How To Care For Merino Wool Blanket | Washing Cotton Blanket – MyBlanket.co.nz

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Blanket Care

Top tips to wash and care for your customised merino or cotton blanket


Our blankets are made from either 100% extra fine merino or 100% combed cotton. We use the highest quality yarn to ensure that your blanket is soft, comfortable and the colours are clear and vibrant. Follow our wash and care instructions to care for your blanket at home.

Super Soft Merino

Spun from extra fine merino wool, the blankets knitted from this yarn are super soft, warm and light weight. 

Merino wool is famed for its ability to regulate body temperature. It’s breathable to keep your baby cool in summer and warm in winter.

•         100% Super Soft Extra Fine Merino 

•         19.5 micron

•         Spun in Italy

•         Cold hand wash with a specialised wool detergent; dry flat in shade. 

 

Combed Cotton 

Combed cotton is an extremely soft form of cotton, made by specially treating cotton fibres before they are spun into yarn. This extremely soft, strong material is ideal for making clothing which will be worn against the skin. 

How do we do this? 

The cotton combing process removes short cotton fibers resulting in a finer, stronger and more compact cotton. The combing process removes some 15% of the volume of the cotton, leaving longer, straighter fibres which are even and aligned. That’s why combed cotton is sought after for quality fabrics with high thread counts. Combed cotton is exceptionally comfortable to wear.

Combed cotton is higher-quality and softer than ordinary cotton, it lasts longer and is ideal for young skin. 

•         100% Combed Cotton

•         Delicate machine wash, with a short spin time. Dry flat in shade to retain shape and colour.

 

What is a Micron?

A micron is a micrometre and is the measurement used in wool classing to measure the diameter of a wool fibre. Finer = better - the smaller the number, the finer and softer the fibre.