Size is very much a personal preference when it comes to shopping for the best wool blankets. Do you want a throw blanket for a sofa or your favorite chair, or do you want one to serve as another layer of bedding on a king-size bed? The blankets on this list run the gamut in size, so you’re sure to find what you’re looking for. The L.L. Bean Washable Wool Blanket in particular offers multiple patterns in multiple sizes if you want to keep your options open. The Faribault Mill Pure & Simple wool is made from soft and durable 100-percent virgin wool. It provides plenty of warmth without feeling too heavy; in fact, this blanket is surprisingly lightweight and breathable. Finding a great camel coat is an essential part of every woman's shopping list. A wardrobe classic that will last for seasons to come, this luxe-looking style will prove a worthy investment year-round, but especially for winter.

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We have a 30-day return policy, which means you have 30 days after receiving your item to request a return. Some laundry rules are simply not meant to be broken—or are they? You might have learned early on that wool and washing machines do not mix. However, there are several washable blankets on our list, notably this beauty from L.L. Bean, that are indeed machine-washable and even dryer-friendly. A timeless trench in a chic camel shade will also upgrade your office outfit this winter with a luxe touch, while camel wrap coats are ideal for off-duty style. Simply pair yours with leather trousers and trainers for an easy everyday look. Related Brands Alan Paine Barbour Barts BillyBelt Bridge Holebrook Sweden Joules Kathmandu Clothing Penguin Clothing ALL BRANDS

If you associate wool blankets with itchy skin, you might think a budget-friendly one would make for a downright uncomfortable experience. Not this one from Arcturus. It’s washed three times during the production process to become the softest wool blankets you’ll ever own. You won’t have to worry about shedding either, thanks to the mix of short wool fibers and synthetic fibers that help maintain its weave. Related Brands Cath Kidston Eastern Counties Joules Pachamama Knitwear Samantha Holmes Shepherd Slippers Sophie Allport Swanndri Tweedmill Textiles ALL BRANDS Malarkey says you don’t have to wash wool blankets often, perhaps every three to four months, depending on use. If they’re machine-washable, keep that water temperature on cold only—hot water will shrink it. “Try spot cleaning in between and using a gentle wool wash and conditioner,” Malarkey recommends. Fast forward to the 21st century, and we’ve swapped this fabric for softer wool, cashmere and mohair iterations. The key shapes remain the same however. Which means: buy a camel coat now and you’ll still be wearing it for years to come. The prices on our best wool blankets range from splurge-worthy to buy-one-in-every-color. Pricier blankets tend to be softer and more durable, but not always. “I recommend looking at the material used and also feeling the wood against your face,” Marlarkey says. “I have found some good quality wool blankets for a decent price.”

Alpaca wool is often touted as the softest and warmest, which is good news for those with sensitive skin. While not nearly as expensive as cashmere, an alpaca blanket will have a higher price tag than other wool blankets, but Huber says it’s worth it. “Good blankets are always something you can add to your home that are both functional and decorative,” she says. “Getting a good blanket for the colder weather ahead is a great investment.” Some blankets are made from pure wool, while others are made from a blend of wool and other manmade fibers. If you have always written off wool blankets as itchy or have sensitive skin, you may want to consider a wool blend, which often makes for a softer blanket. But that doesn’t mean all 100-percent wool blankets are scratchy and uncomfortable. The Citizenry La Calle Alpaca Throw is fully made of pure baby alpaca wool, often noted as one of the softest, most sumptuous wools available. Those extra-chunky knit blankets that you’ve seen on social media are super cute and a DIYer’s dream to create. But if you don’t have the time or the inclination to learn how to arm knit a throw blanket in time for the chilly weather, rest assured an enterprising Etsy shop owner has you covered—quite literally!

Portmeirion Pottery Powder Quay Imports Roka London Bags Scottish Fine Soaps Seasalt Shepherd Slippers Shrieking Violet Sophie Allport St Justin Swanndri Ti Sento Milano This Legends Luxury lamb’s wool blanket from The Company Store offers all the warmth and texture you would expect from a heavy wool blanket, yet it's light and breathable enough to be used even in the summertime as bedding. That's because all-natural lamb's wool works to regulate heat to keep you toasty in the wintertime while feeling airy and cool in the summer. Despite being made of 80 percent wool and 20 percent synthetic fibers, the blanket is machine-washable and should get softer with every wash. So, you can keep it at home to share with a partner or rely on its durability for when you’re out camping. Related Brands Barbour Barts Bridge Cath Kidston Heavenly Feet Joules Pachamama Knitwear Powder Seasalt ALL BRANDS This blanket features a plain self-hem, but you can also opt for the throw blanket version that has a fringe edge to add a bit more flair in your home. For an additional fee, you can also get it monogrammed for a personal touch. The blanket is available in one of five colors (ivory, toast, chocolate, teal, and blue) and three sizes, ranging from twin to king. To keep this blanket looking good as new, dry cleaning is recommended.

Camel is a luxurious shade which adds warmth and depth while remaining neutral enough to avoid clashing. Durable camping equipment also often comes with a heavy price tag, which is why this woolen blanket from Ektos is a breath of fresh air—especially when you’re outdoors. The lightweight wool traps and retains body heat and can even keep you warm when it's wet, making it great for when you're at your cabin in the woods or in a tent for an overnight campout. It’s especially perfect for use around a campfire, since no additional flame retardant chemicals are used during production. The included pouch also makes it ideal for general travel too.

Wool has a reputation for being an itchy material, and indeed some of the blankets on this list do have some degree of coarseness along with that cozy warmth. Malarkey says that if you want an itch-free experience, look for merino, cashmere, and alpaca wool, as well as wool blends with Pima cotton or Tencel fibers. “These kinds of wool are distinguished by their delicate, soft fibers, ability to drain away moisture, and ability to insulate,” she explains. At Caramel, we challenge the norms of traditional fashion, celebrating audacity and innovation. Our garments are a seamless fusion of vintage-inspired allure and modern trends, resulting in an exceptional aesthetic that sets you apart from the crowd. With impeccable attention to detail, we take pride in our dedication to slow fashion, partnering with skilled artisanal manufacturers who share our passion for the finest quality and craftsmanship. Each creation is a masterpiece, reflecting our commitment to excellence and the pursuit of true artistry. Made up of 80 percent wool fibers, the blanket’s texture is a bit coarser than others on this list, but it will be one of the warmest. It comes in 10 colors, including a bright red, white, and blue plaid, with a double whipstitch hem in a coordinating color. At 66 inches by 90 inches, this wool blanket is roomy enough for you and a partner, so everyone can stay warm. Day-to-day maintenance is also easy since wool is naturally odor and stain resistant; just brush away any dirt and debris accumulated from outdoors and, if needed, lightly hand wash it in cold water. If you have sensitive skin and have skipped wool in the past, know that alpaca is known to be hypoallergenic. We love the softness of the baby alpaca and the one-and-a-half-inch eyelash fringe adds extra appeal. When it’s time to freshen up this blanket, dry cleaning is recommended. While tailored wool styles reign supreme and work well when slipped on over smart outfits, there are plenty of other camel coloured coats to shop for winter, too. Try wrapping up in an on-trend faux fur teddy coat, which will look perfect with jeans and a cosy sweater on weekends, or over a floral dress as the temperatures warm up towards spring.