Wool Blanket

A substantial wool blanket, woven in Minnesota by Faribault Mill from Rocky Mountain Rambouillet and Merino wools. The wool is graded 64s in the Bradford Count system, meaning it comes from an exceptionally fine fleece, roughly 20 microns, with the softness and refinement expected of premium merino, but with the weight and usefulness of a real blanket. Faribault is one of the few American mills still handling the full woolen process under one roof. The wool is selected and inspected, carded to clean and align the fibers, spun into yarn, woven, and finished for softness, stability, and long-term use. Each blanket moves through more than 20 steps over roughly 10 days. The result is warm without feeling sealed in, breathable as the room changes, and naturally resilient enough for everyday use over many years. It is dense, soft, and substantial, with the practical character of a traditional wool blanket. Available in Queen and King sizes.