daybed in my den, and it is just the right weight to have a sound sleep. I paired this blanket with GOTS certified organic cotton bed sheets, a real rabbit fur throw 'cover', and a real mongolian fur 18x18 decorative pillow and two naturally tanned 18x18 leather pillows (inserts made of organic GOL certified latex and wool.) So far, I couldn't be more pleased. Thank you Alpaca Warehouse.

Leí algunos blog y comentarios esta mezcla de lana alpaca y oveja realmente se siente cómoda, por su peso y el calor que se percibe, la transpirabilidad es de lo mejor, persiste un poco el olor característico de la lana. Y para las personas que perciben que les pica la lana este tipo de tela mejora ese punto aunque según mi esposa aún se percibe.Quiero volver a comprar al menos otra cobija más. Realmente no tenemos inviernos tan fríos y para nosotros esta sola cobija es muy caliente para mi, cómoda para alguien friolento.

Pour une personne qui aime la vraie laine mais se semble pas être véritable

Just what we expected and need for the cold season in Canada.

I'm 6'2" and never in my adult life have I ever had a blanket big enough.If I want to pull it over my head, or scrunch that amount around my neck to seal off open spaces, my feet are not sufficiently covered. Especially when I turn or move. I get drafts and even exposed feet. I wake up cold and have to fix the blankets, and then try to fall back asleep.And, for once I wanted a thick wool blanket that insulates well. Even if it should get wet.I got this blanket a few weeks ago.I hate to use the word love for an inanimate object, so let me just say, I love the feel, warmth and quality of this blanket. I also love the smell of the lanolin or what ever others mention. I wish it didn't go away. It kind of reminds me of when I bought a wolf-hybrid puppy. He was barely old enough to be separated from mommie and siblings. He had a wild smell to him the first couple weeks that either went away, or I got used to.I don't quite know if it's the smell, or how nice it feels when I scrunch some and hold it like Linus might, but a big smile comes across my face.I think about all the back pack campouts I would have loved a smaller wool blanket for around my back while sitting in front of a camp fire. Front is all nice and warm, while my back was cold. To heck with those useless space blankets.I tell ya what though. I just bought another one the exact same size, along with some leather craft thread.I'm going to lay one exactly on top of the other and sew them together. I'll sew all around the outside and then at every square foot in the middle, a quick stitch. This will make it a 16 lb blanket, twice as thick and at least twice as warm.Speaking of weight/thickness, I saw several wool blankets for as much as twice the price and more. Some were more colorful, but they were also half the weight, which means half the thickness and insulation factor.I also saw some smaller ones that were plain color for a much better price if your only considering weight/price, but like I said, they were way too small and kind of ugly. I had a tough time finding one over 90" long (this is 103" x 90"). In my opinion, for me, this is JUST long enough. I wouldn't mind another 10-12" in length. The width is plenty wide enough, at least for one person.I never thought I could be so thrilled with something like a blanket, but here we are.