Stio x Wilderdog Sherpa Blanket - LG

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Overview Details

Overview

A soft place to land after a big day in the outdoors, this cozy dog blanket brings the comfort and the Teton-inspired designs of our Stio (ft. Wilderdog) collab.

Constructed with double sided Sherpa fleece with a waterproof lining in between, this packable dog blanket is perfect for car camping or curling up at home—and they’re cozy enough you might want one for each setting. Big enough to fit both you and your adventure buddy, the blanket is super soft, and doesn't have the crinkly sound you usually hear with waterproof blankets. Made to last and backed by Wilderdog’s lifetime warranty.

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Details

Product Details

Polyester blend of soft Sherpa fleece
Waterproof lining
Weight: 3 lb 14 oz
Backed by Wilderdog's lifetime warranty

Measurements

Small: 50” x 40”
Large: 60” x 90”

Washing

Wash on ‘gentle’ setting with low or no heat and hang to dry
No chewing!

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