MATTI PIKKUJÄMSÄ collaboration wool blanket (dog gathering gray/large)

Lapuan Kankurit is a family-owned textile company from a small town in central Finland. It was founded in 1917 and is now the fourth generation of operators. It has grown from a small textile factory to a nationally renowned brand with its exquisite textile technology and beautiful works. , and even won the Finnish Craftsmanship Award (TAITO-FINLANDIA) in 2014. Lapuan Kankurit attaches great importance to the use of natural materials, and strictly controls the protection of the environment in the process of developing and manufacturing products. It promotes the diversified use of products and advocates that everyone can use the same product according to their own habits and preferences instead of following a standard. For example, the thin blanket that most people use to make their bed can also be used as a tablecloth, and a wool blanket can also be used as a tablecloth. Shawls, etc., they believe that good-quality textiles, if well preserved, can be used for a long time and collected carefully, rather than consumables that are quickly eliminated. This concept also fully implements their environmentally friendly and sustainable brand concepts. Lapuan Kankurit has always been famous for its high-quality linen fabrics. In addition to its high-quality feel, Lapuan Kankurit's beautiful and elegant but not overly gorgeous design is also one of its attractions. It has a long-term cooperation with the famous Finnish illustrator Matti Pikkujämsä, and its styles include Cute animals also have restrained and elegant totems. The new wool blanket is soft to the touch and light. The large size of 130x180 cm can cover the whole body, giving you water-tight warmth from head to toe. You need one whether on the sofa or in bed! ! Product Information Origin: Finland Dimensions: 130 x 180 cm Material: 100% new wool Storage method: hand wash (water temperature not exceeding 30 degrees Celsius) or dry cleaning Note: Can be ironed with wet wipes, the temperature does not exceed 150 degrees Celsius