This blanket is a quality, well made, soft blend off 70% wool and 30% synthetic. I love it. I recently bought a 100% wool Pendleton throw for over 50 dollars and this Arcturus is a much better blanket at a much better price and is not itchy as the Pendleton. You wouldn’t know that it had less wool without looking at the label. I personally am allergic to wool but this blanket doesn’t activate my allergies. Whenever I buy wool I make sure that I put another fabric underneath it so it doesn’t rest on my skin. I even smelled it since a few people mentioned that it had a smell. This just isn’t true. It just has a wool smell. I can live with that. This blanket also looks to be the size of a twin blanket. It’s much bigger than I thought it would be. When I opened it up, it just kept getting bigger and bigger. I would definitely recommend this dense wool blanket to anyone looking to buy one. I actually bought three of them for the family. I bought the modern sunset because it looked like a classic blanket. I’m so glad to have found it. It’s a real bargain at this price. I also bought an IKEA wool blanket, which I also like, but the weave in the IKEA is more open and not as dense and more expensive. I plan to put one in the car when I travel, and the other two I’ll keep in the house. Get these before they’re gone. Wool is a great insulator and in my opinion, and because of my allergies, I think it’s smart to mix wool iwith another fabric so that it stays soft and supple and not stiff and itchy.

I recently purchased the Arcturus Mt. Rainier Wool Blanket and I am beyond impressed with this product. The blanket is incredibly warm, heavy, and large, making it the perfect addition to my bed during the colder months.

The wool is of high quality and provides excellent insulation, ensuring that I stay warm and cozy all night long. The blanket is also machine washable, making it easy to clean and maintain.

The size of the blanket is generous, providing ample coverage for even the tallest individuals. It also adds a touch of sophistication to my bedroom, with its elegant and timeless design.

I was pleasantly surprised by the affordability of the Arcturus Mt. Rainier Wool Blanket given its impressive quality and performance. I would highly recommend this product to anyone in need of a warm and durable wool blanket that provides exceptional value for the price.

Overall, the Arcturus Mt. Rainier Wool Blanket is a 5-star product that truly delivers on warmth, comfort, and style. I am confident that it will last for many years to come, providing me with a cozy and reliable source of comfort during the colder months.

Heavy, warm, cozy and it looks great. For sensitive noses, be aware that it has somewhat of a strong smell when you get it but it does wears off eventually. I’m not sure if it’s the wool itself or the pre-cleaning it gets before being shipped, but don’t let that deter you from buying one. I bought one for the car, and liked it so much that I just bought another one for my bedroom.

Muy bonita y calienta perfecto

I was honestly really worried about it having an odor. I am extremely sensitive to odors and intended on putting the blanket at the end of my bed. As soon as I opened it, I thought, oh no, because it does have a slight odor, and I could see how many could mistake it for a petroleum like smell. But I took it immediately and opened it completely to inspect it, and realized that it’s just a wool smell. Any odor it did have almost immediately dissipated. I’m wondering if it’s possibly from the plastic bag that it’s packaged in?? Nonetheless, if your mot familiar with wool, it does have a scent to it, but it’s really only ever noticeable if you literally push your nose into it.

I’m a bit obsessed with wool. I have wool socks, multiple wool sweaters, many wool blankets etc. It is an amazing fabric that breathes, yet keeps you incredibly warm and doesn’t hold odors. But you need to kind of get used to how to care for it. It rarely needs to be fully washed. It simply doesn’t hold odors, and the less you wash it, the longer it lasts; I’m talking years and years and years it will last with proper care. I know the directions say you can machine wash it, butI would highly recommend trying not to as much as possible. It simply won’t need it. If you were to have that uncommon accident like you spilled wine or something on it, then I would have it dry cleaned – but how often do those types of things really happen?? If it seems like got stinky, air it on a line outside for awhile. It won’t hold the odor and you run the risk of damaging it with each wash.

I have Scottish wool blankets, New Zealand wool blankets, Pendleton blankets, and now this one. It’s not as thick as the Scottish blankets, but about the same texture, and bigger than those for roughly the same price. It’s about as thick as the Pendleton blankets but stiffer, and not quite as soft. It costs roughly 1/5 of a Pendleton blanket. The only other wool blanket that I have that says it can be machine washed is the New Zealand wool blanket, but honestly the thought of machine washing it terrifies me, lol. Washing a large wool item just seems like a terrible idea, and why? It really shouldn’t need it.

I’m pleased with the price, quality, and weight of this blanket. I was slightly worried by the reviews that show theirs coming apart, but based on the info I received with it, I’m fairly comfortable that the manufacturer would respond should I have an issue.

Update: I’ve had it a while now and have put it to use camping, sailing and around the back yard fire pit. It’s held up beautifully and maybe broken in a bit. It’s softer and smells better and has retained its warmth. Great value for the money if you don’t mind airing it out a little and softening it up.

Was hopeful the blanket would live up to positive reviews and work as a budget version of too expensive to drag outside Point Blankets. It didn’t disappoint.

It’s not quite as nice as a Pendleton, Woolrich or Hudson Bay but it’s a fraction of the cost.

It’s nicer than old army blankets and looks great. For under $50 it’s a no brainer. I would never take an $800 Hudson Bay Blanket camping or out by the fire.

I got the dark one with red stripes. I think it’s listed as black but it is a true, blue black; navy blue.

Not as thick as a four point it’s still warm and will likely get warmer as it relaxes from being shipped.

Happy with it. Will likely get a couple more.