OakRidge Heirloom Merino Wool Blanket – 100% Australian Wool with Vintage Satin Edges – Breathable, Odor-Resistant, All-Season Bedding in King Size – Tan Cozy Throw for Home or Travel

A very nice blanket. The size (queen) is perfect and not too large, unlike many queen blankets I have had.<br />One disappointment: The label reads 'Australian Wool' and 'Oakridge, Oshkosh, Wisconsin.' It makes one think it might have been made in the USA, but no, made in China. <br />Oh well. I like the blanket a great deal.

I'm in love with this blanket it is very warm easy to take care of I will order another one I'm tired of having to buy a bigger washer and dryer to wash these fat confurters that are pretty and that's all I'm going back to when a blanket was a blanket very soft and warm

I have only just received this blanket, so I do not know how it will hold up. However, my first impression is that I LOVE it! The color is rich...more of a burgundy, but I think that is a plus. One review said it pills alot, but of course I am not seeing that right now. For me, it appears to be perfect.

I just received the blanket. It is very good quality, can't wait to jump into bed tonight, it's been so cold. (Northern Wis). It's very soft and has a heavy feel. I'll have to wait to launder it though as it is wool & has to air dry, can't wait that long.

Super soft blanket. I wanted a blanket made with natural fibers. Very breathable and I love its machine washable and dry on gentle setting. Keeps me warm. Highly recommend. I bought three of these blankets. Get rid of your polyester fleece blanket and get a merino wool one.

It is all good. Only thing is, no way to be sure this is Australian wool, other than the website item description. I was looking for specifically Australian meriono wool. But for the price, and since everything thing else is great, I am keeping it.

We love this Merino wool blanket! It is light weight, nice and soft and not scratchy and keeps us at a perfect warm and regulated body temp while we sleep! The only discrepancy was between the actual color and the photo depicting the "tan" color option. The actual blanket is a deep toasted tan color closer to light brown; whereas the picture depicts "tan" as quite golden. We didn't mind a bit because we love this blanket!!! One more thing I need to mention was two roughly 3 inch in diameter hard spots that seemed as if the wool had gotten matted down and hardened; this is referred to as "felting". They are not visible and are both located near just one edge of the blanket. Does not effect our enjoyment of the blanket at all.

Ni e quality, nice packaging. The wool is not super soft but not scratchy either and is a nice light weight. It is a little short on the bottom for a king. I am not able to tuck it under the bottom edge of the mattress. For the price, it is worth it.

I wish someone would change the screen so it shows the color and size of blanket actually ordered. I was horrified the first time I saw the screen with the navy blanket and no sizing!

Look, I had a hard time with giving the stars because of this - The blankets are Merino wool. But here is what you don't know: These things STINK when you get them! They smell like the sheep. There is NO WAY I could put one of these on my bed as-is! I had to research this. Here's the deal: the sheeps' skin produces someing called lanolin that helps protect their wool from insects, and other damage. The lanolin is a smooth substance that is a bit oily/a bit waxy, and it STINKS. (in contrast, Pendleton wool blankets don't stink because they have been scrubbed over and over to remove the lanolin. But, they cost $300 as opposed to these at $100). My research said to try washing them with Woolite, in cold water, on gentle to cut through the lanolin. Here is specifically what I did: I washed them, one at a time, in Woolite, in cold water, gentle cycle, plus a 30 minute soak cycle [that on my wash machine is an option with the gentle cycle]. That entire cycle takes 2 hrs. Then, leaving the blanket in the washer, I did the whole thing over again. So, two full wash cycles, or 4 hrs, as I described. You cannot use an electric dryer. It will shrink the wool. To dry it, I hung the blanket on a drying rack in an air conditioned room in my house for 48 hours. In the end, when I was convinced the blanket was FULLY dry, I did a million sniff-tests all over the blanket. NO MORE ODOR! And, no more oilyness. I have had that first blanket on my bed for over a week now and love it. I keep doing the sniff-check. But there is no odor. Oh, and also no more oily feel. Today, I decided to tackle the second blanket. It is now on the drying rack. But tomorrow, it will feel mostly dry. But I will give it an additional 24 hrs. Hopefully, it will come out as odor-free and oily-free as the first one did. THIS PROCESS WORKS. 100% But that is why I could only give these things three stars. You will NOT be able to use them as-is when they arrive.