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This Item  Pendleton Yakima Camp Thick Warm Wool Indoor Outdoor Striped Throw Blanket, Mineral Umber, Twin Size |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | $199.00 | $149.99 | -7% $69.99 List: $74.99 | $279.99 | $42.99 | $39.99 |
| Delivery | Get it as soon as Tuesday, May 14 | Get it as soon as Tuesday, May 14 | Get it as soon as Tuesday, May 14 | Get it as soon as Tuesday, May 14 | Get it as soon as Monday, May 13 | Get it as soon as Monday, May 13 |
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| Sold By | L7 Enterprises | ALPAKITAS | The Magic Home | Alpaca Warehouse | Arcturus Camo | Arcturus Camo |
| size | Twin | Queen | 59" x 80" | Queen | Large | Large |
| fabric | Wool | Alpaca 70% Modacrylic 30% | 100% Wool | Alpaca Wool | 70% Wool, 30% Synthetic | 80% Wool, 20% Polyester |
| weight | 1 pounds | 1.6 pounds | 2 kilograms | 6 pounds | 2 kilograms | 4.5 pounds |
| pattern | Yakima | Striped | Striped | Ethnic | Striped | Checkered |
| care instructions | Dry Clean Only | Dry Clean Only | Hand Wash Only, Do not bleach, Can not be dried, Low temperature ironing, Do not insolate | Dry Clean Only | Machine Wash | Machine Wash |
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Well worth the price
Worth all the five star reviews. Light, warm, comfortable, and looks great. Made in the USA and well worth the money. Backcountry, had these on sale so I bought a twin and a queen! Will be buying more as gifts in the future. I don't find the wool itchy or scratchy; it may be a little rough, but is comfortable enough to use wrapped up in on the couch. I like it much better than synthetic fleece throws and blankets I had been using.Update 1-11-18:I bought a Pendleton Eco-wise blanket later and thought I would give a comparison for those trying to decide on a blanket. I wish Pendleton would give more information as far as weights, thickness, and warmth. The camp blanket is thicker, but this may be because it is napped more (more fuzzy). The eco-wise blanket is smoother with less "fuzz". Both blankets feel about the same weight... hmmm. The eco-wise blanket allows light to pass through easily, while the camp blanket blocks light out. As you can see in the pictures, the camp blanket has much more volume, even though its dimensions are slightly smaller than the eco-wise (the packaging shows the difference in thickness, too). The eco-wise blanket was very stiff out of the package, almost like thin cardboard, and Pendleton recommends washing and line drying for a softer feel. I just dragged it around the house and used it, and it seems to have relaxed just fine. Both are warm, but my mind keeps saying "thicker is warmer," so I tend to grab the fluffy camp blanket when it is cold. The eco-wise might be better in warmer weather as it seems "lighter". Oh, the Native American inspired and National Park blankets seem to be in between the two as far a thickness and how they are napped.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2017
Color: Mineral UmberSize: TwinVerified Purchase
Worth all the five star reviews. Light, warm, comfortable, and looks great. Made in the USA and well worth the money. Backcountry, had these on sale so I bought a twin and a queen! Will be buying more as gifts in the future. I don't find the wool itchy or scratchy; it may be a little rough, but is comfortable enough to use wrapped up in on the couch. I like it much better than synthetic fleece throws and blankets I had been using.
Update 1-11-18:
I bought a Pendleton Eco-wise blanket later and thought I would give a comparison for those trying to decide on a blanket. I wish Pendleton would give more information as far as weights, thickness, and warmth. The camp blanket is thicker, but this may be because it is napped more (more fuzzy). The eco-wise blanket is smoother with less "fuzz". Both blankets feel about the same weight... hmmm. The eco-wise blanket allows light to pass through easily, while the camp blanket blocks light out. As you can see in the pictures, the camp blanket has much more volume, even though its dimensions are slightly smaller than the eco-wise (the packaging shows the difference in thickness, too). The eco-wise blanket was very stiff out of the package, almost like thin cardboard, and Pendleton recommends washing and line drying for a softer feel. I just dragged it around the house and used it, and it seems to have relaxed just fine. Both are warm, but my mind keeps saying "thicker is warmer," so I tend to grab the fluffy camp blanket when it is cold. The eco-wise might be better in warmer weather as it seems "lighter". Oh, the Native American inspired and National Park blankets seem to be in between the two as far a thickness and how they are napped.
Update 1-11-18:
I bought a Pendleton Eco-wise blanket later and thought I would give a comparison for those trying to decide on a blanket. I wish Pendleton would give more information as far as weights, thickness, and warmth. The camp blanket is thicker, but this may be because it is napped more (more fuzzy). The eco-wise blanket is smoother with less "fuzz". Both blankets feel about the same weight... hmmm. The eco-wise blanket allows light to pass through easily, while the camp blanket blocks light out. As you can see in the pictures, the camp blanket has much more volume, even though its dimensions are slightly smaller than the eco-wise (the packaging shows the difference in thickness, too). The eco-wise blanket was very stiff out of the package, almost like thin cardboard, and Pendleton recommends washing and line drying for a softer feel. I just dragged it around the house and used it, and it seems to have relaxed just fine. Both are warm, but my mind keeps saying "thicker is warmer," so I tend to grab the fluffy camp blanket when it is cold. The eco-wise might be better in warmer weather as it seems "lighter". Oh, the Native American inspired and National Park blankets seem to be in between the two as far a thickness and how they are napped.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2018
Color: Mineral UmberSize: TwinVerified Purchase
Really is THE BEST wool blanket, and i have owned quite a few. I bought this specifically to protect my couch from my barfy sick old cat. Better to wash a wool blanket now and again than to find a new couch. Or a new cat. The fabric is thick enough and water repellent enough that nothing gets through--not cat puke, nor, ahem, red wine. I did just buy a new one since i love it so much; i laid them out over each other so you can see the shrinkage from washing. The new twin size measures 67 inches in width; after multiple machine washes (warm water and thrown in the dryer on high) you can see the amount of shrinkage, down to 51 inches in width. Less shrinkage in length. No pilling, though the fabric isn't quite as smooth to the touch. Just a little bumpier feel, not exactly rough--if i had to sleep with it it wouldn't bother me that it had been washed. But the shrinkage is significant--If you're planning on machine washing and using it on a bed go up a size (full or queen blanket for a twin bed). Or dry clean as recommended :)
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