70/30 Wool Blend Law Enforcement Duty Blanket | 140×205cm Police & Fire Station Bedding Bulk Supply

Product baseline: 70% wool / 30% polyester twill blend, verified to the agreed ISO 1833 test scope; 140×205cm with ±2cm size tolerance; 500/600/800 GSM with ±5% weight tolerance. The standard appearance is a navy-blue body with three parallel black inventory stripes at one end. The stripes are for stock sorting only and do not indicate rank, identity or official authorisation.

Construction, washing and packing: full-perimeter double-needle reinforcement, 3–5cm binding and 3–4 stitches per cm. When a project specifies a wash or disinfectant route, the method, acceptance items and applicable report scope are agreed before production. Each carton can carry a site-specific batch code, production date and QC serial number. Carton quantity and any site-labelled split packing are confirmed through a packing trial for the selected GSM and delivery plan.

Best suited for: police stations, fire departments, highway checkpoints, emergency response teams and authorised public-safety material suppliers that need frequent washing, locker storage and delivery to several sites. Any separate fire-performance requirement must be reviewed for feasibility and supported by an agreed test method, threshold and applicable report before it enters the quotation.

Product Core Advantages

1. Fixed 70/30 duty blend: the same fibre ratio appears on the quotation, label and delivery record, reducing receiving disputes when several sites replenish from one order.
2. Three GSM tiers for different duty patterns: 500 GSM suits portable checkpoint reserves, 600 GSM suits regular station rest rooms and 800 GSM provides a heavier option for colder outdoor posts. Each tier is sampled separately for folded size, wash result and delivery cost.
3. Built for frequent shift use: double-needle edges help reduce seam damage during repeated folding, locker storage, washing and transfer between duty sites.
4. Easy inventory sorting: navy blue and three black end stripes help warehouse teams separate this blanket from other bedding. The stripes are ordinary stock-identification marks, not rank or official insignia.
5. Multi-site delivery support: site-labelled small cartons and separate packing lists reduce resorting when one order is divided among stations or checkpoints.
6. Project-specific performance review: any fire-performance or disinfectant-resistance requirement is assessed separately and is not inferred from wool ratio or GSM.

Product Specification Table

Confirmed baseline: 70% wool / 30% polyester; 500/600/800 GSM ±5%; 140×205 cm ±2 cm; 3–5 cm binding. Finished-piece weight and GSM are separate measurement fields. Any change to size, material, construction or edge finish requires a new sample measurement and quotation review.

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. Available Incoterms: FOB, CIF, DDP.

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.

Optional Configuration Table

Submit the required quantity, destination, target specification, packing format and document requirements to receive a configuration-based quotation and sample plan.

Buyer-Specific Services

Police, Fire and Law Enforcement Buyers

Submit the required quantity, destination, target specification, packing format and document requirements to receive a configuration-based quotation and sample plan. We keep composition, GSM, measured unit weight, physical colour swatch, fold size, site code and packing in one approved specification for tender submission, receiving and replenishment. Multi-site orders can be divided into labelled small cartons with separate packing lists.

Emergency Response and Project Buyers

Select 500, 600 or 800 GSM according to site temperature, wash frequency and locker space. The matching sample confirms folded size, wash result and packing so buyers do not have to order from vague descriptions such as “medium” or “heavy”.

Public-Safety Material Distributors

Neutral unbranded packing, authorised unit labels and custom colours are supported. Each site receives its own quantity, carton marks and packing record, helping distributors manage delivery and repeat orders without resorting stock.

Order Process + Packing + Risk Notes

Unit packing, case or bale quantity, outer dimensions, net weight, gross weight and CBM are confirmed through a packing trial for the selected configuration. Loading estimates are prepared only after the final packing format and destination requirements are known.

Five steps: confirm duty-site requirements → send and retain the approved sample → complete site packing trials → approve labels and marks → retain the reorder specification.

Packing: each GSM tier has a different folded thickness. We trial-pack the selected tier before confirming carton size, site allocation and carton marks. Final carton quantities are confirmed separately for the approved 500/600/800 GSM configuration selected by the buyer.

Order Risk Notes

Required certificates or test reports are checked against the ordered material, color, finish, production scope and validity period. Document availability is confirmed for the selected configuration before quotation or production.

• Bulk colour follows the sealed physical swatch and the agreed disinfectant colour-fastness test method.
• GSM is fabric weight per square metre, not finished-unit weight; finished weight comes from the matching sample.
• The three black stripes are for inventory sorting only and do not represent rank, identity or official authorisation.
• Custom unit logos and packing marks require written buyer authorisation and final artwork approval.
• Wool ratio and GSM do not prove flame retardancy or disinfectant resistance. Each special claim must use an agreed method, threshold and applicable batch report.

FAQ + RFQ

What should the pre-production sample confirm?

The sample should confirm material, finished size, GSM or piece-weight basis, colour, 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 does not prove coverage.

How is bulk production checked against the approved sample?

Lock the sample ID and specification revision 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 colour 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 colour acceptance standard.

What should be checked on the edge finish?

Confirm the edge finish method, width, thread colour, 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 revision and product identity in writing. Bulk labels should be checked against that approved file and sample.

When is a new packing trial required?

Run a new trial when finished size, GSM, fold, unit bag, carton or compression changes. The confirmed trial should return carton quantity, dimensions and gross weight.

Request a Law Enforcement Duty Blanket Quote

For the first quotation, provide quantity, delivery sites, GSM tier and custom requirements. Complete inputs receive a formal quotation and proposed specification pack within 24 hours.

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