Custom Throw Blankets, Fleece Blankets & Bed Linen | Brandably
Custom Throw Blankets, Fleece Blankets and Bed Linen
A throw blanket or fleece blanket earns genuine daily use in a way few gifted items do, staying on a sofa, over an office chair, or in a car boot for months after it's first given. This range covers that reliably reused category thoroughly, spanning affordable fleece throws through to premium wool blend blankets and coordinated bed linen sets.
Whether you're sourcing a custom blanket for a client gift, a branded throw blanket for a seasonal campaign, or a set of corporate blanket gifts for staff or clients, there's a genuinely fit for purpose option here.
Fleece Blankets
For accessible, high volume ordering, the Soft plaid fleece blanket and Fleece blanket in pouch both offer a straightforward, affordable fleece blanket option, with the pouch version adding a compact, easy to gift carry case. These sit at the most budget conscious end of the range, well suited to bulk blankets ordering for events or wide staff distribution.
Throw Blankets and Recycled Options
The VINGA Lenox blanket and VINGA Verso blanket both offer a step up in finish and weight from the entry level fleece options, giving a more considered throw blanket suited to client gifting or premium staff rewards. The VINGA Bilton recycled blanket and VINGA Moulton GRS RPET blanket both bring a genuine recycled blanket credential into this tier, using RPET or similarly certified recycled fibres without compromising on softness or finish.
The VINGA Sheep GRS recycled PET pile blanket and VINGA Maine GRS recycled double pile blanket both use a pile construction, giving a plusher, more textured surface than a flat woven throw. A double pile blanket typically means the fabric has fibres raised on both sides rather than just one, giving extra warmth and a softer feel against the skin on either side of the blanket.
Wool Blend and Premium Blankets
The Vinga Saletto wool blend blanket sits toward the top of this range, combining the warmth and natural feel of wool with a blended construction for improved durability and easier care compared to a pure wool throw. The VINGA Monogram GRS blanket offers a similarly premium positioning with a genuine recycled credential behind it, making either option well suited to executive gifting or a higher tier client present.
Polylana Blankets
The Ukiyo AWARE PolylanaR woven blanket 130x150cm and VINGA Tella AWARE polylanaR blanket both use PolylanaR, a fibre blend developed as a more sustainable alternative to virgin wool, generally combining recycled and bio based fibres to reduce reliance on new wool production while aiming to retain a similar warmth and hand feel. This makes both options a strong choice for anyone wanting a wool like blanket with a stronger sustainability story behind the material itself.
Pet Blankets
The VINGA Branson GRS recycled pet blanket stands apart from the rest of this range as a dedicated pet blanket, built specifically for pet bedding or crate use rather than human comfort. It still carries the same GRS recycled credential found elsewhere in the collection, giving pet owners a genuinely sustainable option rather than treating pet products as an afterthought outside the main sustainability story.
Bed Linen Sets
The VINGA Montgomery premium cotton bed linen, 4 pcs set and VINGA Marston OCS organic cotton bed linen, 4 pcs set both extend this range beyond throw blankets into full bed linen set territory, typically covering a duvet cover, fitted sheet, and pillowcases in one coordinated set. The Marston set specifically uses OCS certified organic cotton, verifying the cotton has been grown without synthetic pesticides or fertilisers through independent audit, giving a genuine sustainability credential alongside the natural comfort associated with cotton bedding.
Fleece vs Wool Blanket
Comparing a fleece vs wool blanket, fleece is generally lighter, faster drying, and more affordable, making it well suited to high volume gifting or casual everyday use. A wool or wool blend blanket, like the Saletto, offers superior natural warmth and a more premium feel, but typically costs more and requires slightly more careful washing to maintain its texture over time.
Caring for Wool Blend Blankets
Wool blend blankets generally benefit from a gentle or wool specific wash cycle, using a cooler water temperature than you might use for a standard fleece throw. Avoid high heat tumble drying, as this can cause wool fibres to shrink or felt, and instead lay the blanket flat to dry where possible to help it retain its original shape and softness.
Branding Your Blanket or Bed Linen
Fleece and throw blankets suit a woven or embroidered logo particularly well, especially in a corner placement that stays visible whether the blanket is folded or draped. Bed linen sets typically take a subtler embroidered mark on a pillowcase or duvet corner, keeping branding present without overwhelming the overall design.
If you're building a wider home gifting range rather than a single blanket, explore our full home range, including our bathroom range and dishes and dinnerware for complementary gifting options.
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Browse Our Full Home Range
Explore the options above, or head back to our full home range to pair a blanket with other home gifting essentials. If you're not sure which item fits your needs, get in touch with us.
Fleece is lighter, faster drying, and more affordable, making it well suited to high volume gifting or casual use. A wool or wool blend blanket offers superior natural warmth and a more premium feel, typically at a higher price point and with slightly more careful washing requirements.
Organic cotton is grown without synthetic pesticides or fertilisers, verified through certification such as OCS, giving a genuine, traceable sustainability credential compared to conventionally grown cotton, used in options like the VINGA Marston bed linen set.
A double pile blanket has raised fibres on both sides of the fabric rather than just one, giving extra warmth and a softer feel regardless of which side of the blanket is facing up.
Use a gentle or wool specific wash cycle with cooler water, and avoid high heat tumble drying, as this can cause wool fibres to shrink or felt. Laying the blanket flat to dry helps it retain its original shape and softness.
Recycled PET blanket material is made from recycled plastic, typically sourced from used plastic bottles, processed into a soft fibre suitable for blankets while carrying a genuine, traceable recycled content credential.