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Western Tracks Blanket

Blue Gold Multi

Sale price£290.00

COLOUR: Blue Gold Multi

SIZE: ONE SIZE

Blue Gold Multi
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  • 13oz Portuguese cotton flannel, brushed
  • Throw size, 74 x 54 inches
  • Blanket-stitched edges
  • Machine washable

C.C. Filson opened in Seattle in 1897 as a clothing and blanket maker for the Klondike, and ran his own mill for the wool. This one is not wool. It is thirteen ounce Portuguese cotton flannel, brushed soft and finished with blanket stitching round the edges, and it goes in the washing machine, so Filson say you can take it near a smoky campfire. Blue Gold Multi.

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