If you see something labeled as fleece, it is still soft, warm, and lightweight, but it may not fall under the "sherpa fleece" category, due to slight variations in the manufacturing process.
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Sherpa is actually a type of fleece. Fleece is a general term applied to the synthetic material mimicking the properties of wool, or the fleece of sheep. All fleece blankets are made of breathable, easy-to-care-for material that is plush and soft to the touch. But if you see a sherpa fleece designation, then you know it's 100% manufactured polyester made for ultra-warmth, softness, and comfort.
To find the right fleece fit for your home on Wayfair, you can select the size, color, and material option you're looking for under the "Throws & Blankets" category on the left. Choose from a variety of sizes to match your lounging needs including throw, twin, full/double, and king-size options.
Whether you're sprucing up your guest bedroom or stocking your linen closet, a sherpa blanket or fleece blanket can add the extra layer of plush warmth you crave in the cold. Wayfair has thousands of fleece blankets to choose from (including sherpa fleece!) so you can find the perfect one made just right for you.
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Plush & Mink Sherpa are two different materials, though both blankets are technically fleece. Because of this, printing the same image will yield different results.
With Mink Sherpa Blankets, the actual "sherpa" material that gives the blanket its fluffy, fuzzy appearance is on the backside, meaning it's not the side that's printed on. With our Plush Fleece, the entire blanket is made up of the same soft, plush fabric on either side.
Because of this, we've found that colors are brighter on the plush, while images are sharper on the sherpa. The front of the sherpa is less "fuzzy," which is conducive to achieving a crisper image. But the thinner fabric of the plush is ideal for capturing vibrancy.
Neither blanket is "better." It depends on your style! If you're trying to showcase the vivid shades of a sunset, plush may be the choice for you. But if you're showing off those new professional photos you had taken, try sherpa! (It should be noted, however, that images printed on fabric will never be quite as crisp as what you see on your monitor!) Either way, as long as you don't get a "Low Resolution" warning, your blanket will print beautifully - no matter which you choose.
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