Lamb's Wool Blankets

What is the difference between a blanket and a throw?

A wool blanket is stronger and more compact in its structure. A blanket is woven with double layers, so the warp is never prominent but is hidden by the wefts. When weaving blankets, a technique called jacquard can be used, then patterns with several colors can be created and the effect becomes mirrored when the blanket is turned over.

Klippan take responsibility from the time the wool is purchased until a finished throw lands softly at your home, on the sofa or on the bed. A concept where you can feel completely secure with your purchase. Klippan spin, dye, warp, weave and brush the wool - all in their own factory. Klippan's vision is to manufacture beautiful throws of high quality, with great care for the environment. They only work with natural materials and would never dream of mixing in synthetic fibers.

Klippan's lamb's wool comes from New Zealand. This wool is produced in accordance with a program called Wool Integrity NZ ™ , where everything from animal welfare and environmental sustainability to traceability, wool quality and health and well-being is covered. Anyone who supplies wool to their wool exporter must commit to complying with these strict conditions that guarantee the welfare of the animals. An important part is the ban on mulesing. The conditions for raising sheep in New Zealand are ideal. The sheep go outside in the beautiful landscape all year round and eat only natural food. This makes the wool extra fine.