When choosing a blanket, we should not only look at its appearance, but also consider all aspects. From the point of view of the material, the ball is fuzzy and the plush is sparse. Such blankets are considered inferior. What's more, moldy inferior wool and acrylic and polypropylene fibers are mixed into the raw materials of the blanket, so we should pay attention to these when we want to buy.
See raw materials
The raw materials of high-quality blankets are generally woven from fine wool, with long and uniform hair, soft, flexible, and no hard roots;
The raw materials of inferior blankets are often mixed with moldy and deteriorated inferior wool and acrylic and polypropylene fibers. The hair is short and the root thickness is uneven, and it has no elasticity when handed and has hard roots.
Look at appearance
The high-quality blanket has clear and beautiful patterns, shiny suede, uniform color, distinct patterns, soft down underneath, and consistent inversion;
Inferior blankets are dim in color, fuzzy in patterns, sparsely piled, and prone to pilling, sticky and dirty.
Look at feet
The high-quality blanket feels comfortable, non-sticky, non-slip, and has good resilience. It can return to its original shape soon after stepping on it;
The elasticity of inferior blankets is often very small, the recovery is very slow after stepping on, the feet feel rough, and often accompanied by the feeling of hard objects.
See craft
The craftsmanship of high-quality blankets is exquisite, the surface of the blanket is straight and the texture is regular;
Inferior blankets are rough in workmanship, with more leaky lines and exposed bottoms, and their weight is significantly lower than that of high-quality products due to their low density.
