Pendleton Woolen Mills weaves this camp blanket of virgin wool and cotton in its American mills in the Pacific Northwest, and it is modeled on the blankets that the early shepherds of that country used against the weather. The twin measures 66 by 84 inches and weighs about four and a half pounds, and the full or queen measures 90 by 90 inches and weighs about six and a half. A band of stripes runs across each end, and the blanket comes in four colors: tobacco, mineral umber, oxford and green heather. Pendleton asks that it be dry cleaned.