Double Blanket Mimosa

Mimosa flowers, blooming in soft yellow, are known for their flower meaning of "gratitude."

The "Mimosa Double-Layer Blanket," named after these flowers, is a purely domestic double-layer blanket crafted as a gift to convey your feelings to someone special, and as a comforting companion for your daily sleep.

This domestically produced item is carefully woven one by one in Izumiotsu, Osaka.
We maintain the "double-layer" specification, which is now rare in the industry, and finish it through a quality-controlled process.
The double-layer structure, unique to Japanese products, achieves both substantial warmth and comfortable breathability.
The napped surface that touches the skin uses a blended yarn of 85% acrylic and 15% rayon.
In addition to its soft and gentle feel, it possesses moisture-absorbing and heat-generating properties, efficiently converting the slight moisture from your body into warmth.
The ground part, which forms the base, is 100% polyester, ensuring durability for long-term use.
It will be a reliable companion in your daily life.

Furthermore, it features an antibacterial and deodorizing treatment for hygienic use, and an anti-static function to alleviate the unpleasant static shocks when putting it on or taking it off.
With a single long size (140cm x 210cm) and a weight of approximately 2.9kg, it offers ample thickness and a sense of security.

■ As a Gift
The mimosa motif and the gentle colors symbolizing "gratitude" give it the elegance suitable for a gift to convey your everyday feelings.
A grandchild who received this blanket as a gift even said, "This is the best blanket I've ever felt. Thank you, Grandma."
You can choose it as a heartfelt gift for your parents, superiors, or someone special.

■ Brand
Tsuki no Tomo Co., Ltd.
A manufacturer that develops products primarily in bedding, combining functionality and design.
With reliable craftsmanship based on traditional Japanese technology, it can be used with confidence in a wide range of situations, from gifts to everyday use.