OK, sure - I'd love to have an original 6-point trade blanket, but until then I'll be very happy with this one.

I slept under this fantastic wool blanket and cotton flannel sheets (the latter which I'm returning as they failed to live up to their description and photo depictions) last night, and enjoyed truly blissful rest.

I'm a long-distance hiker, and regularly sleep within high-performance, ultralight down sleeping bags and quilts. However, for nights off the trail, I'm trying to get away from down and synthetics, and increase the weight of my bedding, which I find enormously comfortable. While there's no way that a single wool blanket can provide the equivalent warmth of down, I'm betting that several of them will! 😃

My new navy blue blanket is very attractive, well made, and I like that it combines recycled and new wool fibers, both ecologically, as well as structurally. The generous size was an important consideration for me, and the described weight seems accurate.

I purchased this blanket to serve me aboard my sailboat, where I anticipate it will occasionally suffer a splash of seawater and a few drops of rain. I know that its qualities will remain despite being wet on those rare occasions, it will not foster microbial growth, and it will air dry under sunlight better than any synthetic.

I was hoping that this blanket would smell of lanolin - at least hint of it - but it seems to have been treated with some sort of fragrance, which while not terribly objectionable to me, will certainly benefit from airing over time, I expect.

I'll very likely buy more of these to pile up on top of myself during the approaching winter, and I may well get that original trade blanket to put on top, though honestly, I won't be the least ashamed of this one in the meantime.

We ordered one of these for our small camper (twin size) and ended up ordering a second one the next day. The twin, when flattened, actually fit our full-size camper bed (edge-to-edge), and this was a nice surprise.

The quality is AMAZING. We also love the grey/black/beige stripes as it is a classic pattern. We have a king-size Pendleton that we love as well, but they are 82% wool compared to 100%, and the price for this blanket is excellent. To freshen, we put ours in full sun for 1/2 day then 20 mins in the dryer with fabric softener sheets and we are good to go! Ready for cold nights in style. Highly recommend.

The blanket exceeded my expectations in quality and in the feel of it being sturdy but not scratchy at all. It is heavy-I have slept on the sofa a lot lately due to being ill, with a sheet and this, and it is bigger than the sofa, so I roll it...it is heavy. Weight wise, it is easier to cope with on a bigger area, like it totally covers the top of the Q airbed, but not over the sides. For one person, this is a terrific blanket for the money. I absolutely can see how it would be great for tenting or RV use.

I initially purchased as an emergency car blanket. I tried it out on my bed first and it is going to stay on my bed through the winter. I'm usually a hot, sweaty sleeper. I usually use quilts in the winter because and will wake up hot and sweaty.

I've never really used wool on my bed before because I thought it would be too hot. Sleeping with wool I still wake up hot but I'm not sweaty. So I just kick a foot out and go back to sleep. I ordered another to put under my fitted sheet.

The twin size works perfectly for my full size bed. It is just slightly smaller than my full size sheets, which allows me to fold the the sheet over the wool blanket to keep my arms and feet from rubbing against the wool.

I don't have any experience with other wool blankets to compare but I have zero complaints about these so far. I will order more.

I was looking for ways to stay warm but not get sweaty during winter sleeping, and Reddit's top recommendation was a wool blanket. After doing a bit of searching, I found this one that was 100% wool, highly rated, and the size I preferred (90 x 90 to fit in a queen duvet cover). I love this blanket!! I've only used it a couple of nights, but it's been amazing. The nights have been cold, and my thermostat is set to 65, but I was perfectly warm all night and did not wake up sweaty at all. It's a real game changer for winter sleeping! It's also a nice weight. I wouldn't describe it as lightweight, but that's not what I was looking for in a winter blanket (campers/backpackers might want something lighter weight).

Now that I know it works, I'll wash it with some wool detergent to remove the faint wool smell, and I'll stick it inside the duvet cover (which it's the perfect dimensions to fit!). It would definitely be a little itchy directly on skin, so I had it layered between sheets the first few nights.