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$199.99
Wrap yourself or a loved one in one of Lopi's blankets this winter and embrace the irresistible warmth and cozy lightness of Icelandic Wool. Each woven Lopi wool blanket is made to order in Iceland and is available now for pre-order through September 18th, 2020. Your order will ship at the... Read More
Beautiful blanket. If you need it next to baby skin soft, this is not your blanket. But if you don’t mind texture and Icelandic wool realness, this is it. Sensational colors.
I bought two Lopi blankets as Christmas gifts for my adult children. Both have said they’re beautiful and that the colors are great. Because they’re happy with their blankets, I’m very happy with the purchase.
I loved the first blanket I bought so much that I picked up a second one to match my truck. They are beautiful and cozy!
I loved my original purchase so much that I bought a second one to match my truck!
Lopi Wool Blankets are absolutely gorgeous, and highly recommended. The colors and workmanship are amazing. The Icelandic wool is soft and beautiful!
Wrap yourself or a loved one in one of Lopi's blankets this winter and embrace the irresistible warmth and cozy lightness of Icelandic Wool. Each woven Lopi wool blanket is made to order in Iceland and is available now for pre-order through September 18th, 2020. Your order will ship at the beginning of November 2020 with a guaranteed arrival before Christmas. These blankets are only available once a year so pre-order your favorites while you can.
*Please note, pre-order items are non-refundable and non-returnable.
The Icelandic wool has been crucial to the survival of the nation as it provided both warmth and protection throughout centuries of harsh weather. It is also quite unique compared to wool of other sheep breeds. The inner fibers are fine, soft, and highly insulating while the outer fibers are long, glossy, and water repellent. Therefore products made of Icelandic wool are extremely durable, lightweight, and breathable.
Because each of these blankets has a unique design, their dimensions vary slightly:
| Blanket Color | Dimensions |
|---|---|
| Land | 130 x 200 cm / 51 x 79 in |
| Flói | 130 x 200 cm / 51 x 79 in |
| Ægisíða | 130 x 200 cm / 51 x 79 in |
| Skúraský | 110 x 170 cm / 43 x 67 in |
| Þúfa | 110 x 170 cm / 43 x 67 in |
| Ró | 110 x 170 cm / 43 x 67 in |
| Jökulblámi | 110 x 170 cm / 43 x 67 in |
| Flétta | 130 x 180 cm / 51 x 67 in |
| Fuglar | 110 x 170 cm / 43 x 67 in |
| Vopnafjörður | 130 x 200 cm / 51 x 79 in |
| Kaflaskipti | 130 x 200 cm / 51 x 79 in |
| Tónar | 130 x 200 cm / 51 x 79 in |
| Tinna | 130 x 200 cm / 51 x 79 in |
| Mjöll | 130 x 200 cm / 51 x 79 in |
| Hestar | 140 x 210 cm / 55 x 83 in |
| Húm | 130 x 200 cm / 51 x 79 in |
| Lón | 130 x 200 cm / 51 x 79 in |
| Vetrarhiminn | 130 x 200 cm / 51 x 79 in |
| Vetrarljós | 130 x 200 cm / 51 x 79 in |
| Blóm | 110 x 170 cm / 43 x 67 in |
| Bót | 140 x 200 cm / 55 x 79 in |
| Morgunkul | 130 x 200 cm / 51 x 79 in |
| Útilega | 130 x 200 cm / 51 x 79 in |
| Augu | 130 x 200 cm / 51 x 79 in |
| Vinkill | 130 x 200 cm / 51 x 79 in |
| Jólarós | 130 x 180 cm / 51 x 71 in |
| Fjarski | 130 x 180 cm / 51 x 71 in |
Pure Icelandic wool processed by Ístex. In addition to these fluffy blankets, Lopi is available in 4 different yarn weights and in pencil roving, in colors inspired by the dramatic landscapes of Iceland.
Ístex has been the main processor of Icelandic wool since 1896. Today, 80% of the company is owned by Icelandic farmers and they process about 99% of the Icelandic wool produced in Iceland.
All of the Lopi yarns are produced for customers that value natural, sustainable and eco-friendly living, and are all OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified. OEKO-TEX company based in Switzerland that consists of 18 independent research and testing facilities in Europe and Japan that work together to test textiles for harmful substances. Their Standard 100 certification means that throughout every stage of processing, every bit of the yarn is guaranteed to contain no substances that are harmful to humans in any way.
The industry surrounding this wool has been crucial to the survival of Iceland and has been protecting Icelandic people from centuries of harsh winter weather.
