Poyet Motte Chevreuse Heavyweight Wool Blend Oversized Blanket - Machine Washable Grey Plaid Throw - Full/Queen Size for Bed, Sofa & Winter Warmth

You can really tell the quality of this blanket. It has double stitching, is a good medium weight, and overall a beautiful coloring. Though subjective, it is not too scratchy but is soft and as another reviewer mentioned, about as scratchy as a wool sweater. The smell went away after airing out, but it was not entirely unpleasant. It reminded me of being inside an old barn or farmhouse, a natural smell vs a chemical smell, one I personally liked. It is also quite large, with almost a little too much overhang on the bed. With that said, I purchased the blue stripe color. The advertised photos are terribly misleading, which is a shame for a company with such a quality product. (And strange no one else commented on the difference). Still a beautiful coloring in its own right, the blue stripe color was a HUGE disappointment to what I was expecting. I then purchased the gray plaid, hoping it would be a better match to the color scheme I had in mind, and it was worse. The gray plaid had a yellow washed out tint look to it. It also was of a different quality, a MUCH lighter weight blanket, softer, with no smell, which makes me wonder if it was the correct wool blend it was supposed to be. Maybe it was defective, or a knockoff. It definitely was not the same kind of blanket as the blue stripe one I received, and not worth the price. I ended up keeping the blue stripe, even though I am still disappointed in the color. Don’t get me wrong, the color is beautiful, but I was really hoping for the look in the advertised photos. For the price point, provided you receive a blanket of the same quality as the blue stripe blanket I received, this is an amazing high quality wool blanket, one that is washable, with no pilling or shedding problems, and no overpowering chemical smell that the cheaper wool blankets have. Though I would definitely recommend this blanket, just be mindful of the advertised coloring issue and the possibility of a random (or not) quality control problem.