HBC Blankets

One of the earliest solid colours offered by HBC dating back to the 18th century. Green was preferred by the Kwakiuti and Nookka First Nations of the Pacific North West.Number of points on the edge of the blanket reflects its sizeHeirloom qualitySuperior warmthSeal of authorityStripe on both ends100% woven woolMade in England

Be delighted by the authentic quality of our scarlet point blanket that is still produced at the same woolen mills used centuries ago. Solid red blankets first appeared in the 18th century and have long been one of the most popular colours after the multistripeNumber of points on the edge of the blanket reflects its sizeHeirloom qualitySuperior warmthSeal of authorityStripe on both ends100% woven woolMade in England

Be delighted by the authentic quality of this keepsake blanket that is still produced at the same woolen mills used centuries ago.Number of points on the edge of the blanket reflects its sizeHeirloom qualitySuperior warmthSeal of authorityStripe on both ends100% woven woolMade in England

First commissioned by HBC in 1800, our primary colour multi stripe design lives on as a testament to our shared Canadian heritage and quality craftsmanshipManufactured in Yorkshire at the finest woolen mill in EnglandNumber of points on the edge of the blanket reflects its sizeHeirloom qualitySuperior warmthSeal of authorityStripe on both ends100% woven woolMade in England

Our millennium stripes originated as an update to our multistripe design in 2000, featuring a contemporary palette of taupe and brown to compliment modern décorManufactured in Yorkshire at the finest woolen mill in EnglandNumber of points on the edge of the blanket reflects its sizeHeirloom qualitySuperior warmthSeal of authorityStripe on both ends100% woven woolMade in England

A light grey blanket was originally produced under contract for the Canadian Army during WW1. The colour was added to the standard colours not long afterward. A darker version was reintroduced in 2000 as one of two new designs launched to mark the new Millennium. 100% woven wool.