| Product Name | 100% French linen quilted baby / kids throw blanket |
| Brand Name | HSC |
| Material | French linen shell; quilted construction |
| Technics | Quilted (stitched, not glued) |
| Size | 120 x 150 cm |
| Weight | 1.5 – 2 kg |
| Colour | 50-shade palette |
| Season | Four seasons |
| Feature | Breathable, light, eco-friendly; antibacterial and antifungal finishing as listed |
| Use | Cot, pram, travel, camping, decoration |
| Certification | OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 |
| MOQ | 100 pieces |
| Custom | Colour, logo, packaging, size |
| Lead Time | About 30 days (1-300 pieces) |
| Place of Origin | China |
| Package (logistics) | About 20 x 30 x 2 cm / 1.5 kg |
– French flax shell with a light quilted build: breathable in summer, warm enough in winter.
– OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 certification on a product that spends the night against a baby’s face.
– 120 x 150 cm at 1.5-2 kg – light for a pram, generous for a toddler bed.
– Fifty-shade colour palette, so a range can be built around a nursery collection.
– Colour, logo, size and packing all customizable for private label.
– Quilting is stitched rather than glued, keeping the inner layer in place through washing.
– Unit cartons of 20 x 30 x 2 cm at 1.5 kg keep courier costs low per piece.
The reason this quilt behaves differently from a synthetic one comes down to the fibre. Flax is hollow, so air circulates through the quilt rather than being trapped in the filling – warmth stays, but the heat build-up that wakes a baby an hour after settling does not happen, and moisture migrates out instead of pooling against skin. The quilting is stitched rather than glued, which keeps the layers where they were placed through repeated washing; glued quilting shifts into lumps and leaves the corners thin. The result is a blanket that still lies flat and even after a year of nightly use.
| Blanket | 120 x 150 cm |
| Weight | 1.5 – 2 kg |
| Fits | Cot, pram, toddler bed, travel |
| Colours | 50-shade palette; custom on request |
| Certification | OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 |
One blanket for the whole year, which is why parents buy a second rather than swap to a heavier alternative in November. At 120 x 150 cm it covers a cot, a pram and a toddler bed, and at 1.5 to 2 kilograms it can be carried one-handed. OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 certification covers the fabric that spends the night against a baby’s face, and the palette runs to fifty shades, which lets a nursery range be built around one item instead of a set of three.
– Wash the quilt before its first use; new cloth carries finishing residue.
– Use a baby-safe, fragrance-free detergent – skin touches this fabric for hours.
– Machine wash cold, at or below 30C, on a gentle cycle.
– Skip fabric softener; it coats linen fibres and reduces breathability.
– Tumble dry low with a couple of dryer balls to keep the quilting even, or line dry flat.
– Do not bleach, and do not dry clean.
– Expect the quilt to soften noticeably after the second or third wash.
– Keep one spare in rotation if the blanket travels between cot, pram and car.
Private-label work covers colour, logo, size and packing, with antibacterial and antifungal finishing applied as listed. Sampling runs ahead of production so a new shade can be tested before a season is committed, and orders start at one hundred pieces. Standard production takes about thirty days, and repeat programmes are booked in advance rather than handled as urgent one-offs. It suits nurseries kitting out a cot for the first time, gift buyers who want something that outlasts a season, and hotels furnishing family rooms where a heavy duvet is the wrong answer.
