Showcase your heritage, state pride, or represent your (or a friend’s!) home country with our Great Flag throw blankets. No matter where you are in the world, bring a slice of home wherever you go with a Faribault Mill blanket. Faribault has been crafting high-quality woolens at our mill in Faribault, MN for over 150 years. Nothing keeps you cool, yet provides warmth when you need it, like this amazing, 100% sustainable natural material. Hypoallergenic and resistant to fire, water, and odors, a Faribault Mill wool blanket will provide warmth and comfort to your family for generations. 85% wool 15% cottonThrow 42" x 65" | 2.875 lbClean or Hand Wash Cold With a little care, Faribault Mill wool blankets will last for generations. Wool is the original miracle fiber. It’s naturally stain, wrinkle and water-resistant, so our products rarely need cleaning. In fact the best way to refresh your woolens is the natural way: Simply shake or gently brush the woolens and hang them outdoors. Dry Clean Only Products Dry cleaning is recommended. You can also hand wash in cold water with a mild cleaning agent designed for wool. Hand wash does not mean the Gentle or Hand Wash cycle in a washing machine, as the agitation can cause the fibers to interlock. Line dry, taking care to rotate the woolen to prevent stretching. Iron only on low, only if necessary. Do not bleach. If these instructions aren’t followed significant shrinkage and a change in texture could occur. Machine Wash Products Machine wash cold, separately, on a gentle cycle. A gentle cleaning agent designed for wool is recommended. Side load washing machines are the gentlest. Line drying taking care to rotate the woolen to prevent stretching. Iron only on low, only if necessary. Do not use fabric softener, as it can increase pilling. Do not bleach. Wrinkle Removal If a blanket, throw or scarf wrinkles you can simply hang it for a day and wrinkles will smooth out, usually within 24 hours. Woolens can also be ironed on a low setting or carefully steamed. Pilling Prevention and Removal Pilling is caused by wool fibers becoming intertwined on the surface of the woolen as a result of wear or abrasion, even with gentle use. The finer the wool, the more susceptible it is to pilling. A lint brush or nylon-bristled garment brush are the most effective way to remove pills. Brush in the same direction, along the length of the woolen. Regular, gentle brushing can prevent most pilling.
