Custom logo blankets for attraction and venue gift shops,
knitted or woven

It turns on the construction, the size, the fibre, how many colours your design carries, the patch, the labels and packing, how many you order of each design, and the freight and customs entry. We do not publish a blanket price. The quote puts each of those on its own line, and the landed cost calculator on this site adds them up.

Promotional suppliers embroider a logo onto stock fleece blankets, which suits a small batch you need soon. A factory run, with your design knitted or woven in or your patch sewn on, suits a venue that sells its own design for a season and can order months ahead. We run the second route, with factories in China.

Usually jacquard throws, and sometimes tapestry throws, because the design is woven into the cloth on a jacquard loom, often with a fringe at each end. A knitted jacquard is the knitted version: softer and stretchier, with bolder and simpler shapes.

On a woven or knitted jacquard, the design is made of the yarns themselves. Turn the throw over: a design woven or knitted in usually shows on the back in reversed colours, while a printed design sits on the surface. A fleece throw carries your logo on a sewn patch or as embroidery.

That depends on what sells in your shop. Tell us the finished size, including any fringe, or send a throw you already sell. The factory's drawing and the sample show the size before the run, and a throw larger than the usual sofa size is possible.

A factory run is set up for each design and colourway, so it suits a season's quantity rather than a handful of blankets, and the quote states the quantity it is based on. If you need a few blankets in a hurry, a promotional supplier working on stock blanks is a better fit.

As general information: the FTC's Textile Act covers throws, so the sewn label gives the fibre content, the country of origin and the name or RN number of the company that imports or sells the blanket. The FTC's care labelling rule covers clothing and leaves blankets out, so care instructions are your choice. Your hang tag and barcode come from your own shop system. Your broker or counsel can confirm what your goods need.

Yes. You approve photos of the yarn or fabric in your colours and of the patch, then one finished sample with its label, tag and packing, in hand or from photos. The run starts once you sign it off.

Yes. Send us the patch, or tell us which order it came from, and the factory matches it. You see a photo of the new patch beside the old one before the run, and the same patch can go on your beanies and scarves too.

Ask for the quote in spring and sign off the design and yarn over the summer, so the blankets can ship with the season's containers. Tell us the day they have to be in your shop, and we work back to the date your design has to be signed off.

For a cotton or cotton-blend throw, we ask the factory for the yarn mill's name and the cotton's origin back to the bale before you commit. If the mill cannot be named, the answer is no. For acrylic and wool, we ask for the yarn supplier and where the fibre came from as well.

Yes. They can share a shipment with your beanies, scarves or other goods, or with a light attraction's season of lights. Each design and colourway gets its own carton marks and packing list, so your stockroom can check them in.