A wool blanket is one of the most reliable survival tools you can carry. It insulates even when wet, blocks wind, and holds up to heavy use. Unlike synthetic materials, it won’t melt near a fire ...

The Hudson’s Bay wool point blankets were first produced for the company in 1779 by a British textile mill, which used ...

Washable wool blankets offer the perfect blend of warmth, softness as well as eco-friendliness. Let’s dive into the world of washable wool blankets and discover your new favorite cuddle buddy.

With the Hudson's Bay Company filing for creditor protection, some Indigenous people are reflecting on their relationship ...

The blanket, known as the Oshki Wupoowane Multistripe Point Blanket at thebay.com, is listed on the retailer’s website for $360 – a $90 saving from the original list price of $450. But the product is ...

Point blankets were used by European settlers and explorers to barter for furs with Indigenous peoples in today’s Canada as ...

Today, Faribault Mill is one of the few remaining American companies (Pendleton being the other major name) that turn raw wool into blankets, apparel and accessories. The factory may look like a ...

Below, the 12 very best throw blankets to cocoon yourself in, including classic wool coverlets, a luxurious mohair throw, and the softest faux-fur blankets out there. Update on March 6 ...

About Faribault Mill Founded in 1865, Faribault Mill produces timeless, handcrafted blankets, decorative throws, apparel, and accessories. From providing woolen blankets for pioneers heading west and ...