Faribault Woolen Mill Co. | Blankets, Throws & Scarves Made in USA

American Flag Throws

The stars and stripes looking their best. We couldn’t be prouder to offer these beautiful, practical and patriotic works of art. Shop American Flag Throws

Utility Blanket

Tough, packable and light weight. 100% re-purposed wool. We don't waste a single scrap. Explore Utility

Factory Tour

See how we make woolen blankets and throws.

From the backwoods to broadway

Hot and dusty, cold and drenched, our products are built to endure for the long haul. Shop Blankets

Featured collection

Faribault wool blankets are ultra-soft, naturally warm, and made in the USA. Crafted to last for generations. From our foot soldier to bedroom or baby - we have you covered.

4 Colors

Scout Wool Blanket/Throw

$ 200.00

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American Flag Black/Heather Gray Wool Throw

1 Color

American Flag Black/Heather Gray Wool Throw

$ 200.00

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Foot Soldier Military Defender Plaid Wool Blanket/Throw

1 Color

Foot Soldier Military Defender Plaid Wool Blanket/Throw

$ 200.00

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2 Colors

Border Plaid Wool Throw

$ 160.00

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1 Color

American Flag Red/White/Navy Wool Throw

$ 200.00

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Foot Soldier Military Shadow Plaid Wool Blanket/Throw

1 Color

Foot Soldier Military Shadow Plaid Wool Blanket/Throw

$ 200.00

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3 Colors

Summit Solid Reversible Wool Blanket

$ 250.00

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Leather Accessories Collection

No matter who the lucky recipient is, Faribault wool and leather gifts add just the right touch to special occasions.

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Working at Faribault Woolen Mill

The Faribault Woolen Mill is a 150+ year living testament to American craftsmanship, producing fine woolens renowned for their comfort and quality. Reborn in 2011, our fine wool blankets, throws, scarves and accessories are found in the finest home and fashion stores all over the world.

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The Art of Wool

Wool is a naturally renewable fibre - Each year sheep produce a fleece, which makes wool a natural and renewable resource. As yet, no one has been able to reproduce the properties of wool synthetically.

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Today, in a historic mill nestled along the Cannon River in Minnesota, a 150-year-old story is still being woven. The Faribault Woolen Mill endures as one of the last vertical woolen mills in America.