Mackinaw Wool Blanket

Filson has been making Mackinaw wool since 1897, and this is the same cloth that kept Pacific Northwest foresters working through backcountry winters for more than a century. Thick, dense, 100% wool — the kind of blanket that holds heat on a cold floor and keeps doing it decades later.It ends up wherever the cold does. Behind the truck seat, at the foot of the bunk, over your legs on the porch when the temperature drops faster than the forecast said it would.This is a buy-once piece. Filson backs it with their Limited Lifetime Guarantee, and wool this heavy tends to outlast the person who bought it.