Blankets for the frozen tundra. (thermal fleece bedding products)

HFN The Weekly Newspaper for the Home Furnishing Network | February 5, 1996| | Copyright

New York-Fieldcrest Cannon is the latest supplier to get into the Artic tundra, introducing thermal fleece blankets and throws at this week's holiday market.

In addition to more plush warmth products, blanket suppliers also will focus on new colors, constructions and licenses.

Fieldcrest's new blankets and throws will have a conventional outer layer and reverse to nylon flocking that is laminated together. Solid and solid to plaid combinations will be available in about six colors.

The name of the new collection hadn't been decided as of press ...

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