Make Comfort a Habit
Soft Warmth, City‑Proof — BOC’s Eco‑Down Sherpa Fleece Blanket
New York changes tempos by the hour. Your blanket should keep up—easy on a Tuesday couch, capable by Saturday night’s fire. BOC’s Eco‑Down Sherpa Fleece Blanket is built for that rhythm: a portable layer that earns its spot at home and outside, made with recycled materials and designed to work hard without looking like it’s trying. It’s comfort with intent, tuned for daily life in a city that never sits still.
Soft on skin, serious about use.
Warmth, Without the Bulk
The construction is straightforward—and smart. A smooth 20‑denier polyester shell is finished to repel water, so drizzle beads up, spilled coffee wipes clean, and tent condensation doesn’t sink in. Inside, eco‑down synthetic fill traps heat efficiently, while a plush sherpa fleece lining delivers that instant “ahh” the moment it touches your shoulders. The fibers are spun from recycled PET bottles, turning waste into warmth you can feel every day. It’s the kind of spec you won’t notice until the weather (or the week) asks for it.
Comfort you carry, not coddle.
One Piece, Many Roles
This isn’t a blanket you “save for camping.” It’s a blanket you actually use. Snap the cape clip and wear it hands‑free while you flip pancakes or pour drinks; thread the corner loops to hang‑dry after a dewy morning, rig a quick privacy panel, or stake a windbreak when the breeze turns. When it’s time to roll, the stuff sack keeps things contained and clean in your tote, trunk, or closet cube. Furniture throw, park layer, tent liner, shoulder wrap—check, check, check, and check.
Ready when the plan changes—because it will.
Sized for the City, Capable for Camp
Unfurled, the blanket spans about 71 × 51 inches—generous for two on the grass, long enough to cover shoulders and knees on that late ride across the borough. Packed, it compresses to about 15 × 9 inches, small enough to live by the door, disappear in a weekender, or ride along in the car all season. At roughly 35 oz, it carries like a lightweight throw yet performs like real outdoor kit—substantial without being a burden. You won’t baby it; you’ll bring it.
Big enough to share. Small enough to go.
Design That Blends In—And Lasts
The shell’s hand is smooth but tough; the sherpa side is comfort on demand. A signature BOC stitch pattern gives quiet identity without shouting brand, and the palette—Black, Coyote—plays nicely with monochrome wardrobes and mixed camp setups alike. This is design that doesn’t insist on itself; it simply gets used more because it gets out of the way.
Considered, not cautious.
Planet & People, Without the Trade‑Off
BOC was founded in Brooklyn with a simple conviction: the best gear should work indoors and out, and it should be made responsibly. As an outdoor brand committed to the planet and its people, BOC uses sustainable, recycled materials across many products without sacrificing performance or durability. The Eco‑Down Sherpa makes that ethos tangible—recycled polyester at its core, weather‑ready on the surface, and built to earn long service life through actual use. Sustainability that shows up every time you reach for it.
Do more with less new.
Two Scenes, Same Blanket
Brooklyn, rooftop evening. The skyline dims to blue, a breeze skims the block, and the playlist rolls on. The blanket becomes a shoulder wrap while you tend snacks and conversations—no costume change, no drama.
Catskills, trailhead morning. The air runs cooler than forecast. You shake off dew, clip the cape for coffee duty, then spread the blanket as a warm base while camp wakes up. One piece, different pace—exactly the point.
Carry, Care, Repeat
Rolled or folded, the blanket slides into its sack without a wrestling match. Keep it by the door for spontaneous park runs. Toss it in the trunk for that last‑minute escape. After a park picnic or campsite dinner, hang it from the corner loops to air, then put it straight back into rotation. Gear you don’t have to baby is the gear you’ll use most—and the gear that earns its permanent place.
Make comfort a habit.
This is what happens when a New York–born brand designs for both living room and trailhead: recycled materials with no compromise on performance or durability, everyday utility baked into the details, and a quiet style that reads as considered, not cautious. Bring it home; take it out. Use it hard; use it often. That’s how good gear makes life—anywhere, anytime—a little warmer and a lot more considered.
