M MCGUIRE GEAR Military Style Wool Camping, Survival, and First Aid Blanket, 64″ x 90″, Embroidered Caduceus Logo, Olive Drab

Price: $39.99
(as of Jun 09, 2024 01:50:27 UTC – Details)

Product Description

GI Style Embroidered “US” Wool Blanket

Our beautiful McGuire Gear wool blanket is built from high quality, military-grade material to keep you snug and cozy. Whether you find yourself outside for a few hours or days, this blanket will make the perfect addition to your gear. It measures 90″ (L) x 64″ (W), large enough to drape over the back of the sofa or wrap around you when the temperature drops. Since wool is a time-tested insulator out of nature, it will retain heat and provide warmth even when wet, keeping you snug and comfortable during those chilly winter days!

Constructed of 80% Wool and 20% Man-Made Fibers
Measures 64 inches x 90 inches
Fire Retardant properties
Beautiful contrast stitching
Mold-resistant and moisture-wicking
Retains heat, resists soil, and lasts a lifetime

These wool-blend blankets are ideal for outdoor expeditions in your car, recreational vehicle, or camper, for hiking, picnics, camping, or traveling. This beauty will resist soil stains, and stay clean through dirt and grime, providing durability and resistance for multiple years of use. This blanket features an embroidered Symbolic Caduceus Medical Symbol, with embroidered “US” letters in black. The caduceus symbol is a staff with two snakes coiled around it; it is the official insignia of the USMC, Navy Pharmacy Division, and the public health service. This blanket is an ideal graduation gift; healthcare workers will love it too!

Care instructions: Machine wash cold, gentle cycle with delicate or wool detergent. Dry on low heat or line dry. Do not use fabric softener. Do not dry clean.

Keep warm in the coldness of the outdoors.

Camping

At Home

On The Go

Military Grade

Fire Resistant

Comfortable

Constructed of 80% Wool and 20% Man-Made Fibers
Measures 64 inches x 90 inches
Fire Retardant properties
Beautiful contrast stitching
Retains heat, resists soil, and lasts a lifetime