Thermacell Wool Blanket With Satin Trim - Queen - NZ Wool Blankets
SKU: KIM002000000
Price: US$190.63
Weight:
4.5 kg
Length:
225 cm
Width:
210 cm
Keep Warm with Wool!
For generations, New Zealanders have relied on blankets like this one for warmth, all year round. Wool is the perfect way to stay snug, whatever the weather’s like outside. This Queen Size Wool Blanket is the perfect way to keep warm all year round. You’ll find that one layer of Thermacell Wool Blanket is ideal for summer, add another for perfect winter warmth.
Kimberly Aircell/Thermacell Wool Blankets feature a cell-like weave that allows maximum air circulation to efficiently regulate body temperature. While light and airy, cellular blankets have all the strength and robustness offered by wool.
Composition: 100% New Zealand pure new wool, 27/32 micron, long fibre length, Perendale fleece with soft wash handle. Satin Binding: On all sides 100% polyester. Colour fast, edges heat-sealed.
These Thermacell Wool Blankets are treated with an "Ultra-Fresh" finish to provide durable hygienic freshness and effective Antibacterial, Antifungal and Dust Mite Protection.
The characteristics of this Thermacell Wool Blanket include:
- Naturally fire resistant
- Traditional Aircell weave
- Lightweight
- Warm in winter and cool in summer
- Comfortable sleep because of moisture dissipation through Wool’s unique structure and cellular weave
- Bound with non-toxic satin
- Machine washable in cold water on wool cycle
Available Colours:
Ivory, Pewter, Graphite
Please make your colour selection from the drop-down menu below.
Weight: 365gms per square meter.
Ingredients/Directions to use:
The British TOG value is the international standard measurement of all blankets thermal effectiveness (how well it keeps you warm). These Thermacell blankets has been independently tested as TOG 3.7 about 40% warmer than plain weave blankets at TOG 1.7-2.6. These Thermacell Aircell Weave blankets use only long 27-32 micron, fine perendale fleece wool, grown in New Zealand. The fine strand wool fibres are loosely spun into a double knit bulky yarn and woven by a crochet machine into a blanket of rectangular woollen cells. The fabric material is brushed to give the fibres softness and mass.
