- Is the Tekla Wool Blend Blanket warm enough for winter?
- It is a lightweight blanket, so it works best as a layer over bedding or on a sofa in mild weather. For cold rooms, pair it with a heavier duvet or a denser wool blanket.
- How do I wash a wool blend blanket?
- Wool blends generally need a cold, gentle wool cycle or hand washing, and air drying flat. Check the care label before washing, and avoid hot water and tumble drying, which can shrink or felt the wool.
- What size is the blanket?
- It is a rectangular throw rather than a full bedspread, sized to drape over a sofa or the foot of a bed. Check the listed dimensions against your furniture before buying.
- Does it shed or pill?
- Wool blends can pill slightly with friction, especially where it rubs against upholstery. Brushing or gently removing pills keeps the surface even.
- How does it compare with a pure wool blanket?
- It is lighter and less dense than most pure wool blankets, so it drapes more easily but insulates less. Pure wool is heavier and warmer; this blend is easier to handle and layer.
- Is the Dusk Blue color true to the photos?
- It is a muted, grayish blue that reads softer in daylight than on a screen. Expect a subdued tone rather than a bright blue.
- Where is the Tekla Wool Blend Blanket cheapest?
- At A.K. Rikk's, for $460.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Tekla Wool Blend Blanket?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Selfridges, A.K. Rikk's.