Relief Blankets covers blankets procured in bulk for emergency and institutional distribution: synthetic fleece blankets, woven and non-woven thermal blankets, low thermal relief blankets, and heavier blankets for cold-weather responses, supplied compressed and baled for shipment.
Fleece is often preferred over wool in relief work for practical reasons: it is lighter to ship, absorbs little water, dries quickly after wetting and costs less per unit at scale. Wool holds an advantage in extreme cold and in fire resistance, which matters where open heating or cooking is used inside a shelter. Durability is the figure that decides real cost, because a blanket that lasts one season becomes a recurring line in every subsequent appeal.
Relief blankets are procured in very large lots through tenders and framework agreements by disaster management and civil defence authorities, social welfare and relief departments, refugee and migration agencies, health ministries, prison and institutional services, military logistics branches for disaster response, non-governmental and faith-based relief organisations, and emergency programmes financed by international agencies and development banks. Volume offers are prepared against the specification and carry material and weight specifications, test reports where required, sample approval, packed and baled dimensions, make and origin declarations and pre-shipment inspection.
Send us your size, weight and material specification together with your quantity, and we will quote on volume with baled dimensions stated.
