Camel Hair & Merino Wool Blanket “Caramel” | 1-Ply

Camel Hair & Merino Wool Blanket “Caramel” | 1-Ply

£129.00 £149.00
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from 200 X 135 CM

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The Camel Hair & Merino Wool Blanket "Caramel" is made from soft merino wool with a touch of camel hair which creates a warm and naturally breathable feel. Its gentle creamy tone brings a calm and cosy mood into any home. Perfect for curling up on the sofa as an extra layer on the bed or for quiet evenings.

Why merino wool with camel hair is worth choosing
Merino wool adds softness and natural temperature balance while camel hair brings a gentle weight and steady warmth. Together they create a blanket that works in every season warm in winter light in summer and always comfortable on the skin.

Worth the difference
Unlike synthetic blankets real wool manages warmth and moisture in a natural way. It stays fresh keeps its shape and holds its comfort. It becomes even more pleasant with time whether on the bed the sofa or used outside on cooler evenings.

🎁 Lovingly packed and ready to give. A thoughtful choice for anyone who values natural materials simplicity and long lasting warmth.

In stock and delivered to your home within two to four working days.

  • Material: 10% camel hair, 90% merino wool
  • Made in: Europe
  • Wool density: 500 g/m²
  • Structure: 1 layer with a matte cosy surface
  • Suitable for: Bed sofa or quiet evenings
  • Feel: Soft smooth and naturally balanced

Choose your warmth and feel

All our blankets are breathable and naturally regulate temperature. The different blends only affect the feel, the warmth and the look so you can pick the blanket that suits your home and your skin best.

100% merino wool classic soft and airy
100% Merino

Easy for everyday use and pleasantly light

Pure merino wool is naturally breathable and elastic and works well throughout the year.

  • Feel: Soft airy and gently elastic.
  • Warmth: Balanced warm in winter and comfortable in milder months.
  • Look: Classic wool texture with a soft surface.
  • Ideal for: Daily use guest rooms and general versatility.
10 percent camel 90 percent merino naturally warm taupe shade
10% Camel • 90% Merino

Comforting enveloping warmth

Camel hair adds fullness and insulation to merino wool which gives a gently denser buttery drape.

  • Feel: Velvety soft and a touch fuller.
  • Warmth: Our warmest blend excellent insulation while still breathable.
  • Look: Natural beige or taupe tone with a matte cosy surface.
  • Ideal for: Quiet evenings and cooler rooms.
3 percent cashmere 97 percent merino silky and refined
3% Cashmere • 97% Merino

Silky fine and elegant

A touch of cashmere enhances the natural softness of merino wool and gives it a gentle refined sheen.

  • Feel: Especially soft and smooth on the skin.
  • Warmth: Warm and light softer than the camel blend.
  • Look: Fine even pile with a gentle shimmer.
  • Ideal for: Sensitive skin and a clean elegant look.

Single layer or double layer, which blanket is right for me?

Both options are made from 100% wool and are naturally breathable. The difference is in the construction: single layer means wool pile on one side with a felted wool base on the back. Double layer joins two wool pile sides for more structure and extra warmth.

Single layer wool blanket with wool pile on the front and a felted wool base on the back
1 ply • Single layer

Light feel and airy drape

Wool pile on the front, with a felted wool base on the back. Ideal if you prefer a lighter, cooler blanket.

  • Appearance: One side with wool pile, the back shows the naturally felted wool base.
  • Feel: Airy and flexible, easy to layer over sheets or duvets.
  • Best for: Warmer homes, summer use and people who tend to feel warm quickly.
Double layer wool blanket with wool pile on both sides, thicker and warmer
2 ply • Double layer

Richer texture and cosy warmth

Two wool pile sides are joined together. You see wool pile on both sides for a generous look and extra insulation.

  • Appearance: Wool pile on both sides, looks beautiful turned on a bed or sofa.
  • Feel: Noticeably thicker and very cosy with an enveloping drape.
  • Best for: Cooler rooms, winter nights and anyone who enjoys a very soft and full feel.

Certified wool you can rely on

These labels help you recognise safe, high quality wool products that meet strict, independent standards.

Woolmark

Pure new wool with proven performance

The Woolmark symbol means the product is made from pure new wool and has passed independent laboratory tests for quality and durability.

  • Fibre purity: Verified content of new, untreated wool with no reclaimed fibres.
  • Performance checked: Resistance to pilling, colour fastness, wash and care behaviour, and stability of size and shape.
  • Reliable care: Clear care instructions backed by testing so your blanket stays in good condition for longer.
OEKO-TEX®

Independently tested for harmful substances

An OEKO-TEX® certification (such as STANDARD 100) means that every component of the product, including fabric, sewing thread and labels, meets strict human ecological requirements.

  • Skin friendly: Limits set for hundreds of regulated and unregulated substances, reviewed every year.
  • Whole product testing: The finished item is tested, not just the raw material.
  • Reassuring safety: Ideal for sensitive skin and family homes.
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Care instructions for wool

Everyday care

Wool is naturally self cleaning. Regular airing keeps your blanket light and fresh without frequent washing.

  • Air the blanket outside on a covered line on a regular basis and avoid direct sunlight.
  • Gently shake it so dust comes away and the fibres can breathe.
  • The lanolin in the wool repels dirt and odours so light airing is usually enough.

Washing and professional cleaning

When a deeper clean is needed use a gentle wool cycle or choose professional care so softness and shape are preserved.

  • Machine wash on the wool cycle at 30 °C with a mild liquid wool detergent.
  • Do not iron. Wool fibres spring back by themselves.
  • Use a tumble dryer only if there is a special wool programme.
  • Professional care (recommended): Instead of washing the blanket yourself you can take it to dry cleaning (“P”) or an eco cleaning service (“F”) every 6–12 months. This is optional but a gentle way to help it stay beautiful for longer.

More wool products

Explore our full range of natural wool pieces, from cosy blankets and throws to slippers and wool waistcoats. Each piece is made for long lasting use and a gentle, timeless warmth.

FAQs about wool blankets

Short answers about comfort, care and why wool makes such a difference.

How are wool blankets different from synthetic blankets?

Wool is a natural and breathable fibre that helps regulate temperature. It keeps you warm when it is cold and feels pleasantly cool when it is warm. It does not trap moisture or odours the way synthetics can and is naturally resistant to dust and bacteria.

Can I use a wool blanket all year round?

Yes. Wool adapts to your body climate so it feels comfortable in every season. It is light enough for summer nights and warm enough for winter.

Does wool itch?

Usually not, especially when the fibres are fine, such as Merino, camel hair or cashmere blends. These feel soft and gentle on the skin.

Some people simply have more sensitive nerve endings, so even superfine Merino fibres around 17 to 19 microns can cause a mild tingle now and then. It is not an allergy, just a natural reaction to texture.

If your skin is very sensitive, camel hair or cashmere blends often help because they feel smoother and finer.

For most people the feeling fades as the fibres soften further with use.

Are wool blankets suitable for sensitive skin or babies?

Yes. Merino and cashmere blends are naturally gentle, breathable and free from harsh synthetics, which makes them ideal for delicate or sensitive skin.

Do wool blankets smell?

You may notice a very light natural scent when a blanket is new or slightly damp. This comes from lanolin, the wool’s natural wax, which helps the fibres stay fresh and clean.

A short time airing outdoors, without direct sun, usually clears the scent completely. Make sure the blanket is fully dry before storing it and avoid plastic. A breathable cotton bag is better. If needed, a gentle wool wash with mild liquid wool detergent freshens it up perfectly.

Do wool blankets shed or pill?

A little surface fluff at the start is normal and settles with use. Try to avoid heavy friction and skip fabric softener. A wool comb or a fabric shaver keeps the surface neat.

How do I care for a wool blanket?

Wool is naturally self-cleaning, so regular airing keeps the blanket fresh without constant washing. When a deeper clean is needed, these tips help:

  • Airing outdoors regularly, avoiding direct sun, and giving it a light shake helps the fibres breathe.
  • Lanolin naturally repels dirt and odours, so gentle airing is often enough.
  • For washing, use the wool cycle at 30 °C with a mild liquid wool detergent. Low spin, ideally inside a laundry bag.
  • Dry flat, away from heat and sunlight. Only use a tumble dryer if it has a dedicated wool setting.
  • Do not iron. Wool fibres lift back into shape on their own.
  • Professional cleaning: dry clean “P” or eco clean “F” every 6 to 12 months depending on use.
What is the difference between Merino, camel hair and cashmere?

Merino is soft, fine and great for everyday comfort. Camel hair feels a little warmer with a buttery soft texture. Cashmere is the lightest and most silky. Blends bring their strengths together.

Are wool blankets environmentally friendly?

Yes. Wool is renewable and biodegradable, lasts for many years and needs fewer washes. This saves water and avoids microplastics compared to synthetics.

Are wool blankets good as gifts?

Definitely. A fine wool blanket is timeless, practical and personal. It is a gift that brings warmth and comfort every day.

Why are wool blankets more expensive than synthetic ones?

Worth the difference: natural fibres require careful sourcing and real craftsmanship. They feel better, regulate temperature and last longer, offering lasting comfort day after day.