Frequently asked questions
What does the Sequoia Washable Organic Cotton and Wool Blanket feel like to touch?
It has a soft, cottony feel with a touch of wool warmth, thanks to a brushed finish that enhances suppleness and coziness.
Who would most enjoy the Sequoia blanket at home?
It's well suited for year‑round use for those who want a breathable cotton comfort with wool warmth, and for anyone who values a machine‑washable option.
What makes this Coyuchi blanket a good choice for all seasons?
The blend of organic cotton and wool provides warmth without heaviness, making it suitable for cooler months and comfortable on milder days.
What should a first‑time buyer know about caring for this blanket?
It is machine washable on cold and gentle, and can be tumble dried on low, supporting easy care while preserving softness.
How is the blanket constructed and what are its notable features?
The fabric is 70% organic cotton (Turkey) and 30% organic wool (Argentina), woven in Germany with a brushed finish for softness, and weight 335 g/m².
Machine washable and versatile, the Sequoia blanket blends 70 percent organic cotton grown in Turkey with 30 percent organic wool from Argentina. Twisted fibers are woven in Germany and brushed for extra softness, delivering a cottony feel with wool warmth in a single, year round layer. The fabric is GOTS certified, offering luxurious comfort that aligns with organic sourcing and low-impact production.
Designed for easy care, this blanket prefers a cold wash on gentle cycle and tumble drying on low, ensuring lasting coziness without sacrificing sustainability. The brushed finish enhances softness while the weight of 335 grams per square meter provides a substantial, cozy drape suitable for year-round use.
- 70% organic cotton (Turkey) / 30% organic wool (Argentina)
- Woven in Germany with a brushed finish for enhanced softness
- GOTS certified and machine washable
- Care: machine wash cold on gentle cycle; tumble dry low
- Weight: 335 g/m²
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