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Custom Cashmere Blanket Manufacturer in Inner Mongolia

For an accurate blanket quotation, define the intended use, fibre composition, construction, finished dimensions, target weight or reference handle, colour, edge finish, branding, quantity and destination.

What should a buyer send? Send one written blanket brief with the specification, quantity, destination and target date. Add artwork, a tech pack, reference images or a physical sample where available. ENHE can then review feasibility, sampling, price and timing for that project.
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Blue custom blanket with contrast border and fringe
Finished blanket sample referencePattern scale, drape, contrast border and fringe should be reviewed against the written specification.
Page purposeB2B blanket manufacturing guidance
Company locationHohhot, Inner Mongolia, China
Commercial termsConfirmed for each project in writing

01 · Project route

Choose a Product, Custom or Private-Label Route

Use a product reference when an existing blanket is already close to the requirement. Use custom development when the specification must change. Add private-label work only after the product itself is defined.

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Custom development

Use this route when material, construction, dimensions, colour, finish or artwork must be developed against a new brief.

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03

Private label

Add brand labels, care information, packaging and approved presentation details to a clearly defined product specification.

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Written terms control: order-specific material, construction, dimensions, finishing, branding, quantity, pricing and timing should be confirmed in ENHE’s quotation or proforma invoice.

02 · Buyer brief

Build a Blanket Specification Before Pricing

Two blankets may look alike in a photograph but use different yarn, construction, finishing and packing. Pricing becomes meaningful only when the enquiry identifies the fields below.

Intended use
Throw, bed blanket, baby product, hospitality, retail collection, gifting program or another defined use.
Fibre composition
State the required composition or ask for options. Do not use “cashmere” as a substitute for a percentage specification.
Construction
Woven, knitted or another referenced construction. Include close-up images or a physical benchmark where available.
Dimensions
Finished length and width, fringe included or excluded, measurement unit and acceptable tolerance.
Weight or handle
Target finished weight, GSM where applicable, or an approved reference sample that defines the intended handle.
Colour
Colour standard, reference swatch, Pantone reference where applicable, and whether colour approval is required.
Finish
Edge treatment, fringe, surface finish, wash, embroidery or other requested details.
Branding and packing
Logo artwork, labels, care content, barcodes, packaging format and destination-language requirements.
Commercial inputs
Quantity by colour, delivery destination, target date and any testing or documentation requested by the buyer.

03 · Product definition

Material and Construction Decisions

Fibre composition is only one part of the specification. Construction, yarn, density, dimensions, weight and finishing must be reviewed together.

Nine yarn cones in pastel and neutral colours for blanket development
Yarn and colour directionColour references help define the sampling direction; fibre composition and final colour approval remain project-specific.
Brown and ivory double-sided jacquard knitted blanket sample
Double-sided jacquard sampleThe sample shows pattern definition, reverse colourway, surface construction and the finished edge.

Woven or knitted

State the required construction rather than assuming a reference image makes it clear.

  • Provide a close-up of the surface and edge.
  • Specify whether stretch or structured drape is intended.
  • Confirm fringe, binding or other edge treatment.

Pure fibre or blend

The exact fibre percentages affect labelling, costing and the physical specification.

  • State required composition by percentage.
  • Identify any restricted or required fibre content.
  • Approve the final composition before labels are produced.

Size, weight and tolerance

Finished dimensions and weight need an agreed measurement method.

  • State whether fringe is included in length.
  • Record the measurement unit and tolerance.
  • Use the approved sample as the bulk reference.

Use and destination

A retail throw, hospitality blanket, baby item and corporate gift can require different documentation and presentation.

  • Identify the destination market.
  • Provide required label languages and warnings.
  • Confirm testing or buyer-manual requirements.

04 · Development path

From Project Brief to Approved Sample

The working sequence is: written specification, feasibility review, written sample terms, sample approval and a signed bulk reference. A reference image or verbal description is not a production specification.

ENHE team reviewing fibre preparation equipment in a Hohhot workshop
Factory evidenceMaterial preparation before developmentENHE team reviewing fibre preparation equipment before yarn and product development in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia.
01Submit briefUse, composition, construction, size, finish, quantity and destination.
02ReviewClarify missing specifications and evidence requirements.
03Written termsConfirm scope, sample terms, price basis and timing.
04Sample approvalRecord measurements, colour, handle, finish and branding decisions.
05Bulk referenceUse the signed specification and approved sample for production checks.
Sample and bulk-production timing depend on the confirmed material, construction, colour work, branding, quantity and production schedule. Publish a timing range only after ENHE verifies it.

05 · Approval and control

Quality Checkpoints to Agree Before Bulk Production

“Good quality” cannot be measured on its own. Name the checkpoints, tolerance and comparison method so the bulk order can be checked against the approved sample and written specification.

ENHE technicians reviewing yarn production equipment in the Hohhot workshop
Hands-on reviewTechnicians review production conditionsWorkshop personnel inspect yarn handling and production equipment before approved specifications move through production.
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Composition and yarnConfirm the declared fibre content and the agreed yarn or material reference.
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Finished measurementsRecord length, width, fringe method and the agreed tolerance.
03
Weight and handleDefine the approved comparison method rather than using “soft” as the only criterion.
04
Colour and lotIdentify the approved colour standard and acceptable shade comparison.
05
Edges and surfaceInspect fringe, binding, linking, surface finish and visible faults relevant to the construction.
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Labels and packingCheck artwork, placement, fibre declaration, care content, barcode and packing configuration.

06 · Market preparation

Labels, Packaging and Destination Requirements

The buyer should identify where the blanket will be sold and provide the applicable label, language, testing and packaging requirements. A factory quotation is not a substitute for destination-market legal review.

United States reference FTC textile and wool labelling guidance

FTC guidance explains that many textile and wool products require fibre content, country of origin and responsible-company identification.

Review official FTC guidance ↗
European Union reference EU textile fibre names and composition labelling

Regulation (EU) No 1007/2011 covers textile fibre names and related fibre-composition labelling and marking.

Review the official EU regulation ↗
These official sources provide general market guidance. They do not prove that a specific ENHE blanket, label or shipment complies with every destination requirement.

07 · Commercial confirmation

What the Written Quotation Should Confirm

Website guidance does not set the terms of an individual order. The quotation or proforma invoice should identify the product, price basis, timing assumptions and delivery responsibilities.

Product scopeMaterial, construction, dimensions, finish, colour, branding and packing.
Quantity basisQuantity by design, size and colour, including the applicable minimum.
Sample termsSample scope, fee, freight, revision basis and approval method.
Production timingConfirmed start point, estimated production window and dependencies.
Payment termsCurrency, payment method, milestones and controlling document.
Delivery basisDestination, Incoterm where applicable, freight mode and customs responsibility.
For the site’s general transaction framework, review payment and delivery guidance. The quotation or proforma invoice should control the individual order.

08 · Next step

Prepare a Blanket Project Brief

Send the intended use, fibre composition, construction, finished dimensions, target weight or reference handle, colours, edge finish, branding, packaging, quantity, destination and target date. Attach artwork, a tech pack or reference images where available.

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Company responsible for this guideInner Mongolia ENHE Cashmere Co., Ltd. · B2B blanket project guidance
Last reviewed July 28, 2026