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-Chris-V- t1_j210k2i wrote

Reply to comment by kosnarf in where can I buy a pendleton blanket in person? by kingcreamEAT

Are the ones at costco the wool ones (that cost hundreds) or are they fleece (that are like $50)?

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kosnarf t1_j210vmy wrote

Ah, they are fleece

https://www.costco.com/pendleton-sherpa-fleece-blanket.product.100671239.html

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-Chris-V- t1_j2127h5 wrote

Those look really nice, but I think they are probably different from the wool ones people go nuts over. I've never used either. One of these days I want to check them out. They certainly have a loyal following around here.

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penlowe t1_j217sxh wrote

Slept under the one my grandmother got when she went off to college. She graduated in 1940. Yes, they really are that good snd last that long. I did not inherit it, but I also live where we have generally very mild winters. My cousin who lives in the mountains got it.

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-Chris-V- t1_j21b42c wrote

Cool! I can't wait to try one. Are they itchy (bc wool)?

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penlowe t1_j21dt1t wrote

Yes, but nana always had really good sheets and usually a light cotton blanket in between. So you only noticed it if you left your arms out or something.

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I_Have_Unobtainium t1_j21mrbr wrote

We actually just received one from Costco as an xmas present yesterday. Pretty decent feel to it, it's 100% polyester and made in china, and I assume just the design is the licensed thing from Pendleton. I don't mind it but it ain't the real thing by any stretch.

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_yogi_mogli_ t1_j232en7 wrote

They completely lack breathability. I run cold but always woke up in the dead of night in a pool of sweat. In a matter of months, I donated the 2 fleece blankets I'd bought at Costco to the thrift store. Honestly the worst blankets I've ever bought.

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kosnarf t1_j213q0g wrote

I have only had mine for two years. No issues so far. In total my household has about 6 lol

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