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Pro Tips to Buy Cheap Fleece Blankets

Editorial TeamBy Editorial TeamUpdated:November 1, 20234 Mins Read
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Snuggling up with warm but cheap fleece blankets and a good novel is one of life’s greatest pleasures, especially in the dead of winter!

Fleece blankets, traditionally made of cotton or polyester and intended as a lightweight substitute for wool, have been around for quite some time. Choosing the right fleece blanket will result in a cocoon of soft, opulent warmth that is both lightweight and enticingly toasty.

Contrarily, the wrong fleece blanket will shrink terribly after the first wash or shed all over the home. There is a wide variety of amazing fleece blankets bulk on the wholesale market, so picking the right one can be difficult.

In this article, we’ll go over some of the more important factors to think about when shopping for cheap fleece blankets, such as the material it’s made of and whether or not it’s the kind you’d actually use, etc.

Here is what you need to know:

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1 1. Weight
2 2. Size
3 3. Fleece Cotton Material
4 4. Synthetic Fleece

1.   Weight

The “heaviness” or “lightness” of a fleece is described in a variety of ways by various manufacturers. It’s essential to buy from a reliable brand, such as Intralin, when in search of cheap fleece blankets. This is because even slight variations can have a significant impact on the blanket’s thermal performance.

Seek out measurements in terms of square units such as grams per square meter or ounces per square yard. A heavier-weight winter fleece weighs between 300 and 400 grams per square meter, or 10 and 14 ounces per square yard. The weight of summer wool is between 220 and 280 g/m2, or 7 and 10 oz/sq.

2.   Size

Your new blanket for the bed should be big enough to cover the mattress, plus a few inches to tuck in at the sides and bottom. Standard blanket dimensions (in length and width) are as follows, though this will differ slightly from manufacturer to manufacturer:

  • Twin: 90″ x 66″
  • Semi Queen 90″ x 85″
  • Queen is 90″ x 100.”
  • King: 100″ x 110″

3.   Fleece Cotton Material

Cotton fleece is very cozy because it’s made from the same cotton as hoodies. There are both 100% cotton and cotton/polyester mixes on the market to use for making the perfect cotton fleece blankets bulk.

Cotton fleece may cost a bit more than your average fake option. Cotton fleece is a great option as a natural fiber replacement for polyester, particularly for those who prefer the feel of cotton.

It’s important to remember that cotton fleece often shrinks in the laundry. Some manufacturers, like KSE Suppliers, can anticipate this shrinkage by making the initial product slightly larger than necessary before it is washed for the first time. Such reputable brands will always note this on their packaging.

4.   Synthetic Fleece

Fleece can be divided into two broad categories. Synthetic fabric, such as polyester, is the most popular option. In place of wool, this was developed because it shares all the benefits of the latter without the latter’s drawbacks: it is warm, hypoallergenic, simple to care for, and incredibly delicate.

Polyester cheap fleece blankets are typically more affordable than other types of fleece such as wool or cotton. While the specific fleece you receive may vary by manufacturer, the fabric composition is generally consistent across brands.

Advice on Selecting Synthetic Fleece Brands

For starters, check that they highlight the fact that the fleece is marketed as being pill-resistant. This means you can wash and use the blanket without worrying about tiny balls of polyester adhering to it.

Pilling can only be avoided during production by means of a shearing procedure. This extra step will help the blanket maintain its sheen and prevent pills and shedding even after repeated washings.

The second is to invest in cheap fleece blankets with a strong border stitch. The longevity of a blanket is directly related to the quality of the hem seam. Check that the blanket’s hems are securely stitched on all four sides. More knots mean a stronger blanket.

Finally, always use a cool water cycle and a low heat level when washing and drying your fleece blankets. If the blanket is left on the side of the dryer at the end of the cycle, the high heat setting will burn the tips of the extremely soft fibers, reducing the blanket’s softness.

Editorial Team

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