Weighted Blanket

Source quality weighted blankets for your brand, retail business, or distribution network with Kingworth. Our weighted blanket range includes glass bead weighted blankets, knitted weighted blankets, and selected blanket sets designed for different product positioning and market needs.

Wholesale Weighted Blankets for Private Label Brands

Kingworth supplies weighted blanket solutions for bedding brands, home textile importers, wholesalers, retailers, and private-label businesses seeking differentiated comfort products. Our weighted blanket range includes glass bead weighted blanket designs, knitted weighted blanket constructions, and selected weighted comfort sets. With OEM and ODM development support, we work with B2B buyers to review product construction, materials, dimensions, weight, packaging, and branding requirements for their target markets.

Whether you are sourcing a traditional glass bead weighted blanket, exploring a textured knitted design, or developing a branded weighted blanket collection, choosing the right construction is essential. Filling distribution, finished weight, fabric selection, stitching, care instructions, and packaging all influence the final product. Kingworth helps buyers move from product selection and sample evaluation to specification confirmation, production follow-up, quality inspection, and export coordination.

Weighted Blanket Wholesale Solutions for Different Market Positions

Weighted blankets are not a single standardized product category. Different constructions create different tactile experiences, visual styles, and retail opportunities. A traditional glass bead model may appeal to buyers looking for a familiar compartmentalized weighted blanket, while a knitted design can offer a distinctive open-texture appearance and a different way of distributing weight.

For wholesale buyers, the best starting point is to define the intended customer, product format, target weight, material requirements, and selling channel. Kingworth can discuss existing product models and project-specific OEM or ODM development according to the confirmed specification.

Glass Bead Weighted Blankets

Glass bead weighted blankets use small glass beads as the weighting material. In a well-designed product, the beads are distributed through internal compartments to help maintain a more consistent weight distribution during normal use. The pocket structure, stitching quality, filling quantity, and fabric construction are important factors when evaluating this type of blanket.

Kingworth’s product portfolio includes glass bead weighted blanket models with cotton fabric descriptions and compartment-based construction. One documented adult-oriented product profile features a breathable cotton outer fabric, evenly distributed small pockets, and eight secure loops. Its recorded product weight is above 4 kg. Exact finished dimensions and the available weight options should be confirmed for the selected model before quotation.

For buyers developing a traditional weighted blanket collection, the following details deserve particular attention:

  • Glass bead material and filling quantity.
  • Number, size, and distribution of internal pockets.
  • Stitching density and seam reinforcement.
  • Outer fabric composition, weight, and hand feel.
  • Finished blanket dimensions and total weight.
  • Attachment loops and compatibility with any removable cover.
  • Packaging dimensions and protection during transportation.

Knitted Weighted Blankets

Knitted weighted blankets offer a different visual and tactile direction from traditional compartmentalized designs. Their knitted construction creates a visible yarn structure, making texture and appearance important parts of the product’s retail positioning.

Kingworth has a documented queen-size knitted weighted blanket profile using mixed yarn and gravity yarn. The product is listed as suitable for OEM and ODM development, with a stated bulk lead-time reference of 25–30 days. Exact fiber percentages, finished dimensions, total weight, stitch density, and care instructions should be confirmed before the product specification is finalized.

When evaluating a knitted weighted blanket, buyers should review:

  • Yarn composition and the role of each yarn component.
  • Knitting pattern, stitch density, and overall construction.
  • Finished dimensions and total product weight.
  • Weight distribution across the blanket.
  • Stretch, dimensional stability, and edge finishing.
  • Surface appearance after handling and packaging.
  • Care instructions and the results of any required washing trial.

Knitted construction can provide a distinctive alternative for home-textile brands that want a more decorative or textured weighted blanket. It should be evaluated as its own product type rather than assumed to perform identically to a glass bead blanket.

Weighted Blanket and Comfort Sets

For gift retailers, seasonal programs, and home-comfort brands, coordinated sets can create an additional merchandising opportunity. Kingworth’s product portfolio includes a hand-knitted weighted blanket and boot set. Its documented profile lists polyester/cotton material, a total product weight of 8 kg, a carry-bag package, and hand-wash and machine-wash care instructions. The exact weight allocation between the blanket and boots, individual dimensions, and care suitability of each component should be confirmed before listing the set.

A coordinated set may be considered for:

  • Seasonal home-comfort collections.
  • Gift-oriented retail programs.
  • Home relaxation and lounge product assortments.
  • Online bundles and coordinated product promotions.

For private-label orders, buyers should confirm the number of pieces in each set, individual component specifications, packaging arrangement, and labeling requirements. A set’s total weight should not be presented as the weight of the blanket alone.

Explore Kingworth Weighted Blanket Product Options

The following examples are based on documented Kingworth product profiles. Product details that have not been confirmed are identified as requiring project-specific verification.

Product direction Documented construction Recorded details Recommended sourcing focus
Premium Quiet Glass Beads Weighted Blanket Glass bead filling with a cotton fabric product description and compartment-based construction Weight above 4 kg; gray; solid color; eight secure loops described Confirm dimensions, filling quantity, pocket construction, and care instructions
Children’s Glass Bead Weighted Blanket Glass bead filling with a cotton fabric product description Weight above 4 kg; blue; color box packaging recorded Confirm age suitability, exact weight, dimensions, safety requirements, and market-specific compliance
Knitted Weighted Blanket Mixed yarn and gravity yarn Queen size; OEM/ODM accepted; 25–30-day lead-time reference Confirm fiber percentages, finished weight, dimensions, stitch construction, and care
Hand-Knitted Weighted Blanket and Boot Set Polyester/cotton construction 8 kg recorded total weight; carry bag; hand-wash and machine-wash care listed Confirm the weight of each component, dimensions, and care requirements

These examples represent different product directions rather than interchangeable specifications. The actual available colors, dimensions, weight options, packaging, MOQ, sample schedule, and bulk lead time must be reconfirmed for the selected SKU and customization requirements.

How to Choose the Right Weighted Blanket Construction

For a wholesale weighted blanket program, the construction should match the brand’s intended positioning and the expectations of its customers. Buyers should compare the product’s material, weight distribution, surface texture, care requirements, and packaging rather than selecting by appearance alone.

Glass Beads or Knitted Construction?

Selection factor Glass bead construction Knitted construction
Weighting approach Glass beads distributed through internal compartments Weight integrated into the knitted yarn structure or construction
Visual appearance Usually a conventional blanket surface with stitched pocket sections Visible knitted texture and yarn pattern
Key quality checks Bead distribution, pocket integrity, seam strength, and leakage prevention Yarn consistency, stitch stability, edge finishing, and dimensional stability
Specification priorities Filling material, filling quantity, pocket layout, fabric, and finished weight Yarn composition, knitting structure, dimensions, and finished weight
Care considerations Must be established for the complete blanket construction Must account for yarn composition, knitted structure, and dimensional stability

Neither construction is automatically superior. Glass bead models offer a familiar compartment-based approach, while knitted designs provide a distinct textile appearance and construction. The appropriate choice depends on the intended product experience, target retail price, customer expectations, and validated product performance.

How to Select the Right Blanket Weight

Weight is one of the most important specifications in a weighted blanket project. Buyers should distinguish between the total finished product weight and the weight of the weighting material. These figures are not necessarily identical because the finished blanket also includes fabric, yarn, stitching, binding, and other components.

When requesting a quotation, specify whether the required weight refers to:

  • The complete finished blanket.
  • The internal weighting material only.
  • A blanket-and-accessory set as a whole.

For retail development, record the finished weight and its acceptable production tolerance. If a product is sold in several weight options, each option should have its own approved specification and sample. Do not assume that a weight range or dimension from one model applies to another.

For consumer-facing guidance, weighted blankets should not be marketed as suitable for every user. The buyer should establish clear intended-use information, appropriate product labeling, and relevant safety guidance for the destination market. Children’s products require particular care in reviewing age suitability, product weight, supervision guidance, and applicable regulations. Avoid presenting a weighted blanket as a treatment for anxiety, insomnia, or other medical conditions unless the claim is appropriately substantiated and legally permitted.

Materials and Construction Details That Matter to Wholesale Buyers

Material selection influences the hand feel, appearance, durability, and care requirements of a weighted blanket. The best material specification is not simply the one with the most attractive description. It is the one that can be consistently sourced, manufactured, inspected, and supported with accurate product information.

Outer Fabric and Yarn Composition

For glass bead weighted blankets, the outer fabric should be evaluated for softness, breathability, seam performance, and suitability for the intended market. Cotton is used in the documented product descriptions for selected Kingworth glass bead models. The exact fabric composition, fabric weight, color, and construction should nevertheless be confirmed against the sample and final specification.

For knitted weighted blankets, yarn composition is particularly important. A product described as using mixed yarn and gravity yarn should not automatically be advertised as 100% cotton or as another specific fiber composition. Buyers should request the exact percentages and the role of each yarn component before publishing a material claim.

Internal Compartments and Weight Distribution

In glass bead models, the internal compartment design helps control how the weighting material is distributed. Buyers should examine the pocket layout, stitching, filling consistency, and resistance to leakage. The blanket should be handled and checked in different orientations to identify obvious shifting or uneven areas.

In knitted models, buyers should inspect whether the weight distribution remains consistent across the surface and whether the structure stretches or changes shape during handling. Edge finishing and dimensional stability are especially relevant when a knitted blanket is repeatedly folded, stored, or transported.

Loops, Closures, and Accessories

Some weighted blanket designs include loops or other attachment details. Kingworth’s documented glass bead blanket profile describes eight secure loops. Buyers considering a removable outer cover should confirm the loop position, dimensions, compatibility, and attachment method. The presence of loops should not be interpreted as confirmation that a matching removable cover is included.

Any additional accessory should be listed separately in the product specification, including its material, quantity, dimensions, and packaging arrangement.

OEM and ODM Weighted Blanket Customization

Private-label buyers often need more than a standard weighted blanket. They may require a different size, material, weight, texture, color, label, or packaging format to fit an existing bedding collection or retail strategy. Kingworth supports OEM and ODM discussions for comfort products, with the final development scope determined by the selected construction and project requirements.

Product and Material Customization

  • Dimensions: Discuss target blanket dimensions and the relationship between size and finished weight.
  • Weight: Define the required finished product weight and acceptable tolerance.
  • Filling and weighting materials: Confirm the suitable glass bead, yarn, or other construction for the selected model.
  • Fabric and yarn: Review fiber composition, fabric structure, texture, and color requirements.
  • Construction: Discuss pocket layout, stitching, knitting pattern, edge finishing, and attachment details.
  • Product presentation: Align the appearance and tactile experience with the target retail positioning.

Private-Label Branding and Packaging

Brand presentation is an important part of a wholesale weighted blanket program. Depending on the selected model and project requirements, buyers can discuss branding and packaging elements such as:

  • Woven labels and brand logos.
  • Care labels and product instruction cards.
  • Barcode labels, SKU labels, and shipping marks.
  • Retail boxes, inserts, hangtags, and gift packaging.
  • Carry bags and other suitable product packaging.
  • Carton marking and export packaging requirements.

Packaging should be developed around the actual product dimensions and weight. A weighted blanket can place different demands on packaging from an ordinary lightweight throw. Buyers should approve the packed sample and confirm carton dimensions, product protection, handling instructions, and shipping requirements before bulk production.

OEM and ODM Project Process

  1. Requirement review: Share the target market, sales channel, product construction, dimensions, weight, material preferences, estimated quantity, and packaging requirements.
  2. Specification alignment: Review the product structure, material details, branding, care instructions, and any required compliance documents.
  3. Sample development: Arrange a sample or counter-sample for review of construction, appearance, weight, dimensions, and packaging.
  4. Sample approval: Confirm the final reference sample and written specification before mass production.
  5. Production follow-up: Monitor material preparation, manufacturing, in-process checks, and packing requirements.
  6. Final inspection and shipment: Check the finished goods against the agreed requirements and coordinate export arrangements.

For more information about Kingworth’s development and customization support, visit the Kingworth OEM and ODM service page.

MOQ, Sampling, and Lead-Time Planning

MOQ and lead time should be confirmed for the specific weighted blanket model rather than assumed to be identical across the entire category. Different constructions, materials, colors, dimensions, and packaging requirements can affect production planning.

Kingworth’s product information records sample timing of approximately 5–7 days for selected blanket models. Some product profiles also state a 25–30-day bulk lead-time reference. These are product-level references, not a universal guarantee for every weighted blanket project. The confirmed schedule depends on material availability, sample approval, order quantity, customization, testing, and packaging.

What Affects Weighted Blanket MOQ?

  • Whether the buyer selects an existing model or requests a new development.
  • Required fabric, yarn, and weighting material.
  • Blanket dimensions and weight options.
  • Custom colors, patterns, and construction details.
  • Labels, inserts, retail boxes, and other packaging components.
  • Whether multiple models or colors are included in one order.

Mixed-model or mixed-color orders should be reviewed individually. Buyers should not assume that different models can automatically share one MOQ. Ask the supplier to clarify the MOQ by model, material, color, and packaging configuration before confirming the purchase plan.

What to Prepare for a Weighted Blanket Sample Request

  • Reference product images or an existing physical sample.
  • Target dimensions and finished weight.
  • Preferred construction: glass bead or knitted.
  • Material and fabric or yarn requirements.
  • Target color and surface appearance.
  • Required loops, closures, or accessories.
  • Care and labeling requirements.
  • Packaging concept and destination market.

Quality Control for Wholesale Weighted Blankets

Weighted blankets require quality checks that address both textile workmanship and weight-related construction. A visually attractive sample is not sufficient if the filling distribution, seams, or finished weight are inconsistent. Buyers should establish measurable acceptance criteria before bulk production.

Incoming Material Inspection

Incoming inspection should verify the agreed materials, including fabric or yarn composition, color, dimensions, and weighting material. For glass bead models, the material identity and incoming condition should be checked against the approved specification. For knitted products, yarn consistency and color should be reviewed before production.

In-Process Inspection

During manufacturing, inspection can focus on the construction details that influence the finished blanket:

  • Filling quantity and distribution for compartment-based products.
  • Pocket stitching, seam strength, and closure integrity.
  • Knitting consistency, stitch appearance, and edge finishing.
  • Dimensions and weight at relevant production stages.
  • Attachment loops and accessory placement where applicable.

Final Product and Packaging Inspection

Before shipment, the finished blanket should be checked against the approved sample and specification. Relevant checks may include:

  • Finished dimensions and total weight.
  • Surface appearance, fabric defects, and workmanship.
  • Weight distribution and obvious filling leakage.
  • Stitching, seams, loops, and edge finishing.
  • Labels, care instructions, and barcode accuracy.
  • Packaging condition, carton quantity, and shipping marks.

Kingworth’s quality-control process includes incoming inspection, first-piece approval, in-process inspection, final quality inspection, packing confirmation, and batch traceability. AQL 2.5 is referenced for selected pre-shipment inspections; the applicable inspection level and sampling plan should be agreed and recorded for the specific order.

Packaging and Export Considerations

Weighted blankets have a different shipping profile from lightweight throws because their total weight can be substantial even when the folded product is compact. Packaging should protect the textile surface, prevent avoidable contamination, and make the product practical to handle through warehousing and distribution.

Before finalizing packaging, buyers should review:

  • Folded product dimensions and net weight.
  • Inner packaging material and moisture protection requirements.
  • Retail box, carry bag, or other approved presentation format.
  • Product labels, care instructions, and barcode placement.
  • Carton dimensions, gross weight, and units per carton.
  • Handling and stacking requirements for the destination market.

Vacuum compression or other space-saving packing methods should not be assumed suitable for every weighted blanket. The selected textile construction should be tested after the proposed packing method, and the buyer should approve the unpacked appearance and recovery condition before shipment.

Who Should Source Wholesale Weighted Blankets from Kingworth?

Bedding and Sleep Brands

Brands can use weighted blankets to expand an existing sleep and comfort assortment. Glass bead and knitted constructions provide different product directions, allowing brands to develop a range with distinct materials, textures, and visual identities. Private-label labels, packaging, and product specifications can be discussed according to the selected model.

Home Textile Importers and Wholesalers

Importers and wholesalers often need products that can be integrated into an established sourcing and distribution program. Important considerations include consistent specifications, clear packing information, confirmed lead times, inspection arrangements, and export coordination. Kingworth supports B2B sourcing discussions across its comfort-product categories.

Home Retailers and E-Commerce Sellers

Retailers and e-commerce operators may prioritize clear product differentiation, accurate dimensions and weight, appealing product presentation, and packaging suitable for storage and parcel handling. Product descriptions should communicate the construction and care requirements clearly so customers understand what they are purchasing.

Gift and Seasonal Product Buyers

Knitted weighted blankets and coordinated comfort sets may be considered for seasonal or gift-oriented collections. Buyers should confirm the set contents, individual component specifications, retail presentation, and packaging durability before placing a bulk order.

Request a Wholesale Weighted Blanket Quotation

Planning a new weighted blanket collection requires more than selecting a target weight. The construction, materials, finished dimensions, stitching, care requirements, packaging, and inspection standards should all be aligned before production. Kingworth works with professional buyers to review existing product options and discuss OEM or ODM requirements for private-label programs.

To help us evaluate your project, please share:

  • Your preferred construction: glass bead, knitted, or a coordinated set.
  • Target dimensions and finished weight.
  • Material, color, and design references.
  • Estimated order quantity and expected order schedule.
  • Destination country and sales channel.
  • Private-label, labeling, and packaging requirements.
  • Any testing, certification, or inspection requirements.

Contact Kingworth to discuss your weighted blanket sourcing requirements and request product specifications or sample arrangements.

Kingworth | Ningbo Kingworth Global Imp. & Exp. Co., Ltd.
Email: info@king-worth.com
Phone / WhatsApp: +86 133 3687 4040
Location: Ningbo, Zhejiang, China

Frequently Asked Questions

1.What types of weighted blankets can Kingworth supply?

Kingworth’s documented product range includes glass bead weighted blanket models, a queen-size knitted weighted blanket using mixed yarn and gravity yarn, and a hand-knitted weighted blanket and boot set. The exact specifications and availability should be confirmed for each selected model.

2.Can I customize the size and weight of a weighted blanket?

Size and weight requirements can be discussed as part of an OEM or ODM project. The feasibility, MOQ, sample schedule, and final cost depend on the construction, materials, dimensions, and production requirements. A written specification should be approved before bulk production.

3.What is the difference between a glass bead and a knitted weighted blanket?

A glass bead weighted blanket uses small weighting beads distributed through internal compartments. A knitted weighted blanket integrates weight into its yarn and knitted construction. They differ in appearance, structure, and quality-control priorities, so buyers should evaluate them as separate product types.

4.What is the MOQ for wholesale weighted blankets?

There is no single universal MOQ for every weighted blanket. MOQ depends on the selected model, material, dimensions, color, customization, and packaging. Buyers should provide their intended specification and order quantity to receive a project-specific confirmation.

5.Can I request a sample before placing a bulk order?

Sample support is available for selected models. Some Kingworth blanket profiles record sample timing of approximately 5–7 days, but the actual schedule depends on material availability and development requirements. Buyers should confirm the sample plan for the exact model.

6.Can you provide private-label packaging and logos?

Private-label requirements such as logos, woven labels, care labels, barcode labels, retail boxes, inserts, and suitable transport packaging can be discussed. The final packaging plan should be checked against the finished blanket dimensions, weight, and destination-market requirements.

7.Are weighted blankets machine washable?

Care requirements vary by construction and material. Some product profiles include hand-wash or machine-wash instructions, but these instructions should not be transferred automatically to other weighted blanket models. Buyers should confirm the care method for the selected SKU and conduct any required washing trial before publishing care claims.

8.Can you supply children's weighted blankets?

A children’s glass bead weighted blanket appears in Kingworth’s product portfolio. However, children’s weighted products require careful review of age suitability, finished weight, dimensions, instructions, and applicable destination-market regulations. Buyers should obtain the exact technical specification and verify relevant compliance before commercializing the product.

9.What information is needed for a weighted blanket quotation?

To prepare a useful quotation request, provide the target construction, dimensions, finished weight, material requirements, color, estimated order quantity, destination country, branding, packaging, and any required testing or documentation. Reference images or a physical sample can help clarify the intended design.

10.Can I customize the weight, size, fabric, and packaging of weighted blankets for my brand?

Yes. OEM and ODM customization options can be discussed based on your target market and product requirements. Depending on the selected blanket construction, customization may include blanket dimensions, weight specifications, shell fabric, colors, patterns, labels, and retail packaging. Please share your target weight range, preferred materials, order quantity, and packaging requirements so our team can evaluate the project and confirm the available options.