Bulgarian wool blanket, 200 x 160 cm, surplus

If you want to boycott Poland, buy this Bulgarian wool blanket instead! These don't have a strong smell and are wonderfully plain in colour as well.

Before the time of sleeping bags, virtually all armies issued wool blankets to soldiers. Even today a wool blanket has its virtues: it's robust and fire retardant, easy to care, easy to throw on like a cape and allows rapid deployment in case of an alarm. Of course sleeping bags have a way more better warmth-to-weight ratio than blankets, never forget.

Measures roughly 200 x 160 cm, can vary a bit, weight about 1,5 kg.

These blankets seem fully woollen or maybe with a small amount of acrylic. It lets moisture through to keep you dry, but provides some insulation even when wet. Although if you find yourself trying to sleep under a wet blanket, you probably did something wrong.

Bulgarian surplus

These seem unused or at have seen bunk use at most - definitely never fielded in rough conditions. The only smell we could detect was a hint of naphtalene.