Product details:

130 x 200cm wool blanket with WOOLMARK certificate
It is famous among mountain garments, famous for covering us during winter nights...
It stands out for its multiple properties and, although there are fabrics that work in extreme climates, few do it as well as merino wool but,
Where does merino wool come from? The name comes from merino sheep, a sheep that comes from the Iberian region and North Africa and is now bred all over the world. These blankets originate from Australia.

Composition and care:

100% Australian virgin wool

• Wash our wool using a special wool program and never spin dry.
• Wash it separately.
• Do not iron or wring it out.
• Lay flat to dry or it will stretch.
• You can take it to the dry cleaner for dry cleaning.

Properties:

Regulates body temperature: Even when wet, merino wool continues to maintain body temperature in freezing conditions.
Antibacterial, does not retain odors: Wool is naturally antibacterial thanks to lanolin, a wax-like compound that prevents the growth of bacteria and unpleasant odors. Therefore, it does not need to be washed frequently. Repels moisture: Its fibers allow air to circulate, keeping you dry in warm conditions. There are four varieties of Australian merino sheep, among which the Isaac merino sheep is the most valuable, bred for the production of high-quality wool clothing. Currently, more than 80% of sheep in Australia are Merino.
Australian wool is high quality, soft and curly, uniform in length, bright white in color, has good elasticity, and is antistatic.
Australia labels Australian wool products that meet quality requirements. Due to the growing awareness of environmental protection among consumers in the international textile market, many Australian wool organizations are also launching a plan to make Australian wool more "clean, natural, and green."

Some ideas:

A good blanket is a cozy and warm item that you should have in your home.
With an item like this, you can give your spaces the style you like best, from the most elegant to the most rustic.
We recommend that you choose the color of the blanket that best suits the style of furniture and decor you have at home.