Blanket looks well tailored and has minimal odour. After airing it out in the garage for three days, I put it in my car to use as a winter emergency blanket and I don't notice any smell from it in the car. While the duvet is "nice and heavy" meaning it won't slip off a sheet or sleeping bag like synthetic fleece duvets do, it has a lot less "buoyancy" than I would expect from would expect from a high-quality wool blanket. Attic = trapped air = ability to trap heat. I have other military and quilts that have more volume for the weight and Pendleton camp quilts that are much better but cost 3-4 times more. However, given the price, I can overlook the low loft issue, which is why it gets four stars. If I had paid $100 for it I would have given it less stars, but at less than $40 this is a good comforter for the price. Allow both people to share each other's warmth. Recommended for: - Emergency use in winter - Camping in spring or fall as an extra layer over or under sleeping bags - As an extra layer on a bunk in a cabin where the temperature drops at night when the wood stove is burning low.
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