Denali Luxury Blankets #Fall2020

If you're looking to stay warm and cozy while enjoying outdoor living this fall and winter, Denali Home Collection's double layer, luxury blankets are essential to have on hand. Hand-sewn and made with two layers of Denali's premium MicroPlush fabric, these blankets are as soft and luxurious as they are durable and come in a wide range of styles and designs, from traditional western patterns and plaids, to Americana and nautical themes. In addition to their comfort and indoor/outdoor durability, Denali's blankets are made in America and feature a lifetime warranty. That means if you ever need to repair or replace a blanket, Denali will make it happen, no questions asked. How awesome is that? So of course I wanted one!

We got the Gold and Taupe Buffalo Check. Yeah! Buffalo Check, baby!! Gold and taupe come together perfectly in this colorful buffalo check pattern. The luxury and comfort of a Denali blanket can be felt in every fiber. The super-soft Microplush fabric is like wrapping yourself with a cloud. They’re made to withstand heavy laundering and get softer with every wash. American craftsmanship and 100% imported acrylic are combined to make every blanket. The blankets are actually two blankets hand-sewn together for luxury you can feel and durability on which you can depend. If you’re not completely satisfied with the blanket, simply return it within 60 days of purchase for a complete refund or replacement. Denali will also replace any Denali blanket purchased after 2017 that’s damaged beyond repair by normal wear and tear for as long as you own it. Pretty sweet Customer Service is you ask me. This blanket is so cozy and comfy. And since *whispering* I think summer is over, I can now cuddle up with it as much as I want. That is, when Jason or Callan are not stealing it.

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