"As chilly days and nights take hold on winter, the best wool blankets are the ultimate accessories for cozy bundling. Whether you're looking for a throw blanket or a bigger bedspread, these aren't the itchy or scratchy covers from your childhood. Our editors' favorites are made with soft, quality wool fibers that only feel more comfortable with wear and care. Aside from pure wool, we looked for wool-blend blanket options made with materials like cashmere that are durable and breathable."
"We also looked for the best wool blankets spun in America's remaining textile mills. (You can now count the last woolen mills in the U.S. on one hand.) It's not just their increasing rarity that makes these blankets so appealing; many of these products are still made in the small towns of their origin-from Oregon to Connecticut-adding unmatched charm whilst providing jobs for locals and keeping the industry humming."
Soft, quality wool blankets and wool-blend options provide warm, breathable, and non-itchy coverings suitable for throws and larger bedspreads. Recommended types include lambswool, alpaca, and cashmere blends that gain softness with wear and care while remaining durable. Selections include budget, luxury, and overall best picks such as lambswool throws, alpaca basketweave, and cashmere-patterned throws. A small number of American woolen mills still produce blankets in towns from Oregon to Connecticut, adding charm and local jobs. Standard-size pricing is typical, with many brands offering larger sizes up to king.
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