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Kid & Baby Blankets

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Crib Blankets in Heritage Wool Patterns

Pendleton crib blankets are made primarily from virgin wool, many in the same signature patterns as our Wool Blankets collection, including Harding and Chief Joseph designs sized down for the nursery. An organic cotton option is also available for a lighter-weight choice. Each design brings a bold, vibrant pattern to a crib or nursery.


Stroller Blankets Built for On-the-Go Warmth

For travel, Pendleton's sherpa stroller blankets pair a cotton knit face with a plush polyester faux-sherpa fleece backing, staying lightweight and packable so kids stay warm on walks or errands without adding bulk to a diaper bag. Pair one with a throw for the car or stroller basket, and see our product care guide before the first wash, since wool, cotton, and sherpa pieces are cared for differently.


Frequently Asked Questions


What's the difference between a crib blanket and a stroller blanket?
A crib blanket is wool jacquard and sized for nursery decor or bedding, while a stroller blanket is smaller, lighter, and made with a cotton-and-sherpa construction that folds compactly for travel, strollers, or car seats.


What material are Pendleton baby blankets made from?
Pendleton's baby and kids' blankets come in a few materials: wool jacquard crib blankets in heritage patterns, an organic cotton baby blanket, and stroller blankets with cotton knit on one side and polyester faux-sherpa fleece backing on the other. Check each product page for the specific material and care instructions.


What does "napped" mean on a wool crib blanket?
Napped wool has been brushed to raise the fiber ends from the weave, creating a softer, thicker feel and better insulation than an unbrushed finish. Some Pendleton wool crib blankets use a napped finish for extra softness against a baby's skin.


How do I care for a wool or cotton baby blanket?
Care depends on the material, so always check the care label first — wool crib blankets typically require dry cleaning, while sherpa and cotton pieces are typically machine washable. For general guidance, see the product care guide.