Shepherd's Lamb
Classic Wool Blankets
““Shepherd’s Lamb wool blankets are amazing. They are incredibly warm without being too heavy or bulky. And the fact that they are made with wool from locally raised sheep means I am participating in and contributing to an important tradition of ranching in northern New Mexico.
I have given these wool blankets as gifts to family members as far away as upstate New York, Boulder Colorado, and southern Florida. At a time when much of what we buy comes shipped from overseas, shrink-wrapped in plastic, Shepherd’s Lamb wool blankets are a wholesome and tangible alternative to that trend.””
About our blankets
For centuries, sheep have shared their fleeces with communities around the world, helping many families endure harsh weather conditions. At Shepherd's Lamb, our flock of wonderfully generous ewes continue to provide not only for their own comfort, but yours as well.
All of the wool used to make our Classic Wool Blankets comes from the flock pictured here. Read on to learn more about the blankets and discover some of the magical qualities of wool!
Outstandingly Soft and pliable
In addition to its natural softness and non-allergenic properties, wool retains its composition for longer than synthetic fibers. While polyester fill compresses over time, wool continually springs back into shape, retaining up to 95% of its thickness throughout decades of use.
Durable
Wool can last 20+ years, making it a superb investment. No need for expensive dry-cleaning, either – wool's naturally resilient fibers can be washed easily in the comfort of your home throughout years of use. When it's finally time to retire your blanket, you can rest easy knowing that wool is 100% biodegradable.
TEMPERATURE-REGULATING
Wool absorbs moisture, keeping a dry layer of air next to your skin that helps hold in body heat. Because it has a porous fiber core, when you air your blanket it releases moisture, refreshing it over and over again.
AMERICAN-MADE
From the northern New Mexico mountains where our sheep reside to the small New England mills where the wool is spun and woven, we are proud that our blankets are 100% Made in America.
Colors
Our blankets come in three classic colors and one pattern: Grey, White, Blue and Buffalo Plaid. The White and Blue blankets are solid colors, the Grey blankets have faint herringbone stripes in yellow, red, and blue, and the Buffalo Plaid feature a pattern of white and grey. The color of the thread on the edge of the blankets varies. If you would like a specific trim color, please inquire for availability when you order as our stock fluctuates throughout the year.
The white blankets are made from natural, undyed white wool. The gray and blue blankets are dyed exclusively with low-impact, Fibre-reactive dyes. These dyes do not contain toxic chemicals nor mordants, are highly colorfast, and are classified as eco-friendly by the Oeko-Tex Standard 100, an international certification process.
Sizes and Pricing
Our blankets are priced by size and shipping is free. Our smallest "Baby" size comes in just under two feet square and can also be used as a Lap Robe to keep handy on the couch when your Long Throw is in the wash. Our Twin, Full, Queen, and King sizes will keep you warm on the most cozy and spacious of beds.
| Baby/Lap Robe | 45"x45" | $145 |
|---|---|---|
| Long Throw | 45"x72" | $196 |
| Twin | 72"x90" | $290 |
| Full | 80"x90" | $324 |
| Queen | 90"x96" | $368 |
| King | 90"x106" | $420 |
WHERE TO BUY
SHOP AT TIERRA WOOLS
Our blankets are for sale at Tierra Wools, our online wool products retailer. You can purchase yours from the Tierra Wools Online Store, or in person at their showroom and workshop at 2540 US Highway 64 in Chama, NM.
visit the Santa fe farmers market
If you are in northern New Mexico and would like to pick up your blanket in person, you can visit the Shepherd's Lamb stall at the Santa Fe Farmers Market. Antonio is at the market most Saturday mornings and has a stock of blankets, yarn, pelts, and meat for sale. Click here for Farmers Market info and directions.
Lara Manzanares and Osa, one of the flock's guard dogs, stay warm on the ranch.