20% Wool Blend Emergency Blanket for Relief and Reserve Supply

20 years of emergency textile manufacturing experience, annual capacity of 3 million wool blend emergency blankets, with total delivery of over 3 million pieces of emergency textiles to 30+ countries worldwide.
We supply for international humanitarian relief projects, government disaster relief programs, NGO projects and national emergency reserve warehouses through cooperative traders. Our products meet the quality requirements for UN and Red Cross procurement projects, and support full inspection by third-party agencies including SGS, BV and Intertek.
Lead time is critical for emergency projects. Urgent orders can be scheduled for production within 72 hours, with all goods produced strictly per sealed sample standards.

State the complete composition

A 20% wool statement covers only part of the blend. The remaining fibre must be named consistently in the quotation, label and approved sample. Buyers should also establish whether the ratio is a target configuration or a declaration governed by an agreed method, then verify that bulk labels follow the approved version.

Composition fields	Target wool share, remaining fibre, label language and declaration basis
Product fields	Size, GSM or piece weight, color, edging and care
Order fields	Quantity, packing, carton marks, inspection and destination

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Position the 20% wool blend for its own procurement task

A 20% wool blend has its own cost, handle, care label specification and project position. It may suit reserve or channel programs seeking a defined wool component with controlled bulk cost, but the percentage does not establish warmth, wash cycles or service life. Selection should follow the approved sample and project acceptance fields.

Compare quotations on one basis

Suppliers may quote different dimensions, GSM, finished weight, remaining fibre and packing. Unit prices become comparable only after these fields are aligned. A lower price caused by smaller dimensions, lower finished weight or simpler packing is not a saving on the same product.

Align first	Complete composition, dimensions, weight basis and color
Then align	Labels, unit bags, carton quantity and carton requirements
Compare last	Sample conformity, document support, inspection and total delivery terms

Order Terms

Order Terms:
MOQ 500 units. Lead time: 10-15 days for standard orders, 15-20 days for large bulk orders, 20-35 days for customized items. Standard quotations are generally available on EXW, FOB or CIF terms; DDP can be evaluated for selected destinations according to the country, product and order requirements.

50% deposit will be required upon order confirmation to start production, and full balance to be settled before shipment.

Flexible payment arrangement can be discussed for institutional buyers and emergency relief tender projects.

Core Specs

• Target material: 20% wool + 80% polyester blend
• Standard finished size: 150×200cm
• Fabric weight: 220 GSM
• Reference finished sample weight: approximately 0.92kg per piece
• Standard colors: light grey, dark navy and olive
• Double-needle reinforcement at stress points, with batch traceability and QC serial numbers

220 GSM is fabric weight per square metre; 0.92kg is the reference finished-sample weight. They are not interchangeable. Final size, composition and finished weight follow the approved pre-production sample, complete fibre label and order agreement.

Recommended Use Scenarios

① Government Routine Emergency Reserve

Recommended Spec: 150×200cm 220GSM, light grey/dark navy, standard PE bag packing

Balances cost and performance for 3-5 year long-term dry storage. 15% smaller loading volume than heavier wool blends, fits 55,000pcs per 40HQ, saving ~12% ocean freight per piece, ideal for provincial/municipal routine material reserve programs.

Pitfall Warning: Do not choose fabric below 200GSM for lower cost; it will thin and pill after first wash, and shed excessively after 2 years of storage.

② Post-disaster Bulk Resettlement Distribution

Recommended Spec: 150×200cm 220GSM, olive/dark navy, bulk woven bag packing

Light weight per piece, single staff can carry 25pcs at a time for 30% faster distribution speed. Soft, non-irritating handle suitable for temporary settlement point distribution, can be used directly without a duvet cover.

Pitfall Warning: Confirm double-needle edge construction; single-needle edges will fray easily during bulk handling and distribution.

③ Channel Wholesale / Labor Welfare

Recommended Spec: 150×200cm 220GSM, multi-color optional, custom color box packing

Better perceived quality than 100% polyester blankets with visible wool content, 8% higher resale value for retail and labor welfare channels, supports custom packaging for brand owners.

Cost Saving Tip: Single color printing on standard PE bags is free for orders over 10,000pcs; custom packaging has separate surcharge.

④ Emergency Kit / Relief Set Matching

Recommended Spec: 150×200cm 220GSM, vacuum compressed packing

Compressed volume only 12*8*5cm, 40% smaller than unpacked, fits standard home and car emergency kit sizes without taking excess storage space.

Pitfall Warning: Vacuum packed products must pass 6-month rebound testing to avoid permanent creases that cannot be flattened after long storage.

• Complete 20% wool + 80% polyester wording removes ambiguity about the remaining fibre
• Size, weight and packing are aligned before total delivered cost is compared
• Yarn source, weight, color, finishing or packing changes trigger renewed approval

• Product configuration: target wool content of 20%, with the remaining fibre composition stated in full on the label. Finished size, GSM or finished unit weight, color, edge finish and care label specification are locked by sample and order.
• Construction and documents: all stress points use double-needle reinforcement. The standard configuration is OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified, with applicable SGS-related test reports, full batch traceability and QC serial numbers available.

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Control labels, care and repeat orders

Approve fibre labels, care symbols, item codes and batch identification before production. A repeat order should not rely on an old product name alone. Changes in raw material or finishing can alter handle and appearance, so review the new batch sample or first piece.

Build a bulk acceptance plan

Inspection should cover composition labels, dimensions and weight basis, color, edges, surface defects, odor, packing and quantity. SGS testing or OEKO-TEX related documents are used only when genuinely held and applicable to the product, batch and destination market.

Suitable projects and clear limits

This blend can suit budget-controlled institutional reserves, relief distribution, wholesale channels and programs requiring an identified wool blend. For tenders specifying 50/50 or a higher wool ratio, please refer to our heavy weight wool blend series. A compact-loading objective also needs a separate packing trial.

Procurement Pitfalls to Avoid

General Pitfalls

1. Fake Certificates: Suppliers provide edited OEKO-TEX/SGS reports where actual products do not meet standards, leading to customs detention or project rejection.

   Self Check: Verify report numbers on the issuing agency's official website; request third-party testing for bulk goods if needed.

   Our Prevention: All certificates are authentic and verifiable, we support third-party on-site inspection, and unqualified goods will be reworked per contract terms.

2. Size Shortage: Marked 150×200cm, actual size runs 140×190cm, failing to cover an adult body and reducing usable area.

   Self Check: Randomly measure 10 pieces from different cartons; size error over ±2cm is unqualified.

   Our Prevention: Fixed cutting dies are used, with 100% finished size inspection, error controlled within ±1.5cm.

3. Inconsistent Batches: Bulk goods have different color, thickness or handle from the approved sample, with partial qualified and partial unqualified units.

   Self Check: Inspect 10% of units from different carton numbers, compare directly with the sealed sample.

   Our Prevention: Same orders use the same batch of yarn and fabric; samples are sealed before production, and bulk goods match the sealed sample within industry tolerance.

4. Damaged Packing: Thin cartons or unsealed inner bags lead to damp, moldy product during ocean shipping or long storage.

   Self Check: Check carton thickness and inner bag sealing before loading; confirm no broken packages.

   Our Prevention: 5-layer corrugated cartons, sealed inner PE bags, desiccant added for long-distance shipping.

5. Incorrect Label Information: Misprinted composition labels with wrong wool content lead to customs penalties or consumer complaints.

   Self Check: Confirm label content against the approved draft before bulk production.

   Our Prevention: Label drafts are confirmed in writing by customers before printing; 100% label check during packing.

20% Wool Blend Exclusive Pitfalls

1. False Wool Content: Marked 20% wool, but actual wool content runs below 12%, or uses recycled wool waste instead of new wool, leading to poor handle and excessive lint.

   Self Check: Send random samples for fiber content testing, or do a simple burn test: pure wool smells like burning hair with loose, crushable ash; polyester melts into hard beads.

   Our Prevention: Each fabric batch is tested for wool content, controlled at 20%±1.5%; test reports are provided with bulk shipments.

2. GSM Weight Shortage: Marked 220GSM, but actual fabric weight runs only 180-190GSM, resulting in thin, semi-sheer fabric with poor warmth retention.

   Self Check: Simple check: weigh a full finished blanket, standard weight is 0.92kg±0.05kg; units under 0.85kg are underweight. For formal inspection, cut a 10×10cm fabric swatch and weigh to calculate GSM; error over ±5% is unqualified.

   Our Prevention: Every fabric roll is tested for GSM upon factory entry; unqualified fabric is returned directly.

3. Excessive Lint & Pilling: Short staple waste fiber is used, leading to heavy lint shedding after unpacking and severe pilling after first wash, with loose fiber sticking to clothing.

   Self Check: Rub fabric firmly 20 times with a dry hand; obvious lint transfer to hand is unqualified. Request pilling grade test reports for bulk orders.

   Our Prevention: We use carded long-staple wool; every blanket passes through a lint suction machine before packing, with pilling grade ≥2.5 (slight pilling, no impact on normal use) after 40℃ washing.

4. Single Needle Edge Fraying: Single-needle stitching is used on edges to cut cost, leading to loose stitches that fray after 1-2 washes or during transport.

   Self Check: Pull edges firmly; loose stitches or fraying indicate unqualified construction.

   Our Prevention: All stress points use double-needle reinforcement; seam slippage testing is conducted every 200 pieces, with seam strength ≥50N meeting industry standards.

⚠️ Mandatory Hygiene & Quality Red Lines

• All fabrics pass OEKO-TEX Standard 100 testing, with no fluorescent agents, no harmful chemicals, no irritating odor, safe for direct skin contact.
• Wool goes through carbonization to remove impurities and eggs; no mold or insect damage under recommended 5-year dry storage conditions.
• Loose fiber loss rate ≤1.5%, first wash lint loss ≤5g, no excessive shedding.
• Color fastness ≥3 grade, no fading or color bleeding after washing, no staining on other fabrics.
• Pre-washed finish, shrinkage rate ≤3% after 40℃ gentle wash, no obvious deformation.

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❌ Orders We Do Not Accept

• Orders requiring false wool content marking (labeling 20% as 30%/50%): We do not produce mislabeled goods that mislead buyers.
• Ultra-low price orders requiring recycled waste wool or inferior fiber: These products shed excessively, have unpleasant odor, and fail in actual emergency use.
• Orders requiring single-needle edges or skipping washing/lint suction processes to cut cost: These products have high defect rates; we do not ship unqualified goods.
• Orders requiring fake OEKO-TEX/SGS certificates: All certificates we provide are authentic; fake certificates cause avoidable loss for customers, and we do not take this risk.
• Orders requiring cutting corners to meet urgent delivery without QC: Emergency product quality impacts user safety; we do not skip inspection steps for speed.

 5 Professional Terms for Wool Blend Blanket Procurement

1. Wool Input Ratio vs Net Wool Content: Input ratio is the weight of wool put into production; net content is the actual wool percentage in finished fabric (some wool is lost during spinning and weaving). Unscrupulous suppliers quote input ratio as finished content to falsely claim higher wool percentages. This can cost you 8-12 cents per piece extra for lower actual wool content. Always confirm net wool content on official test reports, not input ratio.

2. GSM (Grams per Square Meter): GSM is fabric weight per square meter, separate from single piece finished weight. 220GSM means 1㎡ of fabric weighs 220g; single piece weight is calculated by size + GSM + edge/binding weight. Confusing these two metrics leads to incorrect weight judgments, and you may receive thin fabric while paying for standard weight. Always confirm both GSM and single piece weight in contracts.

3. Double-needle Reinforcement: Two rows of stitching on edges and stress points, compared to single-needle stitching which only has one row. Double-needle construction is twice as durable and resists fraying. Single-needle products are 3-5% cheaper but have a 30% higher damage rate during distribution and washing. For bulk reserve and distribution, always select double-needle edge construction.

4. Carbonized Wool: Wool treated with high-temperature carbonization to remove grass, impurities, eggs and bacteria, compared to untreated raw wool which contains impurities and is prone to insect infestation. Carbonized wool can be stored for 5 years without insect damage, while untreated wool may develop infestation after 1 year of storage. Do not select untreated wool for long-term reserve, as it can lead to bulk product loss.

5. Pilling Grade: Tested via Martindale pilling tester on a 1-5 scale, with higher grades indicating better performance. Grade ≥2.5 means slight pilling that does not affect use; grade ≤2 means heavy pilling after washing. Low pilling grade products look worn after one wash and are unsuitable for welfare or distribution use. Confirm pilling grade ≥2.5 in acceptance standards for this blend.

A 20% wool specification must name the complete blend

The remaining fibre is part of the product identity and must be shown as a project-confirmed field together with dimensions, weight, surface, edging, color and packing options. If the current order has not locked the other 80%, it should be confirmed separately from a fixed polyester or alternative composition. Keep it explicit for sample and order approval.

Control budget through total delivery conditions

A lower wool target may serve budget-controlled institutional or wholesale programs, but price comparison must also cover dimensions, finished weight, packing, labels, testing and transport volume. We should return alternatives on the same basis so the buyer can see whether a lower price results from an actual efficiency or a reduced specification.

How a sample demonstrates independent value

The sample should show handle, pile face, edging, drape, folded volume and label content together. When comparing it with a 50/50 or higher-wool configuration, keep dimensions and weight basis consistent. This isolates the effect of the blend configuration instead of confusing it with a different construction.

Close the loop between labels and care

Complete composition should agree across the quotation, approval-sample label, production label and packing documents. Care symbols must fit the confirmed configuration and destination requirement. Do not promise a number of wash cycles without an agreed method and applicable result.

Quotation and supplier coordination

The buyer provides the complete composition target, use, quantity, dimensions, weight, color, care, packing and destination. We then confirm feasible materials, sample process, label layout, applicable documents and bulk acceptance fields before issuing the formal quotation.

Order specification decisions for 20% Wool Blend Emergency Blankets

A 20% wool quotation begins by naming the other fibre, because most of the blend remains undefined when only the wool share is stated. The table then aligns cost comparison, surface, care, packing and repeat-order controls. This lets a budget-managed project compare a complete product rather than a percentage headline.

Status	Decision field	Buyer selection or method	Supplier output / confirmation step
Required for RFQ	Composition	State 20% wool and identify remaining fibre	RFQ step: Align all order documents
Required for RFQ	Cost basis	Compare equal size, weight and packing	RFQ and sample step: Return like-for-like quotation
Required before production	Surface	Approve handle, pile and drape	Sample step: Provide controlled sample
Required before production	Care	Confirm symbols for final blend	Pre-production step: Prepare label proof
Required before final packing	Packing	Select fold and carton around distribution	Packing-trial step: Run packing trial
Project option	Repeat order	Reference composition and sample version	Artwork or reorder step: Reconfirm material changes

Outputs for a complete 20% wool offer

Return the full composition wording, an equal-basis sample and a quotation that keeps dimensions, weight and packing visible. Provide the care-label layout and explain any substitution before approval. For repeat orders, use the composition and sample confirmed version together so the lower wool target remains a controlled configuration rather than a loose commercial label.

Final 20% wool order decision

Verify the complete composition first, then compare total delivered conditions at the same dimensions, weight and packing. A lower price created by a smaller item, lighter finished weight or missing label support is not a like-for-like offer. The supplier should return the full blend, sample, care label and aligned quotation so the buyer understands the intended balance between budget and material character.

Turning the selection into a production version

After selection, combine complete composition, sample reference, size and weight basis, color, edging, label language, unit pack and carton requirements in one production confirmed version. Any change should state its effect on price, sample and delivery conditions. Bulk checks then compare label content, appearance, measurements and packing quantities, turning the 20% wool configuration into an order identity traceable from quotation to receiving.

Sample, Certification & Service Policy

Regular sample fee is 30-50 USD per piece; sample fee plus shipping and special testing fees are prepaid by customers in advance, and fully deducted when order quantity reaches 10,000 pieces or total order value exceeds 50,000 USD.

Regular sampling takes 3-5 days; special testing takes 7-10 working days to issue official reports.

Our factory does not hold ready GRS certification (high annual renewal cost, which most factories in the industry do not carry), but we can normally produce rPET (recycled polyester) blended products. Regular rPET products come with third-party recycled content test reports. If customer projects mandate GRS certification and batch TC certificates, this can be arranged separately; certification costs and extra lead time will be disclosed in advance, with certification fees prepaid by customers and deductible per the above policy for qualifying orders. We never produce fake certificates.

All production follows approved sealed samples, supports full-process inspection to ensure consistency, meets relevant international standards, and can satisfy corresponding bidding requirements.

Full Process Quality Control

• Inquiry Stage: Recommend suitable specifications based on customer project type and budget; we do not blindly recommend higher wool content or heavier products to increase order value.
• Sample Confirmation: Free specification sheet, quotation and sample guide are provided; samples are produced with the same fabric batch as bulk goods, and sealed by customers before production.
• Fabric Incoming Inspection: Every fabric roll is tested for GSM (±5% max error), wool content (20%±1.5%), color difference, odor and defects; unqualified fabric is returned directly.
• Cutting & Sewing Stage: Cutting size is checked hourly; stitching is inspected every 200 pieces for seam strength, loose threads and skipped stitches.
• Finishing Stage: Every blanket passes through a lint suction machine to remove surface lint, pre-washed to reduce shrinkage, and inspected for holes, stains and defects.
• Packing Stage: 100% check of label content, inner bag sealing, folding size, carton marks and quantity; desiccant added for long-distance shipping.
• Final Inspection: Inspected per AQL2.5 standard, with composition testing, weight checks, size checks and appearance checks; inspection reports are issued before shipment.
• Repeat Order Guarantee: Customer sealed samples are retained for 3 years; repeat orders use the same fabric standard to ensure consistent handle, weight and quality as previous orders.

Packaging, Storage & Marking

Packaging

Standard packing: single piece PE bag, 20 pieces per woven bale or 30 pieces per carton. We support vacuum compression, color box and custom bundle packing as requested.

Standard loading capacity: 55,000pcs per 40HQ (standard PE bag packing); 80,000pcs per 40HQ (vacuum compressed packing).

Pitfall Warning: Vacuum compressed products must pass 6-month rebound testing to avoid permanent creases that cannot be flattened after long storage.

Storage

Store in dry, ventilated warehouses, kept 15cm above ground, away from direct sunlight and moisture. Carbonized wool in sealed packaging can be stored for 5 years without mold or insect damage under recommended conditions. Optional moth repellent sachets are available for long-term storage orders at no extra charge for bulk orders.

Multi-port Delivery

Support shipment from Shanghai, Ningbo, Guangzhou, Qingdao and other major ports; support split delivery by batch, and delivery to customer-designated warehouses as requested.

Marking & Customization

Support custom woven labels, wash care labels, carton marks, logo printing and multi-language labels. All composition labels strictly match actual product content, with no false marking.

Cost Saving Tip: Black and white standard label printing is free for bulk orders; custom woven labels have a small surcharge for MOQ under 5000pcs.

FAQ

What should the pre-production sample confirm?

The sample should confirm material, finished size, GSM or piece-weight basis, color, edge finish, label position and unit packing before it becomes the reference for bulk production.

How can buyers confirm that a test report applies to this product?

Check the report title, tested item, product or material scope, report holder and applicable batch. The document name alone should be checked separately from coverage.

How is bulk production checked against the approved sample?

Lock the sample ID and specification confirmed version before production, then use the agreed sampling plan to compare appearance, dimensions, weight basis, edge finish, labels and packing.

How should GSM and finished piece weight be checked?

Record GSM as fabric weight per square metre and record finished piece weight separately. Confirm both measurement methods on the approved sample before using them for bulk acceptance.

Which color reference controls bulk acceptance?

Use the approved physical swatch or retained sample. Screen display and ordinary photographs can support review but should not become the final color acceptance standard.

What should be checked on the edge finish?

Confirm the edge finish method, width, thread color, stitch spacing, corners and visible defects on the approved sample, then include these points in bulk inspection.

How are label details approved before production?

Approve the wording, language, size, position, artwork confirmed version and product identity in writing. Bulk labels should be checked against that approved file and sample.

How can buyers avoid comparing unlike quotations?

Issue one RFQ sheet covering complete composition, dimensions, weight, packing, labels, inspection and destination. Issue one comparison sheet covering complete blend, size, weight, finish, packing and inspection, so each supplier prices the same deliverable. This prevents later price changes caused by suppliers interpreting missing fields differently.

How to choose between 20% wool blend and 50% wool blend?

This 20% wool blend focuses on cost control, bulk reserve and distribution efficiency, making it most cost-effective for routine reserve, relief distribution and wholesale use. 50% wool blend offers better warmth and softer handle, suitable for cold regions and repeated use scenarios. Select based on your project budget and use scenario; there is no need to blindly pursue higher wool content.

Will this blanket shed after first wash? Is it machine washable?

A small amount of surface lint on first wash is normal for wool products, and will not occur in subsequent washes. It can be machine washed on gentle cycle at 40℃; do not bleach, do not wash in hot water, lay flat to dry after washing, and avoid long-term exposure to strong sunlight.

Will it get moldy or grow insects during long storage?

Our wool is carbonized to remove impurities and eggs, with sealed inner packaging; it will not grow mold or insects for 5 years in dry, ventilated environments. We recommend storing on shelves away from ground level with regular warehouse ventilation; optional moth repellent sachets are available for bulk long-storage orders.

What makes your pricing competitive without cutting quality?

We are a direct factory with in-house spinning, weaving and finishing lines, with no middleman markup. We control costs through large-scale raw material stock and standardized production, not by cutting material weight, lowering wool content or using recycled fiber. Every batch comes with a composition test report, supports third-party inspection, and unqualified goods are handled per contract terms. Prices below our production cost line typically come from suppliers using false content claims, lower GSM or recycled wool, which we do not produce.

What is the fastest lead time for emergency orders?

We hold regular grey fabric stock for emergency projects, and can schedule production within 72 hours. Standard emergency lead time is 7-10 days for quantities under 50,000pcs, subject to raw material stock status at order time. Emergency orders receive priority production scheduling.

What if bulk goods differ from the confirmed sample?

We seal samples before production, and bulk goods are produced strictly per sealed sample standards within industry tolerance. If bulk goods do not match the sample in composition, size, weight or quality, we support rework, replacement or refund per contract terms, and cover related reasonable losses. We support third-party inspection before shipment; balance payment is only due after inspection passes.

Request a 20% Wool Blend Emergency Blanket Quote

Required information

• Quantity
• Destination
• Standard configuration or custom size/weight
• Required test reports

Optional information

• Color, edge finish and care label
• Packing and institutional identification
• Repeat-order version or special acceptance requirement

With these four required inputs, we can return a like-for-like quotation within 24 hours, including: formal itemized quotation, 3 standard reference samples (freight collect), project acceptance standard sheet, and accurate container load calculation for your shipment. Custom projects then confirm composition tolerance, surface finish, care instructions and packing details.

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