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Custom Sherpa Blankets, Embroidered or Printed

Sherpa is a thick, curly fleece that looks a bit like sheepskin, and a blanket lined with it feels noticeably warmer and heavier than plain fleece. This collection offers 27 sherpa blankets for winter client gifts, employee recognition and holiday programs.


Tops vary widely: velour, faux mink suede, silk touch, heathered fleece, cable, argyle and checkerboard knits, buffalo plaid and a wool blend. Sizes range from a 36 x 24 inch baby blanket and 30 x 40 inch throws to 72 x 60 inch oversized blankets. Prices start at $9.89.


Top Fabrics Over Sherpa

  • Knits: cable, argyle and checkerboard knit tops that look like a home decor piece rather than a promotional item.
  • Plaid: buffalo plaid in red and black, plaid polar fleece and a High Sierra roll-up plaid blanket for cabins and tailgates.
  • Plush faces: velour, faux mink suede and silk touch tops that feel smooth against the sherpa side.
  • Special shapes: a wearable 50 x 70 inch blanket with snaps and a Minkie baby blanket in recycled polyester.
  • Oversized: the Cambridge 72 x 60 inch and a 60 x 70 inch wool blend for two people on a couch.


Embroidery appears on 14 of these blankets and suits a logo in a corner, screen printing covers 11 others, and a few can be laser engraved or printed in full color. Minimums are modest at 10 to 50 blankets, and production runs 12 to 19 working days, so holiday orders should be placed by early fall. Banks, car dealers, home builders and hospital foundations often pick sherpa for gifts.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Alpine sherpa blanket in recycled PET opens the range at about $9.89, and the cable knit sherpa blanket closes it at roughly $68. Mid-range throws such as velour sherpa, polar fleece and sherpa combinations, and faux mink suede sit between $25 and $40. A 30 x 40 inch size is offered on several styles for less than the full 50 x 60 version. Setup fees run $55 to $90.

Most sherpa blankets measure 50 x 60 inches, a standard throw size for a couch or office chair. Smaller 30 x 40 inch versions exist for the faux mink suede, silk touch and knit styles, and there is a Minkie sherpa baby blanket at 36 x 24 inches. For extra coverage, choose the oversized wool blend at 60 x 70 inches or the Cambridge oversized blanket at 72 x 60 inches.

Both. Embroidery is offered on 14 sherpa blankets and gives a raised, stitched logo that suits the plush texture. Screen printing appears on 11 styles, usually placed on the smooth top layer such as velour, faux mink or knit. Two blankets offer full color printing for detailed artwork, and two take laser engraving, including the Minkie baby blanket, which leaves a soft tone-on-tone mark in the fabric.

Minimums start at 10 blankets and go up to 50, depending on the style. That makes small batches practical for a board gift, a realtor closing gift or a holiday thank-you to a handful of top accounts. The precise minimum sits on each product page, and your card is charged only once you have checked the sherpa artwork layout and said yes to it.

Production ranges from 12 to 19 business days after proof approval, slightly longer than plain fleece because many sherpa styles are layered or knit. If the blankets are meant for a dated event or the winter gifting season, count back from that date and leave extra room for delivery. The product page shows the production time for each individual blanket.

Three blankets use recycled materials, including the Alpine sherpa and the recycled PET sherpa with a velour top. For a premium feel, look at the cable knit, checkerboard knit and argyle knit sherpa blankets, the double sided white and plaid style, or the High Sierra roll-up sherpa in plaid. Polyester is the main fabric across 18 styles, with fleece on seven and an acrylic knit on one.